The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-25

NEW IOHsk LEGIsLATVHE,
Senate.

Scfswtc.
AtpaSy, es5 "a, 1856.
RYsoLuTIoNs, ETo.
The concurrent resoia.ion 20 elect Regent OF the
University amended a. that the election should
take place the 22d OF March.
Mr.. RoGERrsos gave notice VI bill 10 abolish the Ma.
rine Court in New York.
Mr. DAsroRTn gave notice of bin to make the health
ccsr Of the port Of Nes York and his deputy saaed
officers.
The bill for town subscriptions to the Utica and Biny
bam'on railway was parsed.
In. Lkaaos SLAVE CASE
The Lennon resolution thfn called up ani the
amendment OF Mr. Books that the Attorney General,
instead OF the Governor, procure assistant counsel
rejected by ayes 10, nays IL
The Crotcn Water supply bill ordered to third
reading.
Mr.. PUTNAM moved to amend the resolution By insert
irg the Of Ogden Hoffman as such counsel Agreed
to by II to 7, ss follows
Ayss-Messrs i;roohs iatts, Crosby Danorth, Field,
Rshards, Robertson shersi, spencer w,tkas. Whitney
NAys-Me.srs Barnard Barr Bradford, Dorrincs, Hop
The resolution, ss amended, was then adopted
THE COMMISSIONERS or observation-disclosures. DUNLAP AyD
EkfLY
inquring ~ whst. right James Kelly and Thomas Dun
lap we're acting as Copmiasoncrs of Emigration, ths
cation 20 tho President Of the senste.-' " 81
Hon. II. J. RArnosD, President Of the Senate:
ed ISs Sy 'ss s Key a 10 s pa
stoned as Comussionar of Emigration, salts lActory
evidence whereof was then given that tisa said
Thomas Dunlap was, in the recess of the Senate
appointed ss Commissioner by the Governor, in
October, 1858, satisfactory evidence OF which was
also presented that the said James Kelly ana Tn ,mas
Dunlap entered upon the duties OF said Office, aud
that the Commissioners have not been informed that any
person has been appointed and qualified successor
IN oice TO either OF them has any clllmed
10 be such That the Commit ssoners are adj
vised and believed that the tenure OF officers the Com
provison OF the clause OF the Revised Statutes which
enaets that every officer duly appointed oter than the
Justices of the supreme Court who shall have duly
entered the duties thereof although his term ot oice
shall have expired, until such Office sha
be duly l.llhed;-tR 5 part !, title ~. arti.
Uncer this belief tbs Commissioners Of Emigration
have hitherto recognized the said James Kelly and
thomas Dunlap as members OF the Colnn,ission au.
'h9Ii1sa to %Ear ssss ,s5t IN ts processing
The Panama Railroad bill then taken up Cor,.
mttee OF the Whole and discussed until The
Assembly
AIBaSy, Feb. -, 1876.
REPORTED
To incorporate the New York Hydropa,blc College.
To extend the pre- emptou OF saratcga and saesetps
Harbor railway 10 certain lands.
By AR CosGER-To autharse the Supervisor, Of King
county TO borrow money
By Mr BAK-To iegslize the acts OF the Supervisors
OF New York
To amend the act relative 10 jurors OF New York
10 expedite canvassing votes in New York.
To enlarge the jurisdicon OF the courts Of General
and Special Sessions IN New York -
Relative TO the Police Department In New York
To prevent Illegal voting in New York
resolution was adopted 20 furnish each member, or
Ger and reporter with fyn copies OF the nalr history
BILLS INTRODUCED. go
by Nh stPNe TO regulate the powers OF the Justices
of the Pesce in Prookiyn.
BY Mr. RBoDrs relative 10 The procee ling, ia opening
streets In Brooslyn
By Mr. SRAGBIsr. 10 divide TIE Twelfth ward or New
York into two
By Mr. wooDES 10 declare the meeting OF persons 10
reret TO deprive any other citizens OF their rights
citizens mi isdemeanor.
BY Mr. NygDAY, 20 declare efGgy burning arson and
punishable NJ such.
aHE sTArE frS,flc ASYLUM
On motion OF Mr. HL,pLESs resolution was adopted
foran investigation into the Affairs OF the Luns tic a5y
ium before an apr !pristson made.
RlsTRIcrse TBr SUFFRAGE or FoRn6 xERs, NTf
hr RHc1Js called up hts resolution 10 amend a.
siuo "a as TO allow only native born citizens those
having residing in the state twenty years to vote.
Mr.. X spoke ut length In favor OF the resolution
Mr.. MAGuIRE briefly replied deoying, particularly
that ne had asserted that natives should be aken
out and shctn lie referred, expressly, to the political
fae Of that orlertbat they should be taken out and
politically hanged shot lie alluded also, TO the
funess OF foreign laborers rmatkng that those who
sought 10 interfere with emigration very poor po
l,ical economists.
Mir O'klaTE would not condo scend TO repy TO a writ
ten tecb Ike that OF the gentleman from Kings When
this subject, he would respond
Mr. hrsDar moved to lay the resolution on the abla
Agreed to-40 TO %.
The House corcurrel With the sen,tes sme nlmcnt to
The resolution authorizing the Governor TO employ
sci IN the Lennon Slave case
Mr. sFARrsG reported compistr the Williamsburg Fer
~ bill.
Mr.. MAY roved that the Commissary General report
he names OF soldiers Of the of 1912 whose accounts
for clothing have not been audited. Agreed to-
Adjourned to Monday, at IL O'Clock.
The Liquor Law or Wisconsin.