New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday March

SENATE ALBANY, Tuesday March 9.
A remOnstrance was presented from the
Trustees OF the Brooklyn Benevolent Society against
the law for the sale of portion of their property.
Mr.. COOLEY reported tav0rably on the
bill amending the Insurance Law of 1919.
MIR. VANDERBILT reported bill tor In
cooperating the Association for The Exhibition OF the
Industry OF All Nations Referred, to be reported in
The bill for the appointment Of Public
Printer was reported. Mr. Cooley dissenteA.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. CORNELL, (2) in favor of Liquor Law
from citizens of Steuben County
Mr.. BABCoCK, rem0nstrahce oil trustees
OF BIooklya Benevolent Society, against passage OF
law to allow sae Of any portion Of their property
REPORTS, ETC,
Mr.. VANDERBILT, from the Juiciary Com
mite @ to whom was referred the petition of certain
citzelsof New.York for the passage OF law m
the Worlds Exhibition in New-York, reported IA
vorably by bin to incorporate the Association ior
the Exhibition OF the Industry OF all Nations
MIR. VANDERBILT moved that the bill be
referred to the New-York Senators to report com
plete. Agreed to.
Mr.. BABcocK, from Printing Committee,
reported adversely to the printing OF 500 extra copies
of the Report of the Managers OF the State Lunatlc
Asylum, for their use.
Mr.. COOLEY, as minority, moved that
the report be amended as TO authorize the printing
of 500 copies. Carried Ayes ID Noes4.
The question was then taken on the resO-
luton as amended, and decided in the Affirmative
Ayes Is; Noes
Mr.. BABcocK from Printing Committee
reported favorably to printing l,00o copies for tho
Legislature, and 100 for the Regents without tho
accompany documents. Agreed to-AyesRO.
The Clerk reported that the amount paid
out for postage on documents for Senator'S since
commencement of Session was Sos
MIR. BABCOCK reported favOrably to print
he tNf he Trn N
state Library for use Of Trustees. Agreed To-
Ayesls.
Also in favor of printing 5000 copies of
the report Of the Controller in relation to the State
debts Agreed to-Ayes H.
Also majority report on the bill to pro.
vide for the appointment of Public Printer READ
at the request Of MI. COOLEY.
MIR. COOLEY, as a member of the Com
mittee dissented wholly from the report. He was
opposed to the State engaging Ia the printing ousl
seni6ed his intention of furnishing written report,
be should defer further remarks.
Mr.. Snow, favOrably, by bill, authorizing
an appropriation to the College OF Pharmacy OF the
City OF NewYork. Referred 10 Committee OF the
Whole having charge OF College bills, &c. Special
order for "Wednesday.
Mr.. BxEKMAs, favorably, vesting all prop
erty owned by churches in tho trustees OF the SAID
churches.
Also. in behalf of Literature Committee,
bill to provide for the free education OF certain
number of students from each Senate and Assem-
biy district In the Albany University. Referred to
Committee of the Whole having in charge College
bills, &c
Mr. PLArT, from minority Of Committee
on Commerce, reported special ACT for the moor
porsuon OF the Irish and American steamship CON-
pany. -.
Mr.. MORGAN, from the select Committee
consisting of Senators from LIST Judicial District re-
ported complete the New-York Worries Exhibition
bill Ordered ensrossed for third reading
The Senate then went into Executive
session with closed doors.