The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

s.ophoa Of the resolution H. considered Il system Of
grabbing at the treasury for the benefit Of the nembes
don
Mr. oL.rx moved to include webster's Dictionary,
Cesb's Spelling book, Pilgrims Progress and Watts
Mr., knlIsrR moved to amend the amendment, by
ccphnng The latter books to the gentleman from Mont
Mr., IOU.es, (.his) Of Erie generally opposed to
voting books, documents SO bat If any book was ne.
opinion the Revised Statues He should therefore vote
for the resolution and hoped there would be amend
ments offered 70 tura it into ridicule
Mr. HusIHur. (whig) Of Tompkips had come mn here
rom TIE plough Ignorant OF the laws Of the land His
coDsitusnts mad rent him here and they expected Of
them intellgently.
these books for the of the members while here but
Wa opposed to their running away with them tho
Mr.. CUSHING called for division Of the question Is
some were In favor of vstng he constitutional Debates
and others the Revised Statutes The question then
CURED upon the resolution as amended upon which the
ayes ana pays were called, which being taken were
ayes, %; nays, 80.
BALLOT Boxrs-r.xrsc MINISTER'S
Er HuTcHIN, (wbig) of Kings reported favorably on
the bill to regulate the number ballot boxes the city
OF New York ao adversely the petitions to repeal
the Law exsDping property Of Ministers Of the Gospel
from taxation. Agreed to
rHr RESOLUTION FROM THE CANAL BOARD
judiciary Committee if they are SoI to report on the
resolution sent to this House from the Canal board No
reponse
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mr. BLACKSTONE. (whig) ofN Y init oduced . bill re-
ltve TO the North American Fire Insurance Company
RAILROAD TOLLS.
Mr. WrBB (whig) Of Madison, brought in 4 bill to re-
peal the law abolishing tolls n railroads.
cFmETERIEs IN Kings QUEENS COUNTIES.
M HuIcHIN gave notice of bill in relation to rural
Cemeteries in the counties Of Kings and Queens
= : THE RECOMMENDATIONS RESOLUTIONS.
nat VAN sANTvooRp called up his resolutions in rels
ton 20 non Intervention offered by him yesterday He
vas willing that they should be voted upon at once,
without word Of debate or be had NO great objection to
their being referred to the Select Committee As
del
Mr. MosnoE. (whig) of N Y, moved thu. they be 50
referred Agretdto
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Nj GALE (dem Of n. " gave notice Of bill for the
relief OF the United German Lutheran Chucch in the
cttJ otNew York
YORK STREETS, ETc
Gr j. Ross, (dem Of Y, thought that the bill to
make tire grades Of certain streets 50, in the
city OF New York be taken from the Committee Of the
WHO'S snd reconnitt.d to the Now York Delegation
Agcsedto.
NEW YORK RAILROAD.
Mr. ClARE, (~hig) Of Montgomery gave notice Of bill
compelling the New York and Erie railroad to pay toll
MINISTERIAL TAXATION.
MIR RICHARDS, (vhig) Of Warren gave notice Of bill
% Aenu the law exepting the property Of ministers Of
tbe gospel from taxation.
FISCAL APPROPRIATIONS.
The Houses In committee took up the bill making ap.
psoIrstions in part for the support Of the government
for the nscal commencing October 1861 being de-
hcicncies Of the last session.
Mr. CUSHING called the attention of the House to the
Item OF thousand dollars for postage, &C., for the
state officers few days since told that it
unconstitutional pay the postage Of the members Of
tbs Legislature but the Legislature was called upon
70 pay the postage Of the State officers and their assist.
ans He was for cling on the principle Of giving we
rs taxing and not for having the control matters all
o7er in the marble building yonder He moved to add
one thoussRd dssrs for the official postage Of members
n, matter was discussed by Messrs. Cushing, Monroe
and smth when the committee and reported pro-
gresB Adjourned