The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-31
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

Senate.
Albany, March so 1s53
CONSOLIDATION RAILROADS.
Mr.. BARTLETT reported favorably the bill to conso
date the Oswego and Syracuse and Syracuse and Bng
hamton railroads. Ordered to a third reading
MONTAGUE PARK. y
Mr.. VANDERBILT introduced bill to incorporate the
Montague Park Association, Brooklyn.
SUITS AGAINST CORPORATIONS ETC.
Mr. BADoocK reported fayorably the Assembly bill in
relation to suits by and against corporations.
sRAMRN's RETREAT
Mr. MORGAN reported complete the bill in relation to
the Seamen q Retreat.
vANDEmLr's CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,
Being the special order, taken up and Mr. PIERCE
dem resumed and concluded his remarks in opposition
The schemes Of Gen. Hamiltons day-he American sys
tenn Of Mr.. Cay-were all reviewed all tending to make
this splendid government while the democratic party
only sought to make it splendid in its simplicity The
sober and substantial reality Of the land have always
stood BY and sustained those who have placed their
strength in favor Of the honest end In the
remarks Mr.. P eulogised the manly. honorable, and
statesmanlihe course of Michael Hoffman.
Mr.. CoolxY (dem )-Win the Senator from the Tenth
DOW allow me a words Michael Hoffman was a man Of
questions Of finance He changed from all the positions
he had taken in 1884 and which he until 1888 when
as glory the & srs hst party when
Tu. But the national democratic party cannot thus
bs ruled any more Those who with the policy Of past
demagoguism-and the Senator from the Tenth-must 90
to the wall better wiser more liberal policy must
But he would not deain the Senator from the Tenth any
longer from the floor He would let him have his rope
hang himself and he would promise to attend his fnera
Great sensation in the Senate chamber)
Mr, PIRCE-Mr. Hohmans monument ia in tha hearts
4 4a the :.a
debt When Mr. P. closed the umittee reported pro,
TIME EXTENDED FOR rHx Aymprr or rAxrs.
Inc oil, extending the time for the payment Of taxes
where stayed oy Injunction read and passed.
. THE CHARITY or wATRRrowN
MI; hoEeaS reported complete the bill to amend the
Gnarter on watestown egsxing the charter election
BY consent read an passed.
BILLS PASSED
For For tn the relief relief of the Northern turnpike road.
Frt.nS;na sm9 en.o .ment Of DEGREES Of Chancery
e' - " ~ego city.
roa pham's resolution to print the poor laws and to
m pnvV~ for distribution thereof, was adopted.
"h soAABmx BETWEEN SENATOR'S PIERCE, PIArT, AND
UPHAM
Mr. PIATT (whig) offered resolution calling the COM
mttee appointed sin,e to the proceed
ings connected with alleged is,rderly conduct Of
Senator Pierce and the charges against Senator'S Platt
and Upham to make their port.
cornell dsm hoped all these these. matters ma ter would t Ss c
the proceedings of this session 1t would only consume
time uselessly, and more than worthlessly
The resolution was adopted and recess was taken till
4P M.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
To confirm the title Of lands sold by Thomas G. Tall
| madge as Loan Commissioner of Kings county.
To amend the general Plank Road law.
To allow the Chemung railroad to connect with the
| Williamsport end Elmira railroad.
To authorize the purchase Of Strykers American Re-
| gister.
To amend the existing law relating to bribery.
To regulate certain arrangements made By the Re-
formed Dutch Church In Houston street, New York
The Corn Exchange bill
RESOLVED MKET EARLIER.
The Senate ag1eed to meet and after Monday at 10
A. NJ, and then adjourned.
| Assembly.
| ALBANY, Maroh 80, 1853
| Bills ORDERED THIRD READING.
RELATIVE. to fraudulent sales at auction.
To ir.corporate sixpeuny savings bank in New York
i, divide the Nineteenth ward, New York.
To authorise the formation of ferry companies
Mr. TEMPLE reported bill for monument to General
Worth.
THE rARB0x BRIBERY CASE.
Mr. WOOD from the select committee to investigate the
charge Of attempted bribery against Mr. L. B. Tarbox
after stating that members of the committee OF
would be absent asked the pleasure Of the House
to extending the time for the committee to report They
had taken all the evidence they could up 70 the present
ever Of allowing Mr. Tarbox to produce witnesses absent
from the city they would with the consent Of the House
postpone making tnels ssO report A., Granted.
Requiring certain officers TO give security for the per
To incorporate the New York Corn Exchange
Relative to the Northern Jury district in the county
| Washington.
Authorizing ferry from New Rochelle to Glen Cove.
Amending the charter Of the village of Greene.
To supply the Village Of Fort Ann Nth water
Relative to highway taxes in the counties Of Essex,
To amend the charter OF the watervlIe Fire Company
For the erection of bridges the canal at Syracuse
Te authorize religious corporations to change their
names
To authorize subscriptions to the whitehall and Platts
Amending the charter Of the village of Rome.
To allow the county of St. Lawrence to retain portion
To divide the Seventeenth ward of New York CITY,
To incorporate the Poughkeepsis Aqueduct and Hy-
To revise the charter Of Bufalo and TO enlarge lis
| boundaries.
authorize the Cazenovia and Chitenapgo Plank Read
Company to convert their road into a turnpike
the Onondaga Reservation.
To release theMacedon and Bristol Plank Road Compa-
ny from the construction Of part Of their road
To release the interest Of the State in certain real
tate of vbich Geo McCa ughall died seized
To change the name of the Congregational Society of
Kings borough
Relative to laying out private roads and disconnuine
/ To amend the militia act.
To change the nanc Of Frederick whitterhom to Frede
TO incorporate the Peoples College.
To authorize the Dutchess County Agricultural Society
To incorporate the New York State Agricultural College
| in Auburn -
| To complete two bridges in the town Of Galen.
LEAVE or ABSENCE
Was granted to nessrs Rose, Capp, Bouten. OKeefe,
Wilson, Stewart Ingalls, and Others and recess was
| taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Hills PASSED.
To amend the Homestead Exemption law.
Requiring the police justices OF New York to He
record Of all convictions Of vsgranoy.
York.
without trsnsasnx An, Other business .; imsos :ane.
hs Assembly sdjourued.