The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26
NEW YORK I4EGrsEATURE.
Senate.

Senate
ALBANY, March 2s, 1853.
memorial presented against restoring the oac,
Of Physician Of hs Marine Hospital.
mIs RnoRrID.
Mr.. vASDssnr reported favorably or che Assembly
bill relative to mock auctions.
Mr. Snow reported a bill to incorporate She New Yora
Homeopathic Association.
Mr. Coohsr reported faverably the Assembly big ~
iatye M to the Dry Dock Company.
60. ..a III; ~ cfeeHcn OF sne Jsdcsay Co1nms.
INV YORK CITY IMPROVEMENTS
Mr. BEKMAN introduced bill relative to city improve
ments and assessments therefor
SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
tive to the jurisdiction Of the Office of supernten t Of
common schools, which WIS passed.
TEE SUPERVISION OF RAILWAYS ETC.
The bill providing for the better supervision and rsqu
ation CT railways reported the Senate amend
en having been adopted placing the supervision in che
as'e ~. hngneers once: Pending action on the report,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
UNION COLLEGE AFFAIR
The special orderthe rosoutisu in respect to Union
College being before the Senaethe resolution providing
for reference of the whole subject to new committee
of the sDd eepy to s ap
gument OF Mr.. Beekmsu. The constitution Of now
mittes claimed BY the friends Of the college, and Of
President Mott is but act of justice to old
ever active aborous in the public service ever
soicous in the developement of principles and
salts in scienceone who has looked forward by all his
aecumulatons to the advance of tho of learning
In calm dignity Pr Mott awaits the action of the Senate
His the calm consciousness being able TO meet fully
and completely all that urged against him. Give that
committee and everything will be presented openly,
,ny and N ny esidepss and record docu
ply 10 Mr. Beekman until the adjournment.
Assembly.
AIRAx7, March %, 1853.
ADw Ayrvcs rysT,TrT1oN
Mr.. O'BRHN introduced bill amending the charter of
the Broadway Savings Institution. Referred, to be
ported complete.
TIE PURITY OF ELECTIONS
Mr.. EMANs. (dem.) Of Duchess, moved that Mr. For
syths bill relative to purity of elections be made the
special order for Friday next. Carried
BROOKLYN AND FIATBUsH PLANK ROAD
Mr. McBURNFY reported bill to authorize the BROOKLYN
and Fatbush pankroad to collect tolls in certain
Mr. LOOMS moved that the repor. of the select COM
mittee on the CODE be made the special order for Monday
next. Carried.
BILLS PASSED.
For the construction of road from Lewis county
through Browns tract" in Herkimer county, and ano-
ther to intersect said road.
To amend the charter of Ogdensburg.
incorporate the Fremans Bonsvolent Society of lie
10 authorize the removal Of certain records in the Office
the county Of Ulster.
To amend the act TO incorporate the New York and Ma
tonal law schools.
To authorize John Fisher to sell real estate
10 an'nSrze 10 tax in Fayette Seneca county for the
Permitting the confinement OF certain criminals in the
Albany Pepitentiary
To consolidate the school districts in the village OF Pu
laski, and to amend the charter Of that village
To construct a bridge over the canal at Phoenix.
To incorporate the Junier New York Shipwright and
Caulker Benevolent Association.
TO authorize the Board of Supervisors Of Oswego county
to levy tax upon the towns Of schappe! and CRANKY
To authorize the formation Of ferry Companies
For the relief OF the assessors Of Albany for enrolling
the militia
Relative to draining lands in Manlius, Cicero and De
Witt.
To incorporate the New York and Montgomery mining
To amend charter Of village of Clinton.
Relative to the Pulaski and salmon river pankroads
stock Insurance company.
BILLS REPORTED
Relative to the liability of hotel keepers.
To provide for the education of the Tonawanda Inans
After the transaction of other business of spe
cial Importance, the Assembly took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE FISCAL APPROPRIATIONS.
The House went into committee Of the whole, the
bill making appropriations for the fiscal year
Mr. LOOMS moved that the committee rise, and report
progress to the House. Carried.
THE ISSUES OF BANKS WHOSE CHARTERS HAVE EXPIRED,
Mr. R. SMITH, on leave, reported bill to prevent the
issue Of the bills Of banks whose charters have expired
On his motion this bill and the bill relative to extending
ba of bank circulation made the special order for
Friday next.
Mr. HADEY on leave, reported in favor Of agricul
tural college.
Mr. LAWRENCE to establish board of educston at Fort
Covhgton.
Mr. HASTINGS reported complete the bill to amend the
charter Of the Auburn Female University Ordered to
third reading
Mr. TEMPLE relative to claim Of Company Dragons,
Of the Mexican war.
Mr.. r. SnTH to amend the charter of the Broadway
Savings Institution. Ordered to third reading.
To amend the charter of the Syracuse Savings Bank.
Ordered TO third reading.
Authorizing change Of name of a church corner of
Green and Houston Streets New York.
To ncorI Iorate the Widows and Orphans Fund of the
Associated Presby terian Church Of North America
Mr. McBURNEY, to amend charter of Williamsburg and
Cypress Plank Road Company.
PASSED.
Making appropriations FOR the payment of certain State
bonds, and interest or certain STATE stocks.
Relative 10 the debts incurred by women before
riage This bill releases the husband from paying the
debts Of bis wife incurred before marriage beyond the
amount Of bor property.
Concerning the construction Of streets across railroad
tracks.
The az ssnbly then adjourned.