New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
DOLNGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
From Our Own Reporter.
SENATE. go. ALBANY Tuesday March Il, 1854.

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titons for bridge over the Hudson River at Albany.
Mr Brooks presented four from citizens Of Ne" York
HaIbor Encroachment bill Also OF Board Of ueation
Of NewYork City for amendment Of the Comm N
School Law Also remonsrance against the extension
of the Harlem Bridge Charter.
SALE BUTTER.
Mr. WHITsLY, petition for lay requiring persons
selling butter to mark on the outside Of the tubs the
weight so that purchasers may know no" much butter
they buy and how much wood
GREENWOOD oEyETERY.
Mr. HUTCHISs sent up remoustrance from the Trus-
tees of Grenwood Cemetery against the passage of the
law amending IL charter. IL appears that the law was
asked for without their consent or knowlrdge
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCH BOOK SOCIETY.
Mr SPKSCEE petition asking for the incOrp ration Of
the above named society. Mr.. Aft rwaad maured bill
i0J Jda.Ia i R1I@%Ss w. g & Sya9 s9se @ Ed~sa H
w@ ts 4. ss,. sSe .4T PIo, ots 81. 7 S a. S
Church boob society" ooaed ia me CRY Of Ne e-YorE for
6cens or.p sna atciplne Of he E,eoPe ca in ne
The sections Of similar other
'oeitts, The beom Of tie soey sris from 9sir real
oh yesI the Of tn act to orsars
Tie Judiciary Committee reported against granting
Mrs Eliza Stafford divorce, and the Senate agreed to
the report.
The judiciary Committee unanimous against amend
ing the Law relative 10 the formation Of companies s erect
buildings
The committee also reported adverse on the petitions
asking for the pepeiuation Of testimony certain cases.
Mr. SPENCER reported, by bill, for the formation of
ceties to establish free churches
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, VIEW YORK.
This bill came up from the Assembly with the amend
heretofore noticed in THE rRiBUSE, which were
copcued in together with or two verbal amendments
NEW YORK CITY COMMON SCHOOLS
The Judisry Committee reported in favor Of amending
mon Schools of the City Of New York
The first section provides that there shall be two In
spector and eight Trustees OF Common Schools in each
Ward who shall be known as the School Officers Of the
Ward At every general election there sh al elected in
each Ward one Commssioner one Inspector and two
Trustees Of Common Schools.
Board of Education, who shall have power to take and
hold real estate, appoint City Superintendent of hools
and ere more Assistants also Superintendent OF
School Buildings
To establish new schools.
To draw from the moneys which may be raised for pub
lie education.
To visit and examine the schools subject to the prov
sions Of this act
To continue the existing Free Academy and organize
Tie Board to possess all the powers and privileges Of
Corporation.
Mr MUSROE introduced the following:
An ACT TO Amend she Law for the Ae''men and Collection Of
src7ros l. Section n Article Title Chapter 10 Part l. Of
hereby read :suo~' The roll sasi 90
before The s . Sty S1. OF t Civ q s s cs Of
the City and by The Assessors Of ye other town or Tsd % as
reyisoIs their next He's 'nd 81 ar % @ 3I0I & a. ps S
county ihe A,ftoIs Of any Iwn o. w Wa & s
eeh Io any IA &c e's n sesd eoS yIsS ofy ei5i soa
he occupant Tho A{ ei.e
T. ss d rd scd on the roll a. befoo provided shall the
S % 4. o Sa have % fsn he SS 11 ss anu
RAILROAD COSsoLIDATIoN.
hill was brought in Authorizing the consolidation OF
the Northern the Troy and Rutland aud Rutland and
Washington Railroad Companies
TAxING SOS-RF sIDTSTs.
Mr. HUTcHISs presented the following remOn-trance.
from the Mayor and Common Council Of the City Of
Brooklyn against the passage OF tie law proP2snE 70
personal property in that City Of persons residing IN other
d" parts of The state. They cay:
d, If S2 nS bs c SYos doe. not
s ,s PrS55I 5S sS asy the bsaes
dbs by him The sIon PoPo,ed viii subject tns sane
S II Z uneq isi gives the City Of NewYOIt the sht
those coune tax he POelty tne[sis Of ne 1Rs 9t
NevYOrk large amount OF money o. .lS ,d in S"wYort
bic Of invested by our citizens in Newf0E
7bd IL il unneetsy The City Of NewYorE has under the
poiop gicb places font rank Of the ci1es
OF word The remorstIa9 1nsly wlnas Sp & oy .t
80 iorsIsn capital would have ''eA'sn'y
10 0'n'' essneH EDWARD LAMBERT
Tur CONTESTED STAT-MR. BIAKELEY RESIGNS.
AT 10 o'clock Mr. T. CLARK (S)ft called for the con-
tideraon of the contested seat case and alet so TO
marks by Mr. " CLARK in favor of awarding the seat 10
MIR PuTSAY proposed the following preamble and re
The seat recently by Ebnezer Blake
h bb he was ee,ti6td by board CAu 70 have
Theea il sTptss the satisfaction Of the senate oy ,he u9ds,
Iud de by Adam storing eisisa 0, M % Bos of
Csnys Of Cbs1aHg and Os-so Coun1e' 70 have eesl
ASsm a. Storing Bded g. be gwen ief aa AaA
and o allowance of the tame 10 'd Aasn Storing "'aa
coz si sS Tis, The Hcn Storing By ths s:is;, nm
Ter OF ,otes duly Senator foi the A'Ih Senatorial u"
Mr. p. stated that Mr. Blakeley had recently received
reliable information from his Senatorial Ditct "hich
induced him TO believe that majority OIL 'nOse Nysus
there at the last Senatorial election were opposed TO MIN
and intended TO vote for the contestant Adam storing
With this information before him. and overlooking tne
cal points Of the he felt II hculnDen. o1 In E ~ -
or se1se TO resign the seat awarded hm b! the can
The President stated that Mr., b had communicated
bis resignation him, and that lie had hed II III e oe
sf the Secretary OF State. .,. - A. ,.o
ift,r some debate the question was taken on the pre-
sble and resolution and they were adopted oy 'he Ioi
oWIs S.. Ban bishop BrOOi, CLARK D.of2Fta
nIitsop Do4snce Hasey heheoek Hopkins, haiehss Ia
spe MvnIOe PIstt Putpa@ RiehAdA h''''''1' 'P'N'''
iIhAYs"M,s.is VI. CIsrt Crosby walker Yo';-L
BILLS PASSED
F0r .sy s5 Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Mis-
80 - So1,v ef tl,e civ OF New Yosk. 80, ,.a
Ior ,be relief Of POuhteeqsis ard SOrnvs f'a1''A'
1usi@f1irs the Controller loan from the School Fund
to ts T0s' he s,e,.usus .ud eoect5a OwAie rents il The
Ls.ys to hST,y . n ssoo te' o' S he ys' O. Hamilton
Te.n trd the Charter OF the siilase Of hinssoo.
sING SING AsD AuBJ RA PRISONS. ~.
n TuovIs KfRKPAIRIoK Insp pector Of state Prisons,
IN answer to resolution Of the Senate reports the iooN
inc es The Indebtedness OF the above named ih'uIuo'
as near as be can ascertain
Silg sag Py.,oH P o. - ,.,o-, If
tbe AFert tTar the Lessu'e y nsh' al as
soru' ln,I soI. :, "a. 4. s.ssaasd asa.i
4V & s srs TTfOu Up JsruIIy, ls5i s'eroHee " 81
. no; the iadlueHt. ssains; tie Pr'n
Am, claimed 10 be das As received By the Inspector .,
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