The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-11
NEWS BIZ fmKnRAPH


AAsASv, March Q, ls52
ssesxIvw ssxEvoLkss socssry
rcmo1slrance was presented foa the trustees Il the
brooklyn Ruevoens soce%y sesas the Law for The sale
Of portion Of their property.
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ns1aUs M Ss@ s r a. on tho ba
TfsE wonLD's FAIR ~ voRx.
S mi H. ~ spSsd bi for ncoporat
ell nations Referred 70 be repsEted in complete form
PvsIIc rRsNrER.
Tho tu for the appointment a Public Printer was re-
MIR CooLrr, (dem.) disscnied.
The dill was then referred to the Committee Of the
Whole.
Mr. Snow (dem reported svorably the bill authorix-
city Of New York Referred to Committee Of the whole
and nado the special order fas Wednesday
A., rREs rOucAI,or ~ TMs ALBANY u-.yEasry.
Committee bin to provide for The free education Of
certain number of students from Senate and Assem-
bly, district in tho Albany University Referred to Com
THE BILL TO .sconsosArn rHB CRYSTAL PALACE.
ne Of Senator'S from First judicial dsers rsso rcn
complete the New York Worlds Exhibition bill Ordered
to be engrossed for the third reading
THE IRISH STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Mr. PLArT (whgl. from tho minority Of Committee on.
Commerce reported special act for tho Of
the Irish and American Steamship Company
After the Transaction Of much unimportaut busincss
the Senate then went into Executive session
Assembly.
ALBANY, March D. 1859
GOVERNOR.
Tho House went into committee tho bill for con-
structing residence for the Governor.
The original bill appointed tho Trustees of tho Capitol
and the Mayor and Recorder Of Albany trustees for
erection of Governors House, and approrsates $4,000
Mr.. LAxr. (whis) Of Livingston, moved to limit tho
amount to be expended to $4,000
Mr. Moss (whig) Of Niagara, was in faver Of going az
high as 100000 to build. furnish &c.
Mr Bg !whig, 0fors ran proposed an amendment
Mr. Hour, (dem of Clinton. moved that the Trustees
build four walled house Carried.
Mr. WALSH, ldem Of n Y, opposed what he called
An amendment limiting the amount to S5o0OO moved
by Mr. Wrnn lwhg) Of Madison was carried
The bill was then laid aside to be reported.
LIBRARv-cArIToL EXTENSION.
The bill making further appropriations for the State
library for the extension Of the capitol to connect
Herewith taken up This bill approprates $4,000
for the library and the extension the capitol
The bill, was reported to the House. and ordered to be
engrosscd.
EXCISE LAW.
Ten thousand copies Of the majority and minority
ports on the excise law, were ordered
THE ELECTION OF wREcKMAsTERs
Mr. S. Smith reported avorably on the bill to pro-
vide for the election of wrcckmasters in Kings Queens
Suffolk. and Westchestcr counties.
THIRD READING
An act making appropriations in part Of the support of
make the provisions OF an in relation to
bridges the Erie canals applicable to all canals in tho
Mr. VAN sANvoonD moved lay this order Of business
on the table. Agreed to.
Nrw YORK SAVINGS BANKS
Mr.. BRADLEY, (whig) OF Cayuga offered resolution
that the Attorney General report to the House what
ceengs have been taken to tax against savings
banks in the city of Now York. Laid over
CREDITORS DECEASED PENSIONS.
Mr. HEDGES (whig) Of Suffolk gave notice of bill to
amend the Revised Statutes in relation to remedies Of
judgment creditors against estates of deceased nesates
CLOSING CANALS SUNDAYS
Mr. USDrnwooD, (whig) of Cayuga. called for the
sdcration Of the resolution offered by him yesterday d
reotrg the Canal Board to tho locks and public
Offices the canals of this State to be closed twelve
on Saturday night, to twelve O'Clock on Sunday night
Upon this he called the ayes and noes; which being
taken. werc-ayes 81 noes 40
THE CANAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Mr.. HAIcI, (dem) of Erie, called up the resolution
offered by Mr. Wright days since in relation to the
fraud investigating committee MIR. Hatch offered an
amendment. nsructing the committee to report the
testimony forthwith. Adopted
Mr.. Mills (dem) of Delaware called up the joint
Senate resolutions for the appointment of the Senators
and members Of Assembly, select committee immortal
titles After debate the resolution adopted by
ayes as nays %
Mr.. BAncooK. (Yhig) of Niagara. offered resolution
that. II the Senate this Legislature will adjourn
sine dine on the first April. Laid over
proposition to adjourn till tomorrow morning was
lost, and recess was taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
CLAIMS AGAINST SUPERVISORS
The bill relative to the claims against the Board of
supervisors was taken in committee 1t requires all
accounts to be presented during the first week Of the
nual session.
other countless and the bill ultimately amended
to include only Monroe Cayuga. Columbia, and Ale
gany. and in that shape reported.
The Assembly then adjourned.