New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


concurrent resolution received from uie Assembly
relative to the purchase OF Mount Vernon Lies over
Also resolution instructng Representatives in
Congress to take prompt action with regard The mortality
on einigrent vessels. Lies over.
MIR NJ, IL. CLARK reported a strong Main. Law BIZ.
Referred
deadly weapons To prevent traffic in lottery policies
and 70 facilitate trials for larceny burglary and robbery
bill was introduced to prohibit the running Of railroad
The bin giving the New York Chamber of Commerce
the power to designate the time fer holding meetings
read third time and laid over.
The Standing Committees Of the Senate appointed
by resolution.
Mr. NJ II CLARK introduced bill providing for GER.
tain expenses of Government.
Mr. HUTCHINS called up the concurrent resolutions
providing for an amendment to the Constitution relative
10 bribery at eecous Referred to the judiciary Com
mittte.
Mr. BROOKS called up the resolutions nsructiug our
representatives in Congress to vote for the purchase of
Mount Vernon.
After debate the whole subject laid on the table
70 to II.
ASSEMBLY
Tie SPEAKER announced the following Standing
Committees;
Wels and Means Mest. Sessions Ward D P Wood odel
Ce9SHo 8r-Messrs Germain conklns, BscLus, snalley
ConoL-Messrs Littejohn Weed Payne Clinton Dunlap.
IaHk'~Mesrrs Benedist Fiero Aiken A dunlop Morris
uraNee Congratulations Conkling Case Bailey Sterling
Tironid' and Tayecth. Ba-Messrs. Bo.rdman, Barrow
=, college, oqdeies end Com@oa Sc1oolsMes.rs D. P Wood
Gssica Mar MS'q ssvsn White Dawson
Pririless Grd EioH'-Mers Baker q Miller r. Baldwin,
PhioH d Aea'-Mess Boyd, wbpple, Litefed Richards
Erection and Dr'O1 Of Tolns end COunt'Mess Cook Hatch
6Iaias.Mess BALDWIN Barrow Mitchell Bsucus L. Miller
Internal Afqs Of Toon' and COHnteMessrs LOzier Nelson
Mdicai Societies and Coaega-Mesus Hull, CheOebro Beers
Stee Charitable Lsfitutions-Nlessn Dewey Boarlman Willis
csraor If and page-M essis Savage Bergen, Jen.
Ia1Vioese Sa-Messrs. D. P Wood Underwood Harpur
1Sads and AanuaetvesMessrs. Cumming SILL Richardson
S'ete Pysoas-Mesrs Hoyle, Townsend R. j. Baldwin C. C.
Lng,c.'ed BH'MesSrr. Litlefsd Palmer Angle w Wood
Militia end Public Dense-Mes Harris Angle May, suGern
Rods and Byidges-Messrs. Weed Burnett Graham Barton
Public L0nds-Messrs Sharp Cocheron Bennett Bostpick
Indian fairs Rose Adams Kirkland Thompson JOY
Charitable and Religious See'Messrs. Baekus kinney Nc
Agyicutue-Mesr Matthias Hutchinson, GO Cost Shelley
Pabs FntaSMessrs Palmer, Freeman Robertson Hollen
E5pegdlyr e E1eufre DpartmentMessr, Scott Winnie
Eyendif'r Of House Me Ware, Holdrsdge Stevens Hail.
JedeSyyMess Burnett Benedict Mallory G. Miller Baker
Joint Library cOmmiee-Messr Ward Sharpe May cuhmAn
Mr.. MORRIS gave notice of bill to amend the Escheat
laws
Mr.. HARRIS-To amend and consolidate the Militia
Mr. WARE-To investigate the origin of fires in New
York City, and to extend the power of the Police
Mr.. ANGELL-To amend the laws in relation to in
solvent debtors also relative to divorce
Mr.; HULL-To promote medical inquiry and to protect
burial grounds
Mr.. CLINTON introduced bin to amend the charter
of the New York Chamber of Commerce, by changing
the day of meeting.
The Standing COMMITTEES of the House were then an
nounced.
The bin for the relief of the Lagh Baptist Church.
New York, put upon its final passage and after
PLANTATION of its objects by Mr. Conkling, passed