New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
NETWORK STATE LEGISLATURE.

considering nearly half IL the session had TRANSFERRED
The House then adjourned
NETWORK STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan s. lsSa
The following notices of bills were given:
To repeal all laws licensing the retail OF
liquors.
To incorporate the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
To increase the number of Directors Of tho
Metropolitan Insurance Company
To prevent injustice in the construction Of
Railways in New.york City.
Providing for certain expenses chargable TO
the Canal Fund
Providing for the distribution among the col
lege~ academies, &C., Of certain standard works
Relative to Savings Banks
To organize the Militia OF the State.
Mr.. COOLEY offered the following preamble
and resolutions, which were laid over; .,-
Wheyeas The State Of New. York stands preemEen'iy
in the highest eommerc. position IN the United aas
commands by means OF het eaHa ,ce ,pd b % WssS
ern inland which are surrounded by vast reslom Oh
country IN Ts s0, s.ds must
naturally aud forever flow TO great commercial em-
N oar .ster states and IA the Canadian Provinces
divert the vast commerce Of the West from It's natural
current no I than and m Ssss:i Of IN The State
clearly demands the speedy completion ofthe puo''e wo"
Resided Qf the honorable the Assembly coneur,) That
Joint select committee Of three Senators and four nom
ss the As5y be to take mt" 1esss to S
completion Of the Erie Canal Enlargement and osne
at their earliest by BILL providEs for tbs com.
pltn OF these great public works so soon ~ me sme
s:' ~ I'm s. s pubic sss s Is
" report was received from Mr.. BooEsr,
aaai U''' ~ ~
The President announced that the Chair
would constitute tire Standing Committees the ssme a
ut the last session Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
NOTICES BILLS, &c.
In regard To Common Schools IN the City OF
NewYork.
To modify theta of Libel
To regulate the fare Of way passengers on
Railways.
To amend the General Banking Law.
To regulate the hours of labor on public
works.
To modify the law relative to arson
Relative to the payment OF jurors in New
York-allowing them twelve shiinss per day for scr
To abolish the Clinton State Prison
To incorporate the City of WILLIAMSBURG.
For free public hospital in NewYork.
In regard TO an Aims House in New-YOrk
A number of petitions were presented and
appropriately referred. ana
Mr.. HEHDEE gave hoticc vi VI" !" io'"'""
! 10 public lands.
Mr. PETERS, of bill to continue an appro-
priaton OF $500 annually for the education OF the Tons
| wanda Indians. 81,
Mr. Cook, ola bill for an amendment Of tho
Militia Law
Mr. FoRsyru offered resolution in regard
to the ventilation Of the Assembly Chamber Agreed 20
! Mr.. KysNgpy gave notice Of bill In regard
| to Divorces. . NIL
Mr. HAYDEN, of bill in regard to Plank
Roads. p.~-v
Mr. O'BRIEy, of bill TO incorporate retry
M. ID. j. TAYLOR, Of bill In regard W
crimes and punishments, and legal proceedings IN c""
Mr. CI,pp, Of a bill to amend the charter Oh
the city Of Buffalo Also, Of ball to repeal inc
Mr.. CH.MpLIS, Of q bill to relieve RAILROADS.
| from the payment Of toh'' ,...;... c.r the nav.
Mr.. RosE offered a resolution Tor tne
Uent af posfsge documents ana ,lp,''ps adoo
| we'd and mailed by members oil tho Lss'''A'"''
slr. HysDgg, Of a bill to extend the Jurlsdic-
ton nj Justices Of the Peace IN Grammar cases.
Ton M +. Eossyr,, OF bill in regard TO Albany
MID Mr. d. b. TAYLOR, of bill ia regard to the
c'S Wr D. D B. TABOR, of bill in regard to At
torneys at Law. :. .I a.. ,..,4. -,
r,.riec. on the Pence in criminal csses r,
Mr. TAYLOR gave notice Of his intention To
i,,roduee bill to modify the existing statutes ss 10
permit persons held 10 service by the laws Of the State
or country Ia which they re.de 10 be brought into snd
conveyed this State when passing 70 other
state or country, and for other purposes.
Mr TAYLOR aso gave notice that he would Introduce
bill 10 make the croton Water Board and Collector OF
Taxes elective officers abolish the Ten Governors
Of the AlnnE house and change the whole system.
coMaUSIcArroSs
The Annual Report Of ID. Il. St John, Sdper-
intsndans Of the Bank Department, was received Aso
the Report Of VIVA. J. McAlpin, State Engineer %
Mr.. ID. Is. TAYLOR moved that the bai, OF
which he give notice last evening entitled An sc,to
amend Ia relation TO the Marine Court Oh the
Of New York" be referred 70 Select Conmitre en-
sisting Of the members from New.York Ciy I9s pIi
authorizes one of the Judges Of the Marine Couf',
vhoee term will commence In hay nsxf, % act "a
member Of that Court from the present time Toe ousi
meas Of the Court Mr. Taylor said, was greafiy In ar
rear, and that the was calculated 70 facne
the uroceediDgs Of the Couft which we much ns sded
Mr.. SHAw opposed the reference to select
Comitfee and wished the bill 70 take the uznsl coass
A. be thought il, effect, confemplsted the election o.
Judge of the Marine Court by the Legslsfase, wne"
was clearly unconstitutional 81
After some conversation between Messis.
TAILOR, SHAW, LIVINGSTON and HEsDEz, on nh
point the bin referred 10 the Comnnfce on me sa-
dietary. Adjourned
THE NAME LANDS sor SoLD.-We learn that
the Council yesterday refused % r.ty ne sale q q