New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
DOINGS or THE LEGISLATURE.

From Our Reporter.
SENATE. .ALB,SY, Saturday, March g. 1854.
FREE CHURCHES. -
Mr. SPENCER presented petition signed by Winfield
Scott and fifty nine others, asking for the Incorporation OF
societies to establish free churches
The judiciary Committee reported fayoraby on the bill
relative to the Court of Common Pleas in the City OF New
York
favorable report was made the bill authorizing
alteration in the Commissioners Map of the City Of
Also for allowing the Buffalo and Corning Railroad to
increase is capital stock
An ACT 10 increase number Of Sotsres Pgb and Commits
| ,ouers Of Deeds in the City Of New. York
II proyide FOR addition of forty Notares Public ana
.eyon'y Commissioners OF Deeds.
Mr. " CrARK moved the bill back to the Committee Of
the Whole lie necessity for thu addition lie
thought New York already had sufficient number OF
these officers An addition 10 the number would DC hkely
to Increase the exoonae abuse that is but too often ex
Mr. WirrTSTY said that the bill being OF purely
local was referred to the New York delegation who had
unanimously agreed TO recomme nd It's passage Tue Sen
stor from tie NXINh Mr. CLARK wa al fault when he
said that New ork had sufficient number OF Notares
Public. - ~, c..,
MIR WnIrsEy-One hundred and sixty und when il is
consdered that there fifty sixty Ia ks doing
business there, and that that City had 20. nliton OF
tCOCO0 lie felt certain that majority OF senai Is would
agree with him that two hundred Noaries flb. would
Mr. PUTNAM remarked that he had doubt BAT that
two hundred Of these officers were needed in New York
lie was that in many cases many abuses were ac
eed IA connection with this office especially when clerks
d Of banks were appointed Notares Public lie was &C.
usted with several instances where the clerks Of banks
were appointed NOtses Public with the expressed under
standing made by The officers Of those banks that the
emolurepts of the Office belonged 70 the bank In pass
ing Ills bill he would like to guard against TINS abuse Dut
certainly lie could discover good reason for the strenu
Gus opposition that the Senator from the AA'th eYihces
MT BROOKS remarked that be neither could see any
coed grounds to base opposition to this bill The New
York delegation representing AL classes and al shades oil
,it1. were
Nv hundred Notares Public were not too many to perform
tie daily Increasing business that aPPerans to thai once
In he (tv of New YORK. IL involved question purely
To- al and therefore il was not natural so he thought to
exact opposition 10 it from remote sections OF the Sate
n n cou not under any cir uusrances be effected by H.
But perhaps he might remove the objections OF certain
Suaicrs ~ stating that persons holding the othce OF
Noaries Public in the City Of New York have no eonnec
ton with clerk ships in Banks There were oil oanks doing
business in that City, 81 Of which done business on
he clesriDg house system. Consequently there was no
FrTS1M said the statement Of the Senator entirely
removed his objections AID he would willingly vote Tor
IKE os' buI then passed AYES %; Noes w CLARK.
rHr BIIBERY Election RESOLUTIONS.
nr UrrCBrvs in the Chair The Committee Of the
Whole took up for consideration the resolutions proposing
10 ameld he Constitution In order more efec!ueuy 70
Yuuish bribery at elections ,
MrW CLARK read substitute which he desired TO
br Hal .abmit.ed that this would pot be in order
Ts LEGISLATURE can neither amend these resolutions nor
at.tue others for them The Constitution requires forty
The CHAIR so decided -,
Mt W. CLARK appealed from the decision Of the
Chair. -.
The decision of the Chair sustained u 10 "Aeh
he Committee reported progress
Bills ORDERED TO A THIRD READING
Fer lie Draining Of CrCzier scamp
Re attire toF &c chCOls Il Troy Ard Lars-1zolf1a
Aud orznx ard Rome Rsosf company % SD
scribe 10 PotdAn al WasroFa H'f''i
rATIyT DRUGS AID aEDIciSEs
Nr WHITNEY noticed bill to regul1ts the sal OF PAT
eut drugs and redicnes Ii provides tnet 10 physican
srohtcary or GIugss hall EEL or keep for sale any
dugs o. medicines EXCEPT such ara SET down IN stan
ard works OF chemistry maieria uedca or pharmaeopa
without fling in the sice Of the County lerk r. elP
Of the medicine compound. nostEun' WIN Statement
setting forth ifs ingredenis-such statement 70 70 "Isn
or printed IN The English language On penalty o. me ho
les. thar so nor more than 81 600 for each onence
ISDICEyT BLIND.
Nj SrEyCLH introduced the following r.,
AN ACT fg support nd Tuition o. Led seLt No 7i
BE New Yort IastEuton for - Bind o., III.
SECTION The New York ,sfitutiJa for ta- 5ne Us
fra Iocspa and :ion inG.E=nt bund persons
- rce.vrc bv them urder authority cont4ne1 4
f,f'.S An force act % II lIp ~
tsnd terel slA in.litsiion: pssssd AP n - 80
st.l Scttve fcF s-cl person PROVIDED iof NJ
IT III Guar-ery psyusnts paid - le LfeNt o. ~
~fsfe or q the C0ntoiisr % - -
81 ruri. sitsrdirz the Institution, sod WIZ o'' >S '-
~ esr.frS b, the TessUrer OF the lnsttailo1
So IL tet y take effect innaeeiatsy
ASSEMBLY
III s..ion Of the House was mainly occupied IN real'