The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11


was within nylhing Like reas unable bounds.
The question Was then announced to be the amend
Mr.. MuSRoR moved to lay the melton on the table.
Agreed 10. Ayes 10, noes IL, ~ follows:-
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ssa n,sh'.si asnss hunroe Richards Robertson
Bar. Brock: SlsE. H.1;sy
up the q tn.
third Senate rule In relation to printed calendar OF the
several orcers Referred to the Committee on Rules.
Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, jan. 10, 1851
The SPEAKER announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES
Wdp and Mcans-hessrs Sessions, Ward. D. P. Wood,
Commerce, &e.-Nessrs. Germsin CoaklinE, BAokus,
Canais-Hes.rs Littlejohn, Weed. Payne, Clinton, R
Relroads Peters, Edwards Cumming Soaring.
BanksMessrr. Benedict, Fiero. Aitken, A A Dunlop
: Insurance Companies -Mss'rs C<nklnE Case, Bailey,
Tco thirds and TAreeftMs Bill. -Nsssrs Boardman. Bar
row Gleason, Richards Aitken.
WOOD Mo.ey a~sehln,sn Thorn S. WOOD f. Miller
Griepdnee' Aessrs Gleason. Martin, Stevens, White.
P,rlee and Eiss!ion'-Hs'' Baker g. Miller J.
Petitions Of Aliens Boyd whpps Ltl Rich
Erection and Division Of TOcns and Counties
oSSa HATH MsAsrTs, nGrhnd H0 sI,s.
Internal Agair q Togn, ard Counties -Ne'sr' Lo1isr
Medical Societies and Colleges Hull. Chesebro.
State Charitable Institutions Hc,n' Dewey. Boardmsn,
Interpretation Of Cite. and Villages -He.srs Savage Bar
ssS H III wood Underwood
Tsde and Manufacture Cumming Sill, Richard.
State Prsons-Aessrs Hoyle Townsend, r. J. Baldwin.
Enerosssd B. -Aessrs Lis,lae. Palmer Angle, W. H.
MIa and Public Defence Harris. Angle Nay,
Roads and Bridge,-Messrs Weed, Burnett Graham Bar
Public Zand.-xesrs. Sharp, csoohsron, Bennett Boss
Indian Affair. Rose, Adams Kirkland, Thompson,
Charitable and RELIGIOUS Socecs-Ae,srs Backus. Kin
lsreniture-Messrs. Matthias Hutchinson, Colt. Cost,
Puddle Priniing-Messrs. Palmer Freeman, Robertson.
Erpcndifures in Executive Department -Asssrs Scott
Expenditure Of HouseMessrs Ware Hodredge, Stevens,
Judieiary-Isssrs Burnett Benedict, Mallory @. Miller
joint Library Committee Ward, Sharpe, May
cushmaI, Munro.
Mr.. MoRRn gave notes Of bill to amend the escheAt
laws
Mr. HAgars-To amend nd consolidate the militia laws
Mr.. wARn-To investigate the origin OF fires In New
York city, and to extend the powers Of the police.
Mr. AsGE-To amend the laws in relation to insolvent
debtors; also, relative to divorce.
MT HrI-To promots medical inquiry, Ani 70 pfotect
burial grounds
rur CHAMBER COMMERCE
Mr. CLINTON introduced bill to amend the charter OF
the New York Chamber Of Commerce. by changing its day
OF meeting
-uGHr STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
The bill fer the relief Of the Laigbt Street Baptist
Church. New York was put upon ANAL passage, and
after explanation Of its objects By Mr. Couklng, was
No other business of special interest wa, transacted
pritr to adjournment. EsH
Theatres and Exhibitions. YIN
BowrRY THEATRx-Mr J. X. Scott plays Jacob Odst,
the shoemaker Of Toulouse" this evening; aod an
equestrian drama Ia also announced The Boon ch dren
and Miss G. Dawes appear
BROADWAY THyATRE-The "CstarAct OF the GAM cs and
the comedy BY Mark lemon are announced for this
evening The "Cstaract" bids fair to have longer
than any piece yet produced at this theatre.
BUTTONS THEATRE The successful comedy In tw, scs
"Masks and Faces" is TO be done again this evening.
Guardians" together with the last novelty ga Pretty
Piece Of Busnes Several pieces TO be produced
very and Mr. Burton seems determined to keep up
the campaign with vigor.
NATIONAL THKATRB.-The new set scenery and other
Improvement At this house tastefuy executed This
afternoon and evening the drama founded upon Uncle
Toms Cabin, is TO be perform cd
wAIlAoK's THEATRE-ThomAs Morton's last new piess,
s'ely produced at the Hsymsrket "a Pretty Piece OF
Buness to be played again this evening with the
Gate Nrs. Russe) is announced toon to appear st
this theatre.
BARNrM's MUSEUM There seems TO be no dminution In
attendance AFTERNOON
ing appropriate dramatic entertainments announced
and the various wonders may be seen sithout extra
charge.
BROADWAY MANAGFRE-The largest royal Bengal tiger
brought to America may be seen NJ this establish
ment well the largest elephant ever exhibited in
any county All the animals shown here are in excel
lent condition.
BITz continues his pal sorcs At the Ia
sti,ute. Lovers of the "blac& art" should go often
ACADEMY HAIL-p,rham's "seven Mic Mirror Is still
exhibition, and every person interested in American
scenery should visit 1t at least one
CHynry's MISsTRns The song, " Ellen Bsyne,n
promises to be popular IS all f Mr. Fosters ballads
have been heretofore Mr. T. p Christy sings IT again
this evening and ire remainder Of the programme Is
well ,electsd. The az old place''--No. 472 Broadway
wooDs MINSTREL HAII.-This establishment. is nightly
bled with Appreciatvs audiences. The ourleslus
Virginia Cupds, is highly attractive Plenty OF
longs and the burlesque are announced for tonight
CmNlsE HAIia-Buokley's fine company are doing
nicely arranged burlesqus Mons. Juien's eiehssrs
worth hearing anu Is not the only good thing the
programme for TO nights entertainment
JuIlIyNs CONCERTS BosroN.-A correspondent lately
stated that the reserved seats ut Juens concerts
Boston held at only fifty cents esch Wills. in fact
tae price Oh is hfty cents advance the price OF
tickets, which Is one dollar.
GES. Rufus WEIGH Is in New Orleans, and In as good
health as usual His partner Mr. oelsvan, received
THx METROPOLITAN THsarRx-The work upon the interior
OF this be Autul temple Of art dy approaching
completion The three tiers OF boxes are up the par
quste neor laid, ard the staf arrangements nearly
pesc The theatre will probably open before the lst OF
January and will be ornament and credit to our city
Since writing the above, We have learned that this
tablshment will be opened on Friday evening Dec. 70
with grand ball. and that the dramatic performances
viii be commenced on the followisg evening
Mrr Similar Is the Lessee Of the theatre, and Mr.
@. W Lewis, stage mAnager.-ANd California Dec, II
The Alta California OF the 10th December Gays
We learn that G. " Brooke and Mr.. James Anderson
may beth be expected here In few weeks Mr.. Neafs
trsaedisn, is also expected before long Madame Anna
Thion, the charming voc st who producsd the Eogsh
opera with such at Niblos last season. also
probably on her way hther 1t Is not impossible that
Madame sontsg may pay visit before the winter In
over The opening Of the Metropolitan Theatre will
afford facilities for the representations TO be given by
these artists such they could have had In California