New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
DOINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.


SENATE. ALBANY, Wednesday, April 5, 1854.
RELATIVE SCHOOL MONEY.
Mr. CROSBY brought in the following bill, which went
TO the Literature Committee
rcr,oy Dues TO the which have bscn paid TO
Secretary Of state 10 the eags Of 1Oa
tspdOs the credit Of the shall be
Sc Tie Trea.uIe shall transfer from depository to an
other @Is 70 BE- o ssa rs .a S eh
shs sed from depository TO auothef except oS u'
Al authorized b lew E 10 BY
The dent and oil money whien saa d h me
upon Of the supern,enS IN, 20 m nnaep
Sec The shall and .ster Al shc.
~, Sol moneys paid he and 'ach receipts shall
30 syidence Of payment ySs' , Snsi
The Committee of the Whole went through some six
bills appropraiing from $4,000 TO $4,000 for the I'M
movement of the northern rlvors-the Sarahac, OsNe
rrntcbje Sacandaea erase Rivers and West Canada
CIeek@and they were all ordered to third reading
The bill for the appointment Of Commissioners 20 10,
cate second State Lunatc Asylum was also ordered 70
third reading. A. Moss OF Lockport ID 5. Dickinson
Il Bipchamton and ID. +. Brown OF BloomiDgdae, are
named as the Commiss OF the bill Intellectual Ell
fos were made TO strike the of each and insert
Others. proposition TO amend oy provioing ,hal uo
Asylum shall be located south OF the uer Oh s
through which the Cen'raI hulro"" Pa'se'' was ''''1
down.
MONEY BELONGING TO THE BANK FUND
Mr. SugRRELI introduced the following bill which was
ordered engrossed for a third reading;
AN ACT authorizing the Superintendent Of the Bank Department
d e ssa s'Ds sqan here
snA Fund he purchase Of bsS1 r O1a sS deem f5r tue
Of he said Fond provided that such stock shall not be PuF
THURSDAY, April g. 1854.
POLICE BILL.
u. rpoovs nra,ented romonstrance from merchants
of New York against the Police bill now before the Sen
etc.
PRISON At BLAcKwELLs ISLAND.
I bod loav To in. enable
Citv of New York TO borrow $4,000 additional payable
in is5S to complete the above named institution
LANDS UNDER WATER IN NEW YORK.
Mr. BEooxs brought in bill ceing to the City OF New
Yok the tile of the people of tho State to lands under
wafer between piers No 20 and % East hi'ef'
F,voRABLE REPORTS.
hll sr N better equation ofthe NswYofk siremea
Anepap tie Revised relative to Loss evidences Of De
To pou into tee of ae aud for the prevention Oh IN
ee5Ssi M , relative to the enrolment Of hs State Mi
regulations fer ths nAn.ssIlsnt .. re
SeiPort Of New for the benefit Of 'he ssAnsH' 1H'
H'"'" CATHOLICS IN COMMON SHOOTS
Mr. Yosr from the Committee 10 whom wes referred the
several petitions nom citizens OF New pa AaAius -.
law prohibiting Roman Catholics from oeine %
Teachers in the Common Schools Throughout 'he S"''
Mr. WHIrvrY moved to lay the question OF agreeing
with the report of the Committee on the taol7 Lo''
! : Mr.. WHIrNEYl Noes -. ~, NJ v,,r
The Report was then agreed to Noes mr. "hli
change the ste of the ssGo cosnsy Oar AID jail
he Railroad Ashose Rsilroia Si,2 ,ps
49,. 4. rad The present the e. sleO0o
KINGS COUNTY TREAsURER.
An adverse repart was made the bill relative TO com
,'st;ne The Treasurer Of Kings County for certain
~ UrrcHI,s moved to take the question OF agreeing
with the report. Carried. o,,,,.x
Mr. BROOKS reported complete the oh 10 in'O'pO'A ~
,re Anne rican Camel Company, -,, . -. f,.u;.,a
Ia" An eSo,t was made send this bin to me tonme
,He Wbole equivalent to It's defeat so ne ar the aay
nal sdioulnmenbu. it isiiea' and tho bill was 0''e''
10 third reading,
Mr. BRooEs-A memorial from the na!o' an "1A a h.
,-'s,,x of the CITY of New York, asking ioE Ia