New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

,.,.t.tiea paid aforesaid, shall within one year ron
:II,Ss ,.y ps, or .s':s , ,a: ss :;
a.: s1s ri. s. gses Is: Ss
~ OF Enifrs'son, and who sAHl h.Ts pee
sD .s' 70 ' Ss,. q e.. , .as -,
ss.ID.. Law, o the State wssne. he esms 'h
DE CITY Of New Yors either Of them. on proper
sptson ard proof Of the facts to return such
a. .saii, near. Of p.s.ss. OF usn.vr5n The expenses
vssrsOf ,b.l be psH b, the cCm%a'''n''' o.
TIE amendment was sdootsd without dissent, snd
RyscsATIos or A REoEsr
The pPysIpgST laid before the S5nate the resisoa-
ton OF John l. o Sullivan as Regeai OF the UHiVsr
sity. Tint ,e.oIu.
ton which lies over, ulcer IuiSi :" S''
on the l4th OF March.
p.URoAps HELD rsDER LYAsE.
The bill relative to rsilroads beld unoer iea,' "hcn
has heretofore been published entire IN HL INlB NJ
and which proyidss that any rallr0Ao corporahon,
or ;,s successors low being the lessee OF the road
"of snv other railroad corporation, may take sur
Hrn6ef or transfer Of the capital stock of the stock
"bolderr or any Of them in the corporation whose
"road r. beld under lease &c, wss reported by the
Railroad Committee, this morning, aod is passage
recommended, With the following amendment:
~ x. c ses 10y ~hs oes shall have Sosn 50
ssreS be 10 any way affected or impaired y this Act
RYLATyE 10 ADOPTED CHILDREN.
M BISHOP. from toe Committed 10 w1on was re-
ferred the bill authorizing charitable and Other lnst
futio, = 10 bind out CHILDREN by adoption, reported
substitute, Of which the following is a synopsis
been .mi,s nay sSopt niaor child children
ard IL the manner in tsis Ae provided n
i.ss sso citizen OF the United ssies Of good ehsre,e
and sueer ability to educate and PROVIDE Tor the ehd OF
sso No child sba be adopted unes' ia male under the
s ss,;1 an, shs p.s a. a AID rec eoosen, % Sven
FyH By both Of the natural P,iep's 1t s,,h7r De GEO,
then sufyyiDg n one o. such psreu nave Do tns
legal esrsciy, then by the ooe having ush e'Paeity
case such pseDs sbondond AID neglected to Poyds
for such child then such consent may be Fy.n 5 ,
Thnd ~ the general gnNoisn OF such chu1 y ne nave on
or b, ,peci.I gusrdsn by spsos suardim TO be
pointed BY the Court IN toe 'n0er prescribed by a" ''
SIC An, Proposing to adopt ehld shall make APP
plieses 20 tie sgpene Court Or conn 0a of 70 "a,
ton verified by sdayt ine forth biz re6enos situsoa
in life .nd also the name aud 'se Of the child proposed
SIC Whe,eupon tie Cont ali 6.sd,y for The hs,Io,
The ohd parents disn, at least tour days before me
besTrs .nd the Court require the service Of such notice
src = On bearing the whole e,e If the Court sh,l deem
gn certificate Of III Court order the adoption
src After which the child sha be i9syr m ne
q such seeptivs parents win all ,be lights sed Is
w .snno .nsnsnae &c. Of n. child and the child
shall b, sajeet ssid adaptive parents "h nauraborn
SEC No Court Clerk b. receive fee for perform
ing the services required Of them by the bill
INSTITUTIONS EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION.
The bill to amend the Revised Statutes relative to
The amount Of property belonging TO churches meet
ing houses or other houses dedicated to public wor-
chip and also colleges incorporated academies, semi
paries &c, which shall be exempt from taxation,
came from the Finance Committee, amsnded so a. to
limit the sualty 10 foe for each institution.
The bill as introduced exempted but oae.hat acre.
NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.
Mr. BARR presented the XtXth Annual Report of
This Institution The Managers report that the
Der of NewYork pupils is 1872 Toe amounts ex-
pended under The superyi sion OF the COMMITTEE on
Instruction. are a. follows
For Tescber9 n8t ~
For Books, 20 -
Total 500 81
The expenses Of tie Music Department are as fol-
lows:
For Tescbers' Salaries go m
Repss OF Organs sOd ether instruments ....'' % 90
...........................slst2 So
Dming the past year, fftytwo graduates aud adult
blind bave been constantly employed in the various
departments Of Manufacture.
The Committee on Supplies reports the expenses oil
their Depart neLt for The wear to be sl7 1921 o.
Finance Deparfm6nt-The amount received into
s6s 3is Ga and the amount discussed was s74 4f3 Il,
leaving a bslaI ce due the Treasurer of s6,l25 o.
Amount OF fegacies received was ,2so a..
RELATIVE TO CANAL CLAIMS.
Mr. WHITNEY proposed the following joint reao'
luton shich lies over one day.
R,toei Nthe Assembly concur) That THE state IL not
liable for damages Occurring upon or fio the waters OF the
canal. ls except where vested rights have
been infnged by diversion Of water, where wiu
malice the part ofits officers or agents shs ne msne 10
80, have been or nav hrIoser be founded and that The
seye Commuters Legsture shall Do governed by this
principle In all claims ref NED TO them for de msgss on OF from
the csna's