New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
DOINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
From Our Own Reporter.


From Our Own Reporter
SENATE. ALBANY, TUESDAY, April IA p. VI.
COURT COMMON PLEAS
This bill on motion OF Mr. BROoKs amended 50 as
foprovide that the ClerS Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Se ang from rs Office O and ao s the
shall fix and pay BIN salary Ira. al fees ana per49,
es that might haze aPsSned to @is a geo s s g
was read third time aud passed
A STATE PAPER
The Assembly bill for the designation 0! state Paper
occupied the time of the Senate during the afternoon
session. =. -
that the publication OF the advertisements should be given
TO the lowest bidders Of two Albany daily pspers ms
amendment was voted out in the Senate
Mr. Books moved another amendment, that all lega
notices &C. shall be published in eigh, daily newspapers
one in each Judicial District, for 30 cents p3r ioho me
first insertion and 10 cents per folio for each subsequent
insertion This motion declared out OF Order oy tle
The bin was finally ordered to a third reading, in the
same lshape as ii came from the Assembiy'--feas IL
SENATE. Wednesday, April g. 1854.
CANAL LAW OF 1851.
The Canal Committee report in favor OF repeating me
law OF 1884, authorizing the enlargement of the Erie "a
nal and the completion of the lateral Canals The bill
was referred to the Committee OF the Whole
EEw YORK sIxPEsNY SAVINGS BAHK.
Mr. Ram reported in favor Of amending the charter of
this Institution Referred to the Committee Of the
Whole.
Mr. NJ H. CLARE reported favorably on the bill Great
ing the County Of Schuyler from the Counties Of Seubou
Chemung andTompkns.
FAVORABLE RTPoRTs.
To incorporate the Tract Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
the act for corporation Of Rural Cemetery Asp
Relative to the Common Schools of the City OfNewYo
Toiroorporsio the New Yo'k Clinton Savings Bank
SUPREME COURT TIE FIRST JUDICIAL DIsIRIcf.
Mr. Barn had conse mt to bring in the following bill:
ANAcT ss.d an A. an Ae ds. aD sns
sreIos The seventh section Of a9 se eGd 81 % P.
hp, e e us Is5s %sSns s"f Tor the Supervisors
OF e sasaeme Court .doDt in tn
ditto pension they may dem proper hereby
"p'''" THE AMERICAN CAMEL COMPANY.
The Committee on Commerce report in favor Of incofp)
Company is to import Camels. from Asia into The cnted
States be used means OF trin-porau'n IN onr
Southern country The capitol stock is fixed AZ SlOIVVO
Vim G. King Charlie, w Weber and Edward Ga
raughay the corpOrators oithe company
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS IN oTHLR TATE
Mr. WHITNEY brought in bill amending the act rolG
tive 10 the appointment of Commissioners TO take ackno"
odements Of Deeds in other States, as follows:
authorize the appointment additional Commissioners III cities
whose pop alton sa exceed 6a0o0.
PREVENTION OF FIRES IN NEWbOHN.
Mr. Brooks introduced the following ansndmen' to
the law of 1850 r,.,..N.u..,.o
duty Of the Fire e., WSSfn. St hs sG. her passed be
passed for the Of Ares s 1r b. s SS, 81 d wns
ms New % Ss T., me owner Of any sch dwelling
house, ETC. IN said Cry which shs ee eeSseS ne s
provisions the act requos such cause Of o'n TO O' em0'e'
will Re lave
This amendment is recommended by the New lorH f'o
Department
Mr. DICKINSON moved TO lay all oIde.s OF business on
tho table till the order Of Resolutions be reached tha ne
might move the third reading of the bill Tor ine design"
fion of a State printer. Carried by two t9rd VoIe
After debate and efforts to amend by Messrs bgoohsi
Lansing and Putnam, which were voted down. me on
passed by the following vote nh. p-.,e-s R,,,,m II
CLARK w Cal, crSssy piV,h,on 2GgAns n os f'
NAYs Mess Broos Danfolth Haley Hitchcock Lsrins
Putnam. spencer, storing, Watkins, Whiney~lo
BRooKLYN
Mr. HrroHIss moved concurrent resolution, instruct
ing our Senators and requesting our hepreSen'a',os ~
Congress to exert their best endeayois 10 seInre NJ pa
sage Of a law authorizing the establishment OF bFahtn
Mint at Brooklyn Being joint resolatcn " lies over
one day. .....,.r,.r,ox mn,
An effort was made to get this bill 70 Select Commit
tee to be reported complete but objections were ""u0
BUILDINGS IL NEWBORN.
Mr. Brooks introduced bin to provide agGn,t me
erection of nsaie buildings in the City OF Ncw iorH
provides all baidine situate s9h Of GA. s @
spSstcn Of stone brck An building. Of ,h,y e
inches in thickness. O front g iss or by gro No. = S % %
rPo, s"s s o. mSs Rsa s feet @ III
ws t .p pou hr s ssrpSFs M Ssai' '
a. distances Of not thirty feet sas 40 taaa e
inches 1hf = n,s sSs rGo. sI5d 70 prng.a,
while the roof not eon.rpstsa va Ss in IN csa
ess, eskt thick aud when oyer thirty ises Ito I
hso he %Sss 9:A 20 be =: SSy: sei s &
u
psrts - md @ be OF the hfst qnsuy - - .. M
No vcod work Is 10 be placed whin tf inc any -
he's floor, and hcertfs o 'e
.rche. Of stone or brick building 80 have ~ VIC
rcof of than r irft 50 ~
iron or eoppc shui which the ir0Ht 1Sa &
The remaining sections are numerous ana lN'e i"Hs
,-unnnc through the VIII ,le miuuiie Of en4dlhs. .
The 9apaes for violations of this law are Nery seVe,e
the Spfs originating from which TO be Appropriated 10 nc
beneet Of the New York Fire Department leu o'"y
recommends the possoge al the law
BILLS PASSED.
Tosusus the lssd section Of the Code Of sfosear's ,
To ,mepd ,he Ctsrter o. he Sehohsle n b4i' &c
Tor the relief OF Abijsh Fitch ard others
by Telegraph 80. n...-1-A
Mr. NJ H. CLARK offered resolution tia- nc ~
of Union College cause the document known as stlsIe
and referred to in the report Of Union College =, ose
attached TO deed of gin to be sont 20 the Frese"h
the Senate forthwith and in the event OF the SaouIH
nsnt of the Legislature before such document shan DC IL
ceived il be sent to the Regents Of the Im'e1s49
Adopted. - ...,.;,. .,.,,;,- ., 4, ~,
Ss. for an am ndment 70 the Bounty ac' for The oenea
e. so,d;ers 81 the war OF 1872. Liid0veT
Tfe hills for the Improvement Of Wet Cansda CseeS
Grass River Ansa DE River salmon h'eF anu ''4"H"-
P;yer were ordered 10 a third reading -, ,r...o-.
Progress was reported on the bh aiilns '~o
House of Refuge. ...,ox
r,a wes,ern House Of Refuge bill was passed
49, a,S,o;n,;po ID s. Dickinson, ADuah H. hoss