New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
Legislative Proceedings.

Itisnov the middle Of April The Legislature ms. %
the I'd Of anssry Thus far shout one hugdred and ssyen
Eve bills have been presented and printed In the Assembly
and one hundred and forty in the Senate Some few Of s
great number have passed anu Dsn approved but tno'
Of general character that have passed are very few ~
lief bills have Jared better than any others The Port War
ca bill which very important one, carried throsgA
a. Il gave the appointment Of sundry persons 10 good Ohcs
10 the Governor There private interest saiicisai
this push tie matter through % the pOstponsmeD@
more important bills that gaze ,trOnage The h0no1
oily bill Of Senator Hubs after berg rdded all 70 pieces
also passed aud has become the Law. The bill ~ Pasa
the iarhest thing possible from that reported ia pr
visions regards monopoly entirely stricken our Ah-
provides that Inspectors Of Provisions shall rulys
port the quantities imported a..
Then there have been passed various bills Of no genera
portance whatever The State Prison bill stnes 1anSsv
ed sDd Is able 70 with the unfinished business G
be State ei liable 10 pay the amount Of tho conns~
This bill frat reported on the 10Th OF January Anh ~
several times been made the special order OF the day ae
by II s that has each time been pat over until q nos
BIDS fair 10 be PCT OF forever more Than We can diyW
The bills providing ior the repeal Of the Acr
repeal Of Flour Inspectors and Gauger laws still hang
suspenee and Will probably be allowed 70 remain an0ns
wear on the sta.e book or the benefit OF inspectors 40
The robbIng Of the people These laws have been pros
niss except thai they serve 10 Gil the pockets OF s
fvores and Why they allowed 70 Feman hard 20 -
The fOTegn miners bill Is Of the most important ID
has passed, and one that in Our view, recognizes d
gerous principle and which will lead 10 disastrous RESIN
The amount 81 TAI will rot have the effect 10 diminish
nu grafton Of fore gners and measure u 20
enough but certainly questionthe policy Of tciersh
Ci1Fs IN our Usufr WHO uuub 10 DcCohn1
only lower and debsse those who IN contsct with Nc
Various bills for the funding Of the State and county ~
have besen passed. which Ear as We knoS are {"
eTallsy approved nn.Js,
Tie Fugitive Slave Law that was passed win dincss
lSsi year has been extended for another year wtn i
litls opposition II viii be reeoecisd that ths eI ~
ydes Tor the e1radion Of those slaves who we're ofVu
heye previous 70 the admission Of California The Pv
sons Of the law are unconstitutional according 70 INC
cisicrs OF the Courts Of Texas, Louisiana kesfuck
New York but in accordance with the opinion OF 49,
Anderson As the law Is inrnscsiy Of little or no s1 -
we think the Legislature might have respected inc -
ton 40 far as 10 let the Law terminate with the ps
yer II pu-o.S co
paujes has fsay passed This law was absolutely nss
and 30 lar a. we understand IT, is good law and car
gus,d The interests Of all parties The Wagon Road
ye linoErs along In the Senate. To sum up the amour
Ia, IA nsssed we may say that is feeR weess, y
Of TWO hundred and twenty thousand dollars %
State. lAils SAinofns APP
DyA1a OF Col J. A. Cosr.-Col J. A. Cost Nsvg%S
Ger Of the Port OF San Francisco died 1t his rooms
Custom House At 20 minutes after o'clock on FndAy
ming. April Is About o'clock, Col Cost vS
Herald Office in good health. He xherwzrd rsparsa
room where be found HE letters which bad Afvso !"