The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

gambling; to authorizs certain leases In county Of st.
The bin to amend the charter Of tn. Panama
Railroad Company, eams mp for . third riding,
roads, discussion ensued, when 1t was finally referred
TO the Committee Of the Whole.
the sn s;r ss:' Of + o%n '9 stass e q di sss As no ..t ssn 3; . , :: to
flowing into another State, was taken up, discussed aud
Tho resolution inquiring Of the Commissioners OF
Of Emigration why Thomas Dunlap ID acting rs ous Of
the board was called up, when the name Of james
Kelly was added, and the resolution tabled.
The resolution authorizing the Governor to employ
counsel in the Lennon case was taken up, and after a
lengthy debate, was sgain laid on the table.
IN THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
JAN. EXPEDITIONS Preseoted- I'm relation to savings
banks; Of stockbridge Indians, for relief; against the
patent medicine bill; to amend the mortgage foreclosure
law; to authorize to wns to take railroad stock; relative
to prisoners in Washington county jail; to incorporate
county teachers associations; to exempt the Utica No
chsnics' Association from taxation.
Bills lntroduced-To incorporate the New York He
brew Benevolent Society; to amend the Revised Statutes
holders OF ~plAnkroad companies to make assessments to
repair roads
resolution was adopted that the H0us. aset hereafter
The Committee on Commerce obtained leave Of absence
70 .s. ,ne city and barber Of New York.
a resolution was offered to take the final vote on the
temperance blu on the twelfth day Of February. Laid
on tEe tasle.
The resolution directing the Judiciary Committee to
record was called up, discussed, and laid over.
The afternoon session was devoted to the discussion
OF tue temperance Dali Until the time for adjournment,
without taking . vote upon any section.
TUESDAY, Jan. 30.-The first business was the consid.
GRAFTON OF the temperance bill. Several long, dry
speeches were made, occupying the entire day. No vote
was taken. No other business was transacted.
WEDNESDAY, Jan 81 Petitions Observation-Disclosures the
repeal Of the charter OF Duchess Turnpike Company; to
secure producers against e~xa,tions by transport .tion
companies: against the patent medicine bill; for = sus.
pension bridge across Niagara river; to re tablishc ouu-
ty school super'nteDdents; to prohibit the New Haven
Railroad Company from running cars on Harlem road;
relative to tho stocking of the waters Of the State with
fsh Gu
The Committee on Privileges and Elections reported
against the claim Of David q. Wells to the seat occupied
by Augustus 8. Ivans, from the First district Of Kings
ctunty. The House unanimously agreed u the report.
The same committees reported In favor Of the claim Of
selden, from he &econd Oswego district. Aprotest was
presented ny the minority, and the documents were or
cered printed
Supervisors Of New York; to amend the charter of the
village Of Port Byron; to incorporate the Hyiropathic
Medical College; ~e.xemptins tine property Of the Utica
Masonic Association from taxation; to authorize the
Susquehanua Fire Insurance Company to change its
place OF business; to establish the uaiform width Of thu
old Highland road through the town OF Greenburg; to
amend the laws for the sale of non resident lands.
A resolution was introduced requesting tho Com
in Chief to enforce the regulation relative to
uniform companies In First division.
Tho resolution relative TO United States Senator, was
called up and debated until the adjournment.
THURSDAY, Feb. 1.-The House took up the considers
ton Of the resolution in relation to the qualifications of
United States Senators, and the time Of the entire ses-
sion was con ,umed in Its discussion.
FRIDAY, Feb. 1.-The entire session Of the day was
consumed in the discussion Of the resolution relating to
Senator's.
SATURDAY, Feb. 3.-Bills Reported-To incorporate the
Brooklyn and New York Ice Company; to amend the
charter Of the city Of Auburn; relative to the WASH
ington county Collegiate Institute; for the relief of Ro-
bert Ramsay; to repeal the Plank and Turnpike Road
law; to amsn nd the act relative to jurors in the city of
New York; authorizing q ferry across Chautauque lake.
TIE remainder OF the day was taken up in discussing
the Petty resolution.