New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22
DONGS N THE LEGISLATURE.

Fro- on. Or EsPoter ,,,,s-,
Some forty PETITIONS were presented this morning. call
ine for bridge over the Hudson a. Albany OGo remon
stra1cc from Troy, against the same.
STATE cCLOSiZATIOs SOCIETY.
Mr.. DioTNsoy sen, u renlonstrsnce from society
4 colored verso-s in Albany srans. the Incorporation
Of tie New York State Colonization Society.
LITTER IRON MAJOR FRAZER
Nr REooEs read letter fOn Major Frazer OF the
Cons Ct F. cince-s, denying certain statement. Of tle
Senator from the second Mr Hutehin., during the de
fsr + q testimony bef.r the Commissioners.
Nj HtTcHISs remarked that he dill not intend to mis-
represent Major Frazers testimony. a he understood
Tia, tesiinon! it that FER As the question Of har
bor between New York ani Brooklyn were
concerned be had nothing 70 say bat that al eneroaeh
nen matter how trivial, had tendency 10 increase
he bsrs ard consequently work dee,oriois effects on
the modal of the harbOr The lat sentence he
Understood TO be general with 10 more reference to New
York HaIbor than any other
BILLS PASSED.
TO r the collection of taxes IA the Town o.
f'Tsl sdl.sss - q 20 IN tie VILLAGE OF c,ry Valley.
adj os El-cioH District In the Tl Of fo7a~ssE
FzIcls he Zine fo ne serving Of Ia aoc ia ths City o.
-'''--' RrrrrscHvEyr N PRINTING
resolution came up from the Assembly providing for
the printing Of several thousand extra copies OF the Re
rot the Managers Of the New York Institution for the
beat and Dumb-7j0 for the Of the Managers. and
$ COPIES for each State officer legislator reporter &c
MI IFOOEs said that although tins report was one o.
the ost important submitted to this Leg laure yet he
was oprOsed 10 printing so large number OF extra copies
". was wiling that tire Managers should have the $50
comics provided foT but be could necessity Tor sup
tIvinc each STATE officer legislator Sc with twenty five
c0uts. lie then moved t. reduce toe iatef NUMBER TO
twelve coQies each.
Mr.. DltErssoy remarked that although he considered
himself very rigid economist vet when valuable report
was sent s-a report admitted by all 20 be Of general in
tereshe always went for the largest number. He had
not examined this report and knew nothing 10 it, i'm
uortrce but he was willing TO take the word Of the Sen
stor from tie With lMr BRooE in this particular, and
vote egenst bis motion.
Mr BRooKs repeated that the report of much gen.
orG importance nevertheless IN has opinion there
were now filed with such Ike documents and II was
well known fact that on the adjournment Of every Legs
Ietue cart loads uIOn cart loads carried from this
building ard sold TO lrocers and others for wrapping
rtler: md al this az the expense Of the State Why
aid Mn b, the Controller asks for an apr pra'ion Of
s3COO to pay for the printing done for this Legislature
,t year was sl50COO ana the year previous he be-
leved there was extra appropriation OF So0oJ
made for printing.
MT DIcKTysoS said that however large the approp-i-
alton might be for printing be had i. from tho most rea
bic source that tie printer as making little or no profit
Mr. BRCcEs said be was Gwa-e that al the contract
rricrs ard printing only the usual number the printer
could make little nothing bu. 1t when large extra
number. were printed that he made handsome and even
larce profits After further debate Mr. BEooKs amend
menl Nas Gdoptoi-leos l., Nays.
YR M'ALPISL's REPORT.
Mr. D,NFoRTH made effort to get rec consideration
Of tie vote reducing the extra number OF Mr. McApnes
atc Stale LHgineeI report giving canal and railroad
statistics some eco COY les
III. subject having been disposed Of upward of two
days. leave 20 reconsider required unanimous en Mr.
BROOKS objected.
LEGISLATIVE DOCUMENTS.
Mr VIM. Boglr. late Clerk Of tho Senate, was TO day
APPOINTED oprCpsre index to the Legislative Docu
ufuts FOR The yeors 1882 1853 and 1854 expense no.
70 exceed $3.50 The index up and including 1851 were
arranged Ly lAIaudor Il Pnndie.