The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
Senate,

ALBANY, March 80, 1854
Bills REPORTED
10 incorporate the New York Inventors Company.
10 incorporate the Yonkers Savings Bank.
Amending the law relative to taxation Of the sur
pulses Of savings banks and to allow discount thereon
PETITIONS.
petition was presented from W. c. Bryant, Horace
Greeley and Others that counsel be appointed in the
VISIT TO NEW YORK
A concurrent resolution adopted to adjourn from
friday to Tuesday in order to visit the New York city
SPECIAL ORDER.
The Canal bills were made the special olcr for Tues
day.
BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT.
bill introduced to enable Brooklyn to borrow
money for the Fire Department and to open Fifth avenue
PRIVATE BILLS.
Private claims were then taken up, and several bills
The consideration Of private bills was resumed
Progress was reported the bill for the relief Of
William Miles, of kong Island memory
NEW YORK TAXES.
The New York Tax bill reported complete.
BIooMINGDAIR SQUARE
Mr. BROOKS introduceda bill relative to Broomngdale
square.
BRIDGE OVER HUDSON.
A long debate took place as to printing the reports
relative to the Albany bridge.
Assembly
ALBANY, March 30, 1854.
large number Of bills were passed. among them tho
ollowng:-
In relation to the Myrtle Avenue and Jamaica Plank
To authorize the city of Hudson to borrow sl5 900
erect City Hail.
For the protection of side walks, NO 2s7, Assembly
bill)
PROPOSED VISIT TO NEW YORK.
The Senatcs joint resolution to adjourn from Friday TO
Monday, WAS laid over.
FEES OF THE CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Mr.. WARD had consent to report complete the Senate
bill relative to the fees of the Corporation Attorney Of
the city of New York
Messrs. JOY, WILLIAMS, and RANDALL offered amend
ments to the BILL which they supported at length and
replied to by Messrs Cook, HATCH, BENEDICT LIT
After very protracted debate the bill passed.
The House took recess to half-past three O'Clock.
TIE GERMAN TURNER'S.
Dir. BAKER said-I find 1t reported in the New YORK
HERALD of Yesterday and the New York Times Of TODAY
that opposed to the bill for the incorporation of the
Turn vercn, because it is asked for by the Germans
This statement, sir is not true have always been in
favor OF the BILL and have this day voted for it, When
the bill under debate in this House yesterday,
DESTROYS OF getting the floor to speak in its favor but
/ being called for ! did not believe the association
could be incorporated under the general incorpo.
/ bill. Living rs ! do, sir, in a community composed
principally Of Germans and the descendants of
and learn their dispositions and their political chSractcrs
and from all my observations and interninging among
them satisfied there is no class Of citizens that
stand higher for their honest intentions and their sincere
love for and attachment TO free republican institu
tons than the Germans and their descendants Sir,
love brave and honest men and living do among the
descendants OF those sturdy and ncorruptbe German
settlers who defended and fought for liberties the
frontiers of old Tyon county under their ndomtable
and brave leader, General Herkmer should not do jus
tice TO my feelings, nor to the sentiments and feel
ings OF my constituents to let this occasion pass
without offering tribute Of respect to those brave
defenders of that soil purchased by their honest zeal
and courageous hearts.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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Consolidating the New York school laws.
To erect the county of Schuyler.