New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
afternoon Session.
ASSEMBLY


Relative to the grades of streets III Brook
Ign. To confirm sale Of property by the New York
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb To amend the
charter Of Brooklyn.
The Temperance bill was made the special
order for Tuesday
Mr. HowARD offered resolution that the
Commissioners Of Emigratonreport whether they have
In pay any lobby members. Laid on the table.
The bill 20 provide for the construction Of
Railway from the outlet Of Seneca Lake t. the New
York and Erie Road, passed.
Mr.. FoRsYrH's resolutions relative TO Purity
of Elections called up.
Mr.. PETERS spoke against them.
Mr. BURROUGHs against them. Mr.. LOOMS
followed In their defense.
Mr. l.. OsGOOD moved the previous question
which was sustained, Go TO 20
The resolutions were then adopted. Ayes
6s, Nays 20
BILLS READ AND PASSED.
Authorizing the formation of building assO
Citations
To amend the act regulating the formation of
rural cemetery associations. Recess.
afternoon Session.
Mr.. CLAPP on leave made report relative
10 the Recorders report OF Buffalo. Ordered to third
reading
Also relative to a Bridge over the Clark and
Skinnerstreets channel, Buffalo Passed 10 Il third
reading.
Mr. ELLSWORTH reported complete the bill TO
make the village OF River Creek Coad district
district Passed TO third reading
Also 10 annul a school tax in the village oil
Euicotville Passed TO d third reading.
Mr.. MALBURN reported complete bill for
the relief OF the Directors OF the Great Western Turn
pike Co. Passed to third reading.
Mr. SOARING reported bill Tor the ala oil emf
grants OF color.
MIR HApIkY reported complete bill 70 Ia
clita,e the dissolution OF manufacturing Companies
Mr.. GAIE reporteda bill asking for additional
Commissioners OF Deeds in New York City. Passed 10
third reading.
70 take UP the biz relative 10 expenditures on Canals
Bills PASSED
To incorporate the Ladies Repository, New
York
Authorizing the City of New. York to provide
Court Rooms for the Fret Judicial Circuit
To amend the Charter of the Pacific Steam
The bin authorizing Railroads 10 construct
branch tracks was lost Adjourned
The Arabia spoken-The Great Britain nj
Liverpool from Australia-The Madiai.
BosrON, Friday, April !, l>JS.
The steamship Niagara, on the morning OF
March ~ sicnal.zed the sies mshp Arabs from New
York March o 3 i. NJ for Liverpool
A passenger reports that when the Niagara
sailed the Great Br,ain from Australia, was OF Liv-
erpoel.
A telegraphic dispatch, dated Manchester,
March l.. says tha, the NADIA have embarked from
Iiyorno Cor Msrseiles.
The seal Fishery-vessel Burnt and Less OF
Life.
Bosrox, FrslSy, April /, lssS.
Halifax and 81. John papers OF the 3Jth OF
March have been received They contain late news
from Newfoundland About rs vessels, manned BY
1000 men had sailed for the seal fishery The schooner
HERD wss burnt near Halifax, one mar beng burnt 20
death AMI another VII die
The sasasehanna Bridge Bill, &c.
BAlrrNoSE, Fridsy Aprl I, lisa
We have no mail South Of Richmond TO
THE Committee Of the MARYLAND Senate have
ysnorted fAvorAbly OF the SGsquehshna Bridge blI-
The Baltimore Mechanical Fire Company
viii visit Nev.YoEk N June and VII be the guests Of
Engine CCmpS1y No t. They are the uresl company
nthls city.
Arrival of New-Orieans Mails, &c.
BAIrixosE Friday, April /. ISIS
The Washington cars did BOT arrive this
rnornips MI too 3.s to connect with the early Eastern
tram New Orleans papers Of ire S@d, =''n sei Z1th
Marh are recey ed bu: they contain no news % 'a'ef
ct beyond thai already telegrsPhed
pe,th of n Theatrical Manager.
Bosrox, Friday, April l, 1873
James A. Dickson, the veteran manager OF
the old Boston Thes,es, died to-day.
steamer sunk.
CINCINNATI Friday, April l, lisa
The steamer Charleston from this city for
McnphtS struck sasg nesr hsiRx sun, sndsanA I'M
.t.s,x tat he NJ