The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

given 70 bin. aIe conciuri, n NJ hs,y e.ys ~ 10
msnt can os'm asa ter Of right the release Mr..
Toussig. lie has Voluntarily pl.csd himself within the
jurifdc;ion of austria and su-ag appears by tho
htcn OF those la~s vhs 10 en- Austrian subisct.
Though are not Instructed to release
properly BE- siveE shorten ths psod OF his con
fnvsn' NJ and ENABLE hi 10 return, he Is diapose
10 t1bs United States"
ssvfal doounests laid the tabls and ordered
to be printed, whom tbs House adjourned till Monday
Anairs us the State Capital.
RKrURN or TEE HAEsos HSCE0AoHMsNS COMMITTEE
.--NEBRAfKA UP AND POSrPoNED-INPORrANr AS
sEssMEkr BILL IN THx sgNAT8-rBR NEW AUpIroR
-kESOL UTIOES or CoUNCILMRn IN THE LEGIsLA-
TURE-THE CONTESTED sEAT IN THE HOUsB-AN
OPPONENT or TIE MAINE Law VOTED OUT OF MS
sEAr--A IRFBND OF IT VOTED IN, ETC.
SPECIAL ooERurssDxsu or THE NEW rcRK HERALD.
ALBANY, Fob. 8, 1864.
Senators Brooks and Pratt resumed their seats this
morning, after absence of week. In making sxAmins
lions with regard to the sncrosehmsn Of certain spirited
gsntlsea Of Rroohlyn In attempting to al up the East
river They presented no report of their prcoeedinss
though II understood that Is In state Of prcpafA
ton Senator Dickiason, always active In dkposng Of
motions before the Senate again moved the adoption Of
his Nebraska resolutions. The floor was taken BY Mr. Put
nam, unyeldng and talented silver gray of Buffalo,
who made an able apd eloquent speech He was followed
by Mr. Brooks, who also spoke haE IN hour It was ev
dent fom the rsnAr OF both Of those Senator'S that
the whig platform presented by Mr. Dickinson ha, no.
been constructed with the Of either Of those twoss
nators, the latter gentleman believing that the Missouri
oompromise not superseded BY the OF
1850 they related to entirely different sections of tar
tory STILL he was sot In favor Of lesilang for all fa
turs time. When hs concluded, the subject Was again
postponed; and when taken up, Mr. Brooks will pressat
series Of counter resolutions The democratic Senators
win remain quiet giving the two wings OF tho whiy
party sample room and verge enough" until all
their proportions are presented, when Nr. Barr
or Mr. Danforth, (hard SHELLEY will give the
csmoers.ic opinion upon Nebrsska. So three
four bills considered in committee Senator u
b. S but ii, sas
provided the b made the special order for twelve
o,o.ock to morrow, which was done. ueut. Gcvsrnor
Church took the chair this morning, after absence c
. few days.
The following Is eepy Of bill introduced into the
importance 10 the Of New York that it Ia thought
indispensable to furnish readers OF the HgeALp Win
copy at the earliest practicable mo ment This Is IT.
An ACT no AMEND AN ACT ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE
AIE OF RHAI ErArK, IN CERTAIN CASES, AsEsMRss
AID FOR oriER PURPOSE " rAssHo MAY 20, ls4I.
Eco. l The pecple &c-In oass any order or decree
hsretotore made or entered, hereafter made and
entered under or By virtue of the power or authority
greater quantity number Of portions or isa Of land
than sha on ths sale under this or or d. cree be
found necessary to be sole in order to raise produce an
amount OF money sum lent to ct and satisfy require
msn,s Of the satd order Decree after suoh saes
any tax or assessment shall bs levied or
imposed the parcels lots Of snd embraced in the
order or decree re msning uusod Aforesaid shall be
lawful and compeent for the which such order
OF decree was o. s1tssd from time to time upon the patti
order or decree was tered to direct sals 10 many
of ssid lots SO rsmsnng UNFOLD and subsequently, taxed
satisfy such subsequent taxes assessments ana the
csss and e1perses Of the sppcaton and dnss
Section T. All sales or oonveyauces made under or BY
virtue of an order made or anted such petition shall
b ~ valid and .sctusl to pass the estate 10 the land
or by virtue Of the original order and decree.
SEQ. g. The Court shall presenting such petitions
and obcs at least In each week in two or more public
newsTaprs printed In the county where the said lands
are s,g.iss .sd II the s.ts paper ssttiDg forth the
TIM. sooa ssss.tsss = tbs Court Win hear
grantee said pubHcstios of NOTES shall b. dssm.d
the iuit and their isprssssatvs q The petition ana
The notice Of motion for ,he order.
soc. :. This act shail take effect Immediately
money tAvs bsen pat by Newell the late CssaI Auditor
for his oeuns es da1s thu legal eortrorsrsy IA rsia
the books show the sums but Greer that the
publ, may know, Mr. Dickinson offered the folio Wing,
Rssoved Chat ihs Auditor Of the Canal Department
report to the Senate at his earliest eonvsnen ,e the
surs paid to attorneys ard counsel r professional
Phelps against GeorgsW Newell, Auditor OF the Canal
DspsrtnsEt under chapter 4s6 laws o. $780, known
completion Of the Gsnesss Valley and Black River canals
giving the OF each person enpl ysd and the sums
paid to esch and from VII. fund the same was raid
for Newell.
Mr. sohoonmaker has ssnt In his nrst veto to the sgs
aturs II seems the Legislature Of last year passed
4 q tha
praer and prosecute his claim against the state for
d.m,ss. sustained sy m,.n. Of falling through /.
by the appraisers It should b. paid out Of mousys
in the hands Of the Auditor appropriated to the ordina
collars WAS allowed the petitioner, NJ Henry Hall, but
Mr. Sohoopmaher says such moneys oannot thus be Ap
peo because the 6rst section Of article OF the
sttut!on directs what disposition sha be made Of the
canal revenus he says he OF conceive how dam
ages ari'ps from falling through bridge and breaking
lob arc to bo n.id rop AMI sf e.rtsa -:
nal funds TIE Auditor recommends ths present L.gsa
turs to make specific appropriation, they think
given by the present Auditor OF his intention to place
literal construction upon Gil laws appertainns to his
as hustanding the funds OF the STATE Is Concerned.
In the House, Mr. Ware presented the solutions
Gently adopted b. the Board Of New York Counsnnsn
Corpo alton Attorney The the contested seat of
the second district OF Jefferson county again taken
on .hs iePeI. mac uoosr insine, ons given yester.
hours, Mr. Sefsons offered resolution declaring Mr.
Adams the sitting msmbsT is not entitled to the seat,
and another that hr. Willis is entitled to t. Mr. Acams
presented an amendment allowing him days time to
proceed TO srson county n search OF testimony This
drew out confidsrabe debate and tbs ccntsssnts
both Wigs, that fide CT the house did all the talk
ing then relvr the democrats not caring whether the
white red roses" srccescsi The debate, however
involved Ia great my stery and II took hr Little
john TO explain 1t Be said, anxious he speed
y sstls great moral question the Maine liquor iA~)
Dre lately stl he was silng to give Mr.. Adams the
privilege atked for.
II that was not granted the public outside would
the House OF uLfarness a. II known that Mr.
Adams opposed to the Maine law and Mr.. Willis In
favor oft In order tha. no such suspicion might rest
upon the rsods OF the BILL berg large majority Of ths
House Mr. L. WAS willing to grant the indulgence asked
for. Mr. Stirling, the Maine iawts from Dutchss cared
nothing for pubc opinion On the eutside bat desired
prompt setion. TIE vote finally taken, and Mr..
Adams cenisd the privilege Of hunting up tstm
tnen voted ont By oil the members except eight
asd Mr. Willis voted In By oil except Ave. Nr Willis u
msdiatsy took the oath Of ofoe and Mr. Adams walked
up ths treasurer and received his pay for thirty dAy
services snd mileage the capital and back fhas this
hs, end Just ~ prdietsd In tbs HsaAID 10 yesterdays
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