The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-07

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Fifth II any individual now resident Of any one Of
the States Territories and citizen Of the United
States at the time making such appicatios for the
benefit OF this act shall have ed declaration cf inten
tion as required BY the naturalization OF United
states and shall become citizen Of the before the
Of the patent az made and provided for In this
act shall be placed upon equal footing with the
sixth No individual ID permitted to make more thsG
one entry under the provision Of this act and the Com
pare and issue such rules and regulations consistent with
this act a. shall be and proper carry its pro-
several land Offices shall entitled receive the same
for lands entered under the provisions
the same Quantity Of land is entered With money one
half to be paid BY the person making the application at
time Of doing and the other half the issue Of the
certicate BY the person to whom may be issued
vided however all persons entering Land under the pro-
visions Of this act shall may be practicable in
making such entries be confined to each alternate guar
ter section and to Land subject private entry pro-
vided nothing in this act shall be construed i'm
prsempton rights and provided further that the pro
visions Of this act shall be construed to Au-
rnSrac the class Of persons provided for who may
cost any public lands adjoining his her farm subject
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Mr.. PnxEs, (dem.) Of La offered the following
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of amendment authorizing the Committee to send for
persons and papers, in order that the committee may
ascertain against whom suit shall be commenced
Mr. PERKINS accepted the amendment. The resolution
passed, and the House adjourned.
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Affairs I'm Albany.
LEGISLATIVE BUsINEss-THE TEMPERANCE BILL IN
THE sENATE-ANoTHER DELAY-ACTIvITY IN THE
AssEMBLY-BILL TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING AND DEAL
ING IN LOTTERY TICKETS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF HlRALD
ALBANY, March q, 1854.
The Prohbitory Intcmperance BILL alias the Maine law
the only feature in the Senate this morning. scna
tor Dickinson concluded his speech began Friday in
to NJ or o% H., II od
almost every other matter except the bill debate
oased of his knowledge he had been u cattle dro-
yer-knew New York when the Bulls Head was where
the Bowery theatre stands now-had been mail carrier
Staten lsland-clearcd four hundred dollars year.
md st took the contract fifty per cent lower than his
| ompetitor, who had lost money in the opera
| tion-knew that twenty thousand were
| mroyed, and could make nfty cents a day in
New Jersey in picking strawberriesthat many thou
ands Of baskets were during the season brought
daily to the city Of New York. twohirls Of which
consumed in that city He also made quotations from
the Bible which he hold in his hand, for the purpose Of
contradicting assertions made by Mr. Brooks He
ciuded by remarking that he had only impaired small
portion Of his knowledge for the benefit Of the Senator Of
the Sixth but might before the close Of the session make
further devclopementsbut did not touch the question
under consideration.
Mr.. Brooks consumed another half hour on personal
explanation and defence. Frequently he administered
sarcasm in allopathc doses to Mr. Dickinson, though
playfuy that Mr. Dickinson Joined the audience
| in laughter, although 1t was at his expense.
| The question pending was upon motion made
days since by Mr.. Hutchins to extend the time from
| go into operation. The reason advanced for this
|. amendment advocated by Mr.. Putnam and Mr..
manufacture importation and trsc Of distilled or fer
mented liquors, might have time to regulate their busi
rance law others stated that tbe time should be nut Be-
yond the next election in order that the people Of the
state might have an opportunity Of expressing their
taken and the first of February carried by the casting
vote Of the chairman; Mr. Lansing reconsideration
lost. The 1st of December then proposed, which
warmly opposed and also lost-the friends Of
the bill protesting zeaiousy against any change from
Another amendment proposed by Mr. Hutchinson was
also pending and that was to insert section allowing
at the next November election Only three Senators
favored this proposition.
Per Of landlords holden for any acts Of tenants under
the law This was considered so manestly unjust that
even the ultra temperance Senators would not adopt it,
and it was lost by strong vote
large number of propositions to amend were offered
no further amendments should Be engrafted on the bin
At three O'Clock the Committee rose, and the bill
reported to the Senate The motion TO to the
report Of the committee laid the table to be taken
up morrow when another day will be consumed In vot
ing upon amendments which rejected in committee
majority will be found willing to extend the time to
December next for having it 90 into effect. The bill
will pass the Senate by Wednesday At arthe be sent to
the House and upon application Of tho previous qucs
tion IN by that body said that
Seymour will sign the BILL becvuse OF his friend
have been ndscreet TO circulate private
tons in which they declared he informed them he woul
veto and also because the HERALD and Senator Dickn
son declared the opinion.
The House industrious In a small local way. Seve
raj uninteresting matters of private nature dis
cussed, several bills introduced and others read third
ting the h Il. cce o shs York County Clerk
There members Of the New York Common Coun
ell in the lobby this morning Nothing done In relation
to bill appointing the street and park COMMISSIONER
The Woman's Rights Committee, OF which Mr.. Angle,
Of the House. is chairman, will make report in few
days The committee will DO unanimous in rejecting the
application which the strong minded have made
to assist the in bearing the burdens of government
plouRhng the fields performing militia duty, working
the highways, &C. an
Up to this pspiod there have been only fortytwo laws
passed the Legislature. 7tN
The following bill was recently introduced in the As
sembly by Mr. Leigh
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