New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-22
NETWORK LRGIsLATURR.

SENATE....ALBANr,T TUESDAY, n
A Petition was presented for an amendment Of
the Troy and Rutland Railroad Conpsny's Cha.
ter.
Bills were introduced to settle the title 10 Ger.
tain moneys paid under protest into the Mariner,
Fund and to exempt the Saratoga and Wash.
ington Railroad from Canal toll on freight trans.
ported.
Mr.. MANN introduced bill to amend the Gen.
eral Insurance Law.
Mr.. GUISIP offered a resolution to inquire ipto
the sale of cannon and other arms belonging "a
the State in the st. Lawrence County Arsenal;
amended by Mr.. CRoLIUs so as 10 include all the
Arsenals In the State.
The Report of the Canal Commissioners re-.
ceived on the subject of changing the level Of
Seneca Lake Referred to Canal Committee
The bill inc operating the National Law School
at b allston Spa, was debated but not decided.
The Senate debated the question OF the proper
reference of the Code Of Procedure and Practice.
Mr. MANN approved the adoption OF so much Of
the Code as relates to evidence in criminal pro-
ceedings He proposed the Senate should at this
session only perfect the existing Code. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
A petition was presented to stay proceedings
in collecting rents where manorsl titles are IN
dispute.
memorial was received from the Mayor. &c.
of New. York, asking the passage of law fixing
the exterior line lying between Eighteenth and
Twenty third SITS.
petition was presented for the unconditional
repeal of the Free School Laws.
Bills were reported authorizing the Albany and
Schenectady Railroad 10 borrow money-Rea.
tive to the Sandy Hook Pilots-Incorporstin the
Protestant Episcopal Association Of New York
Authorizing the erection Of a building for the
State Library-For relief OF Indians on Long Isl
and-Appropriating money for Schools.
A Report was presented from the PRINTING
Committee in favor Of printing the Compromise
Resolutions. Lost Ayes IS; Noes 2s:
Mr. UNDERWOOD Of Cayuga offered the follow.
ing resolutions, which were laid over under the
rules.
the State Of Newly ofk TO rearm its devotion to the Gen.
stituon or attachment the Union That devotion and
attachment has wavered fatered from the adop
ton OF the one and the foundation Of the other.
ResOed If The Senate concur, that the people OF he
there shall not be admitted into the Union added TOT
any State Territory in which Slavery shall be allowed
Resored II the Senate concur, that every citizen OF this
stunon upon the citizens OF any other State and that he
protected in his liberty while he remains within the
Resored If the Senate concur that the law known the
Fugitive Slave Law, demands such modification as wiz
secure 10 the alleged slave trial by jury IN me place
where he taken protect the reemen Of the State from
unlawful seizure and durance. -,
The Select Committee having charge of that
portion Of the Governors Message, relative TO the
representation of this State in the Worlds Fair
reported bill for that purpose-referred.
The Third Annual Report of the Dry Dock Saw
ings Institution was received.
Bills introduced Incorporating and regulating
Savings Banks; Amending the act relative to
Trial by Jury.
Bills noticed Incorporating the Academy OF
the Sacred Heart in New.York Incorporating
Mutual Building Association.
The Committee of the Whole took up the bill
Repeating the Law exempting Clergymen from
Taxation and passed it-ordered engrossed. Adj.