New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06

oENAl ALBANY, NuCn %, 1000.
Several petitions were presented and re-
ferret
SPECIAL ORDER
The consideration of private claims being
made the special order OF the day OF each week. the
slcwipg bllis were acted upon IN COMMITTEE oil inc
Whole
Mr.. CooLEY asked unanimous consent
far hin g TO authorize the Trustees OF School Dis
tnct No l. in the towns OF SGutDned and Castleton,
and the County of Richmond to mortgage the pro-
wrly belonging 10 said ID sIrict, for certain pur-
posee' Granted and the bill passed.
Mr.. TABER, a like request for bill to
mend all act TO provide for the incorporation OF
yases" passed December 7. lsi7. SO far as reia'es
bAs village of Corning, IN the County OF Steuoen
Granted, and the bill passed.
The special orders were then taken up.
For the relief of David Rogers, contrac-
,orupop the suspended work on the Osweso Canal.
Mr. huntington in the Chair. Passed
To provide for the appraisal and payment
Of Canal damages to Thomas Countryman same
Chairman. Passed.
To authorize the appraisal and payment
Of Canal damages to Medad Pomeroy. Same Chair
man Passed.
Several private bids were referred to a
Select Committee.
Mr.. WRIGHT asked unanimous consent
that the Assembly bill declaring schroon River
public highway be ordered to third reiding.
Agreed 70.
Special Order resumed.
To authorize the reappraisenent of "a
hldsnsses to Budget Hawkins, George Hawkins,
Passed
To indemnify John Merrell for the errO-
.eous resale of lot No az block No. g. in the viii
hts Of Oneida Castle in the County OF Oneida
same Chairman. Passed.
Authorizing the Canal Appraisers to
nd
bfosn." Same Chairman. Passed.
The bill for the relief Of w. w. Niles,
sssd Contractor, was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
ASSEMBLY.
A large number of petitions for the
Ian, lane Law, &c, were presented and appropriately
REPORTS COMMITTEES.
By MIR. VAN SANTvooRD, favorably on the
Emma Chatter bill.
Also, adverse to the petition from New
ocyA In relation to fees OF Justices OF the Peace In
criminal cases Agreed to.
Also, adverse to the petition of 5. Benty
md others, asking for an amendment TO the Law 90
nat PERSONS who keep Saturday as holy time may
"gose goods for sale on Sunday. Agreed TO-
ny MIR. FISK, by bill, to incorporate the
imHees Of Widow and Orphans Fund ofths Associ-
s~rtsssyterian Church OF North America.
ny Mr.. UNpERwo GOD, fsvsraoly, on the
MI relation 70 The wits Of error and appeal
ny Mr.. KEEsE, by bill, TO amend the
sCe .nef OF the New.York State Mutual Insurance
Csnpaay.
by. Mr.. SAyLEs, in favor of furnishing
xs1 to Members, officers and reporters
.Dy Mr.. SAyLxs, in favor Of printing
~w copies Of the repor, and bill of the Excise
NJ J.. RosE moved that the report be
n. ~ the table until the report OF the minority
sotec Lost, and the report adopted.
~ - MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS. ETC.
~. ELLSWORTH gave notice OF bill In
70 Indian schools
m Mr. SMITH, that the Controller re-
~ sneunt Of money belonging to the y. Q. Ds.
e1x NC. In the Treasury, or in banks IN the
soaAy, and what amour. OF interest IL IL
p,s 9 3. SMITH, bill regulating the ex-
u Qsss,s BY Boards. of Heath In the County
us sssa bill to provide for the election Of
1kSss>ss m N ne Counties Of Queens, kmgs'
n, ssnolk, and Wesichesser. lDeicssnons.
stn. vtssoN called Up his resolution
- Se Friday Of each week for tbs considsra-
q jcsms, claims, Immediately after the fea"Hs
moss, that such bills should not be
ss..siaS sSoo ny other time Agreed TO- ana tho
BLACKSTONE called up his resolution