New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05

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Senate stall r1oessd fse1d hsss in vhica p'arai,
sssls elect and IL sahsr thl- rurti q,
,ofe,. o. se1sie .L,li rreesrd to f-TihsT BALLOT
syreintrr Con NIT n. senate shall, 6r, procssd
svTors the Ctirtsn each Countee sad then ~ bal
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MN II. CLARK moved the usual resolution appoint
ing committee 70 await npon the Governor and ia.om
him that the Senate had organized and vas -eady pro
coed TO business hessrs Clark and Barr apponts'
said Committee
Mr. ROBERTsON. a similar resolution appointing
committee 20 inform The Assembly Of the SINE fact
Mtssrs ROteFtfcn ara Spencer appointed sid Com
mef-snd both subsequently eTOted having discharged
their duties ard the fac; that tie Governor remarked nc
wosld sDicate to the Senate b message.
The officers elect administered the oath Of Cice
by the PIesitea'
cCSsTIruTIoSsL AMrSDwESr
Er.BARR offered the following
E1sr,as fo:~iur ,nsnd-sr, 70 II, Con-uiioh q -
state proposed the Leg-irs viz
ssr fsy Rs S 1Vsss Of eoS ras and
e g. ,n Of liz - so R 5 sy ss H . l q.
sTut escb et OF the suIP Of the canals
sIi5rvh 10. Iiersl fih1 eishe-, years any losa msds
uh..t III, s.oa, s,o u =, IS sac 20 "a sg1 .oJ e. sl
psyu,v o. 20 pay pat the geresr Of .aeh loans spu
,b ere u Of tie aid ns nr nd As csapiyins VIII the fore
sI6 r. ] SfI n: ' p s.sad al q o. 70 .
ray the .ess'.,,y eapen;es Of eS'5nes' The Iesinier
the eular ard comPiegJ Of he eszsis mentioned sis
thereafter nsinder shall be iposed Of n s0ch
Les.lsiue ~ drss bat At no the ,h' Be s'i.- Or pledged
during he four spproF ae TO he snlsent Of The
pn Of the ss River ssd Gree VALLEY eanes sod for the
snIiiop or ds-v shall be nee sry 10 reSad them sIr,
exceeding g. scc The sder Of the OF he
Isfe L 51tm &c rt he uI .ss sh a. ~. ~ ne
borew %l5 eco trsond the holders Ct I'm reyoae sart
tl received into the tre.u But onre't
lie provision. section p Of dis ,e reqaIae ave'y law
borrowing be submitted to the people s not apply
he Canals or Of section paid
5 the s~ Of the year 1851 sr-pt Psy for work
,t . on ersnr spd Eope transported on the Canals shall
reduced below those for he s'4 except By ,he Canal
stersson Canal shall be made with the WAC
qusie recur;y for ther performance.
ri h.e, the ,sd PoPesa saspsen6 A. sr s 70 by
upon The mails h the And noes aAen thereon and ref rrsd
md heTe said proposed amendment hs been duly pub
provisions OF the f section of the thirteenth article Of the
Teoisd the assembly, eOngr That the Senate do
said propostd amt ndnent Laid oyerl
Messrs. PETERS and SMITH of the assembly,
nounced the organization of that body
The Governors Private Secretary then delivered the
Message of the Governor and it read by the Clerk
MIR SPENCER gave notice OF bill relative to the pur.
chase and LAYING out Of certain lands for park in the
Nineteenth Ward of the City OF New fok, and relative to
the powers and duties of the Mayor and COmonaty in
reaiion thereto.
Mr. HUTCHINGS gave motive of a bill to submit; the
UTCvCfed amendment to the Constitution oil the State To
The people. Adjourned
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. BARR, of Adam Storing, of the County Of Che
mango claiming Senator for the XNIllth Sena
toIial District, In place of Ebenezer Bakeley.
By BIr II ii CLARK of the Canandaigua and Eimi
U.,Ir. for an
90 ms 10 conform TO the General Railroad Law.
BY Mr WHITNEY, of citizens Of New York in rola,
ton to the charges for opening streets in that City Tread
nlso citizens New York, for amendment of the
Excise Law.
Insurance Company to close up their business:
The Attorney General presented report OF majority
oftLe Committee appointed to examine into the affairs OF
Union College.
WHITNEY, of bill to prevent the allowances &C.
in 'H 9R9g q ntrtS %S S et 5Tk G
laying public Park in the Nineteenth Ward of the
City of New York
Nr. HOPKINS, of q bin for the amendment of the
charter Of the Washington County Insurance Company.
Mr.. MUNROE, Of bill in reference to the Traffic in
Spruouf Liquors.
Mr. NJ. H. CLARK, that 30 much Of tho Governors Mes
cage Temperance be referred to Select Com
mittee. Agreed to-
Surveyor for information to grants in and about the
HsIbor ofNST York to Henry R9gSes Agreed to; %
n. W. Il
SuIrogates ana County Judges
CoSsTITUTIoSAL AMENDMENT.
Mr BARR called up from the table the resolutions in
relation amendment Of the Constitution for the com
fiction Of the Canals.
ASSEMBLY. 80. TUESDAY, Jan. ,.
The members elect having been called to order by John
Nafew ESD Clerk OF the last House. sworn in by
Hon. L. W Leevehworth, Secretary of State, =,
The House then proceeded to elect Speaker. Mr..
Pruyn declared elected.
Mr. WOOD offered as required by the Constitution, the
resolutions providing for amendment 1.-THE Constitution
so as secure the speedy enlargement OF the Canals &c
WEDNESDAY, Jan
The special order-the Constitutional RIGHTEOUSNESS
laid or the table for one hour
RESOLUTIONS.
MIR. CONKLIN gave notice OF bill to repeal the XIXth
NaTd New York Park bill
Mr. SAVAGE moved Instructions to members of
Congress to favor tie proposition to purchase Mount
Mr CLINTON, notice of bill relative to usury on bills
OF exchange.
Mr.. HARRIS, notice of bill to prohibit the liquor
traffic.
Dir BARROW presented the petition Of Patrick II.
Mcclure for the seat of Daniel Clark OF the Id District
of the City of New York Referred to committee
Mr. SESSIONS presented the petition Of lessee E. VII
liz claiming the seat of Mr. Adams, of the lid Jefferson
district Referred.
MP W CLARK offered Joint resolution relative to
the recent mortality shpboard aud asking Congress to
CIDER an investigation. Laid over
Mr.. BENEDICT, of H. Dygert for relief Mr. d. Is;
WOOD, Of l.. Beebe and Others, aud OF Sateriee and
Lawrence for relief Mr. ODELLr to incorporate vii
lsge In Westchester County.
The Senate sent down the Constitutional CANAL Amend
nent Resolutions for concurrence.
NOTICES.
Mr. WARD. Of a bill relative 10 Police IN New \ ork
Mr. BALDWIN (Chenango to repeal the law relative
10 newspapers for members.
Mr. AIiKIN. to elect Chief of Police in New York
Mr. HOYLE TO extend the time Of completing the