New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25
DOJNGs IN TIE LEGIsLATURE
From Dor Own ReporttT
SENATE. ALBANY, Friday, March "a, 1854.

From Our Own Reporter.
SENATE. :. ALBANY, Friday March a. 1854.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Tie Senate have cOncurred with tho Assembly amend
mont to tho bill creating the Office of Superintendent Of
Schools and ii only awaits the signature of the Governor
TO become law. The amendments of the Assembly SO
word toe law that the officer has certain jurisdiction
the Academies in this State az well az over the Common
Schools.
NETWORK AND IvFIRMARY.
Mr.. MONROE, from the Committee on Charitable and
Religious Institutions reported by BILL in favor Of an ap
preparation TO the above named Institution The bill pro-
vidos for appropriation by the State OF $4,000
$4,000 shall 10 raised by private subscription for the
same puIpoe.
Mr.. WHITNEY brought in the following bil-notieed in
An ACT for the aOpon@5n of Of Record the
william weney sq EaS SSnI Stafford and wi.m Fullerton are
hereby appointed OF becora for ne It ara
D record. dSrS %1 @ s1d ndice the Office the Reg
os I'D limited in such so and 10 such they may
deem ror er further for the preservation OF the
SEC ne sd Comusio2e1s sba receive no compensation for
shall be- county charge and the superou of said
City and County are hereby Authorized TO Ese ~ taI S sah
Referred to Judiciary Committee
NEw.YoRK sIxPESNI SAVINGS BANK.
Mr. BARR brought in q bill authorizing this institution
to change s location TO the of Great Jones st. and
Broadway. Referred TO Bank Committee.
Mr. WHITNEY introduced a resolution instrucing the
superintendent of Common Schools to inquire into the
feasibility Of introducing into the Common Schools OF the
State Department for the instruction OF Deaf hutes.
able and that the State would thereby save at least
$4,000 annually without ut oil interfering with the nsi
tuons in New York wherein those unortunante arc now
instructed
The resolution adopted unanimously.
SELECT COMMITTEE OF GENERAL ORDERS
The CHAIR appointed the following: Messrs. Williams,
NJ Clark, Lansing Barr Crosby, Yost Robertson and
Walker
THE CANAL BILL.
The Committee Of the Whole went into the consdera
ton Of the bin to provide for the letting Of certain Canal
repairs by copract
On moiionSf MIR. Dickinson, IN amendment which was
adopted providing that contractor or contractors shall
have more than one section &c.
THE TEMPERANCE BILL.
Mr. w CLARK, from the Committee of Conference to
whom was referred the question to when the bill for
m sppuresson shall go into effect reported that tho Com
mee had come TO the conclusion to recommend the bill
as passed by the Senate that shall go into effect on The
Messrs. - explained tie why's and wherefores that,
as embers Of the Committee, influenced them IN giving
tho report. :, -, $1,000.
thus emitting off all chance for vote being taken on
agreeing with the report of the Committee was ru
mored about the Senate that the Assembly had adjourned
over till Monday and perhaps this caused the enort 10
slave off final action But the ruor was false Senaio
was fomewhat chagrued to learn that he had taxed
against time 10 no effect beth Houses hold session
hs afternoon when the report OF the COMMITTEE VIII Do
agreed to- r,,.o.
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