New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH TO- 1852

! The bill was reported to the House and
ordered 20 be engressec
Ter thousand copies of the majority and
roinont, reports on the Excise Las were ordered
THIRD READING of BILLS.
An act - make the PROVISIONS OF an act
IN relation to bridges over the Erie Ca ais aoPuo.-
BILE 10 all Canals IN the State. Passed.
Mr. VAN SANTvooRD moved to lay this
order of business on the table. Agreed to.
MOTIONS.
Mr.. PIERsON gave notice of bill to in
corporate Geographical Society.
Mr.. MILLS broughtin bill to extend the
jurisdiction Of Justices the Peace in certain ceses.
BY Mr.. BRADLEY, that the Attorney Cen
eral report to the House what proceedings have been
taken 70 recover tax against Savings Banks in the
City OF New-York. Laid over.
BY Mr.. HEDGES, a bill to amend the Ne
vised Statutes in relation 10 remedies OF judgment
creditors against estates OF deceased intestates
BY Mr.. WILSON, that the Surveyor Gene
raj report the quantity Of State lands, &c. LAID
over.
Mr. UNDERWOOD called for the considera-
ton OF the resolution offered by him yesterday d.
recting the Canal Board to the LOCKS and pap.
lie offices the canals of this State TO be closed at
o'clock on Saturday night to 10 o'clock on Sunday
night. Upon this he called the Ayes and Noes,
which, being taken, were Ayes 80, Noes 40
Mr.. RICHARDS called for the considers
ton Of the resolution offered by him yesterday,
calling on the Secretary Of State for informaton In
relation to plank roads.
Mr.. HATCH called up the resolution Of
fered by Mr. Wright some days since. in relation to
the Fraud investigating Committee Mr. H. offered
an amendment, instructing the Committee to report
the testimony forthwith. He said that but about
tee had been proposing to repor, from day to day
for the last five six weeks 1t is time the testi
mosy was before the House Members were anxious
for 1.-THE people OF the State were axious to see r.
II anything was done--and be should use his best
efforts to have something done-the testimony
should be on Our tables at once.
After some further discussion, the resolution was
adopted.
Mr.. Mills called up the joint Senate res.
Olutions for the appointment OF the Senators and
members Of Assembly, select Committee on Aano-
nal Titles.
MIR. VAN SANTvooRD did not see any ne
cecessity for this Committee. The House has ap-
pointed Committee on this subject. They had
submitted a report accompanied by bill. That
report is in the hands of the public. They had ex
amined The whole subject, and for this reason he
moved that these resolutions be indefinitely post
postponed.
Mr.. MILLS called the Yeas and Nays,
which being taken, were-Yeas IL, Nays4 6.
Mr.. MILLS moved the previous question
on the adoption of the resolution, which was or
The question being then taken were-Yeas as,
Nays 90.
Mr. VAN SANTvooRD asked to be excused
from serving Oh this Committee. Excused.
MIR. MALoNEY moved to substitute Mr.
Walsh. Carried.
BY Mr.. BABcocK, that ifthe Senate con-
cur, this Legislature will dourn die on the first
April. Laid over.
Mr.. MoLONEY moved that the House adj
journ till to morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Lost.
Then the hour for recess arrived.
Afternoon Session.
The bill relative to the claims against the
Board Of Supervisors was taken up IN Committee.
II requires all accounts TO be presented during the
FIRST week Of the annual session. Motions were
made to except Kings ard other counties, from the
bill, and the bill ultimately amended so as to in
clude only Monroe, Cayuga, Columbia and Ale
ghany, and In that shape was reported. Adjourned.
The Weather. Navigation, &c, at Buffalo.