The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08
Assembly.

AFTER DISPOSAL OF rome unlnpOft0nk business the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
Assembly.
ALBANY, January 1852.
Prayer by Rev DR.. Wyckof.
THE PROPOSED RESOLUTION RELATIVE THE PASSAGE OF
SLAVES THROUGH THIS STATE.
Mr.. D. D. TAYLOR to question Of privilege He
ferred to article in evening paper, he Jour7sa
purporting to be report of portion Of the proceed
ings Of this House Of yesterday The article entitled
Slavery Agitation" which he characterized as gross
Misrepresentation OF the spirit Of the notice which he
gave and the character Of the bill thus noticed, and
which he should in q few days lay before the House
The article in question represents that the forthcoming bill
is to introduce and tolerate savery in tho State of Now
York. Such Mr. T. stated not the case He intended
In the bill which he should present echo the sentiment
of honest heart OF this Legssure The bill will 10
the mldest form possible alo~ the of held
to service, to bring them from such State country
where such property recognized into and them
this State into other country unmolet
ed 1t will not be the restoration Of the act the
consent The time in that act was sary long
But continued Mr. T. can readily fnd the for
this perversion Of intentions It is for the purpose
poisoning the public mind in advance OF the publication
OF the bill But when the bill comes fairly before the
House for action trust those who love our federal
Union and desire to be generous towards our sister
States and fair liberia Interpretation Of the con
stitution Of our Union will giveit Jealous support.
COMMUNICATION.
A.
gard unclaimed dividends, received.
NOTICES Or INTRODUCTION BILLS.
Mr. LI1ILEJoHs gave notice of bill to amend the act
in relation to railroad corporations.
Mr.. CHAMpLiN, Of act providing for the oompsnsa
ton of sheriffs in certain
Mr.. B TAYLOR, or q bill to divide the Eighteenth
MIR. GREEN, Of bill respecting the burial ground in
Osceoa
Mr. STEWART OF bill to amend the act equAzing tax.
alton.
Mr.. sEssoss OF bill concerning tolls plank roads
h las
property from levy and sale.
Mr. Rosr, OF bill TO regulate tho licenses of pilots in
the hArbor Of New York.
MIR GALE gave notice OF bill to Or ohibt the pleading
Of uSury In certain eases
MIR D. TAYLOR Of bill in relation 10 tho taking Of
private property for public purposes.
Mr. HOWARD, OF bill regulating the laying out of
roads Also to amend the police law Of New York city
Mr. PATrEssoS OF bill to confirm the title to certain
lots In the village of Homer.
Mr.. Foksyrr of bill to preserve the purity of cleo
Mr. wooD Of bill TO release the interest of the State
in certain bonds and mortgages to James and William
Knox.
Mr. Bush. Of bill requieing canal superute ndents to
make public st a.emenee OF their disbui remeHts.
Mr. NOBLE OF bill to divide the sixth judicial district
of the city Of New York.
MI HApLEY, Of bill to amend the General Railroad
Mr. PETERS offered resolution to amend the rules of
the House by requiring additional standing committee
Mr. Ros. moved that the Message OF the Governor DO
made the special order for Thursday next. Adopted.
Mr. WEEKs gsve notice Of bill to amend the law in
Mr.. PARKS, Of 8 bill authorizing the erection of a
clerk Is ofice In the county Of Oswego.
Also Of one concerpng the payment Of take, on bonds
and mortgages Also, of bill to amend the homestead
exemption act.
Mr. J f. E.y moved that the same allowance Of news.
the House.
Mr. KENNEDY of q bill authorizing the sale of
certain lots belonging TO the Auburn State prison.
Mr. SMITH Of bill respecting the power and duties
OF sunogates
blst ent OF free schools In Waterloo.
MIR GiIMoRE gave notice Of bill in regard to the claim
Of Thomas Gooaseil for canal damages
Mr. Cook, Of bill exempting husbands from the pay
mt OF debts contracted by their wives previous to
ris9e
ton Of the Tonswsnda Indians.
Dir. CLArr introduced bill to render valid the incor
pcrstion OF the Synagogue Bethel Of Buffalo and to
firm the acts of its officers Also bill amend the acts
incorporating the city of Buffalo
Mr.. KENNEDY gave notice Of bill In relation to the
Mr. " RosE moved that 1000 copies Of the report
of the State Engineer referring to railroad statistics be
printed.
THE FREE FARM BILL
Mr. KENNEDY offered the following resolutions -
copsrors Be and Keprssen.es Congress
be ques,ed to advocate the bill commonly snewn the
TO all actual hereafter bcoms
Kseiyed If tie senate concur) that the Governor be
10 forwsrs ooDes Of these resolutions 70 each Of
ssble. VI '"'
COURTESY DUE STATE TO AyorRER-TIfE
SLAVERY
Mr. j. 4. Ely introduced the wing resolutions
Resolved That the comfy due from the several
Of this each other demancs that full faith
and credit sacud tie given by each to the public local
laws reguis its sister
the acts laws and esuls0ns If State by the spirit
of tt entitled tot IL nitiop and the rights
and erests OF it's citizens complete
otf State 30 sr IL consistent with the sovereignty
euch State, snd tie interests Of its psople.
That Law OF this which the
Of helt 80 service by the citizens of
other state der the laws thereof while through
soournng within IRE jurisdiction Of this is ~ithout be
constitution tuhversye Of the oples in which the
fdersey estsb he'd and in of the best
tere ts # the people OF tnis stale.
Mr.. TArLos moved that the resolution Of Mr. Ely be
laid on the table and ordered printed Carried.
COMMITTEE
Mr. SpEsKER announced the following COMMITTEES TO
revise the Rules Of the House :-Messrs H. Smith Loom
is, Weeks, Ellsworth and Clspp.
On motion OF Dir Car, the House adjourned
ALBANY, Jan I, 1853.
NOTICES or BILLS
Mr. 0KEyTE relative to the masters Of the port
OF New York
Mr.. Rosr for the election Of receivers of taxes.
Mr. STAMFORD to extend the time for collecting taxes
in New York and Brooklyn.
By Mr. Howard to amend the law relative to the Com
nlissit ners Of Emigration
By Mr.. CLArP. to establish State Aims House
By Mr NOBLE to authorize incemnitors Of the Sheriff