New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09

To incorporate the Mariners Savings In
stitute, New.York.
To credit and allow certain accounts
against willismsburgh.
Relative to the jurisdiction of the Marine
Court. New.York;,
To amend the Charter of the Charity
Church Foundation, Kings County.
To incorporate the Mechanics and Trad
erss' Savings Bank, NewYork.
To amend the Act to protect Emigrants.
The Albany and Susquehannah Railroad
Loan Bill was received from the Senate and referred
to be reported complete.
Mr.. A. Rowe, from the State Prison
Committee for the consideration Of the House
series of resolutions in reference to the evils con-
They recommend the appointment OF three Com:
missioneYs by the Governor, to visit, observe, and
report to the next Legislature code OF laws for the
sovernsnce of the Prisons, &c.
A message was received from the Gov
emor calling the attention OF the Legislature to
what he considers an effort to Obstruct the execu-
ton of the Erie Canal Enlargement Law. After
sluding to the importance OF the completion OF the
and Arguing that the Court Of Appeals cannos but
decide in favor of the constuonality OF the Canal
law, and its execution, he recommends the passage
of law for the selection Of counsel on behalf OF
the people IN the case
On molten of Mr. Moss the message was
referred to the Judiciary Committee 70 report ex-
pedient a bill providing for tho selection Of the
counsel recommended By the Governor
MIR. WARD, by bill, to charter the New
York and Venezuela Steamship Co. Committee OF
the Whole.
Also, fayerably, with amendments, on the
bill in relation 70 the incorporation Of companies for
the navis alton OF the Ocean by steamships. Com
mittee OF the Whole.
Mr.: Moss, by bill, making appropriations
for the payment Of Canal debts, &c. Committee of
the Whole.
Also, for the payment of interest on the
loans for extraordinary repairs and improve menn
Of the Canals. Committee Of the Whole.
Also, to renew the charter Of the juno
ton Canal. Third reading.
Also, favsrably on the bill to repeal the
&C. TO abolish tolls upon railroads Committee Of the
Mr.. BUTLER. complete, the bill to charter
the Aranto and San Juan Transportation Co. Third
reading.
Mr.. VAN VEcHTEN, complete, the charter
Of the Alt any Tunnel Co.
Mr.. HARPER moved to lay this bill on the
table. Lost.
TIE bill was then ordered to q third
Mr.. KrEss, to charter the Mariners Sa-
wigs Institution, New.York. Third reading.
Mr.. HUTCRINs, to amend the act In rela.
ton to certain trusts (Alowing the Society OF
shakers to hold property yielding an annual income
amounting to $20,0O0) =.
Mr.. VAN SANTvOOD announced his dissent
fIom the report.
The report was agreed to and the bill or
dered to a third reading.
MIR. GALE, in reference to the jurisdiction
of the Marine Court of N. Y. Third reading.
MIR. O'KEEFE, to charter the Mechanics
and Traders Savings Bank, N. Y. Third reading.
Mr.. O'KEEEE, iavOrably to charter the
worknsmen's Union Mutual Benevolent Society of
New-York. Committee Of the Whole.
MIR. VAN VALKENBURGH, to charter the
American Geographical and Statistical Society
Third reading.
NOTIONS RESOLUTIONS, &c.
Mr.. Moss called up the Senate concur
rent resolutions in reference to the completon OF
the construction Of a Ship Canal around the Nj
agara Falls, between the Lakes superior and Aichi-
gan. The resolutions were adopted.
Mr.. BULL called up the joint resolutions
providing for the annexation of Boston Corners,
Mass, to this State, and they were adopted
Mr.. UNDERWOOD reported favOrably on
the bill to authorize the investigation OF the origin
Of fires in the City OF New'York. Committee OF the
Whole.
Recess to 4 O'Clock.
Afternoon Session.
A number of bills were ordered to 4
third reading.
The House went into Committee, and
disposed of the following bills:
To amend the Free School act-onacting
The bill in relation to the Divorce Of the
Marriage Contract
Mr.. HURLBuT moved to strike cut the
enactins clause. Lest.
The Committee then rose and reported
| the bill to the House.
In the House the question being Oh agree
| ing to the report Of the Committee.
Mr.. HURLBUT renewed his motion to
strike out the enacting clause-lost Ayes 40. Noes
S. The report OF tho Committee was then agreed TO.
Mr.. VAN SANTv0oRD moved to set down
the reading of this bill for tomorrow, Immediately
after the reading Of The Anti Rent bill. Carried.
| Mr.. WRIGHT asked consent to have the
bill authorizing the City of Albany to loan its credit
| to the Albany and SasqueAannsh Railroad read q
| third time. Granted.
The bill was then read and passed. Ad-
| jounsd.
| The Southern Mail-Later from Texas-The
Loss OF the Independence, &c.
BALTIMORE, THURSDAY, April 8, 1851.
| Tho Southern Mail, as late as due, has arrived.
The steamship Lou tsiana arrived at Ne w. Orle