New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE
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SENATE. :. ALBANY, March 10, 1855.
THE MILITIA LAW.
Several remons'rances we're presented, this morning,
srsnst the Assembly bill altering the Militia Jaw rela-
i've 10 the First Division.
Mr. BROOKS presented q petition asking for a re-
g.Dzation Of the militia companies OF the S's'e, ~
hat At least three fourhs Of The members oil escn
pany shsll be Dstiye-born.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION. nil,
communication was received from those oic se'
Inviting the Senate 20 visit the Marine i,o''' '
next week The invitation was accep.ou
xEw.eREyADA SAyIGATioS cosPASi'
The Hill 10 INCORPORATE this Company wac read
third time and passed.
20 Hill sxnlanatory Of the Insurance law Oh last
L;h lacyi,ed every Mutual Insurance Com
- 20 NV taxes on 800, GOO, but which has been
;,con,trued by some, who supposed that II affected
liz those Incorporated since the passage OF that act
vas ordered TO third reading, 10 DAY, without ds
rent. - .
ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE coNPAsY.
The bill to amend the charter OF this Company came
for consider alton, when Mr. BROOKS moved the
olloviDg substitute for the second section WHICH
wss adopted: .o,o nm hill m,
Tbe privilege Of retaining profits 80 Oo o shau np
>. exercised until all cerihcstss nov ou Of
b. redeemed. the redemption provided Tor oy
the Board" o,rs
THT TRANSFORMATION OF PRODUCE Of RAiLRoADs.
Mr. DANFORTH introduced bill, entlI'eo 49,, -.
Oh The country delivered al de-~ster, transporter
& otherwise than on the canals OF tbis otate' no
III provides that every Rauroh Company vi - ~.
In fop doing business in this State shan, wiDin zen
81 after the passage of this law, furnrh ana Tor
yard once in each week true and correct return 20
,h~ Auditor OF the Cansl Department Of the safe,
.b,,h reurp shsll en- brace statement Of the follow
log usnet articles which shall be oesnea, OF onscea
~ be contracted be cslivered o. forwarden 70
TIDE water their station located e. any place upon noe
wier thin this STATE by the said Compinies OF DoipN
,iors or shall be destined or directed 70 any point az
tide this state but shGu be HdASpored ppon any
Raa,oad p0,ibg through mis- STATE ris: ,, r. n.
Four m barrel per Wheat, boshel' Corn Rye,
Rsyty bnshel, Pork Beef Ashes ana w hky
n.T 81 Cheese Butter Lsyd. eacon and Wool per boL
fmoiky and Clover Seed per bag or Dbl Dressed osS'
Any r. road Company falling to comply With the provisions
Of this Jaw shall forfeit Tor every such omission So
INDIsN IITIEs 70 MANOR LANDS.
Mr. CROSBY ha consent to Introduce the ioi'oS
spg preamble and resolution, as substitute for the
ose NOV ed by him yesterday;
RSe,,Gs spce port Of the ArOrDey General Chahed,
,efert,pR 10 manor ites March a. 1855 decinon nave
been made IN last this state covering all
In reference 70 y ese tltltsi ana
high stte Of excitement ana DOUBT sti ehiss IN
tl Lii OF The the Manor OF Rensselaer,
vvsk Indians have nights which can BY
possibility, impair their title; and
WhveGs This ssated often by designing men 70
,bs ,iny Of the tenants the whole subject before
he Committee on indian Affairs tho Senate; therefore for
the Iurpose far possible OF relieving these DOUBTS
That the Committee Indian Affairs be requested
to repo orbh and that The Attorney General be aud here
nv this body the facts In reference 10
and ,he sovem Of these final NO Tar as
regards title which INDIANS have or have had 10
fhese lands.
This preamble and resolution was laid on the table
At o'clock the Senate adjourned TIL Friday next,
at l2 clock.