New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-13
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The N. Y. Tribune.I
SENATE. ....ALBASY, April 10. iS'


REPORTS.
The Second-sv Railroad Company blu was ordered
TO third resdinP.
Mr.. SPENCER presented a petition Of dealers in
and importers OF foreign liquors in New YORK, pray
inc the following amendment may be made to the
Temperance bill
Az Acr to amend Act entitled An Act for the Prevention
Of IntewpsIanee PaqPe,'m ana cIi%s s,,o,, and
No,hns in the sctsntitled An Act for the Pre-
S.non Of Intemperanos Psuperm, and Crime" shall be
Construed to any OF eth 70 s oSiS and a
TENT ur., to The proper officer less amount than
thousand dollars than Eve thousand dosr. from
OF State and hundred miles Of the bounds
hereof provided the same .h se in Rsessge' Of 5ot
h. forfeited 10 the State upon conviction that sales OF chip
made with the intent to violate or evade the 'p
s,c bb act shall take effect on the 4th of July next
Messrs. Spencer, w. Clark snd Fed were appoint
Cd Select Committee to consider the suoJect.
MIGRANTS AND COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
Mr. BROOKS from the Committee to whom was
referred the Assembly bill concerning emigra ana
the duties of the Commissioners OF Emigration re-
ported 1t to the Senate this morning wisa snsI Ia
providing that e effect shall not be retrospective our
for the future The second sec<soo, which minuteiy
specified the duties of the Commissioners, is stcken
ont and the bill now reoos nisee NOSE as vagranls
who are 60 deemed by the act Of is47
UNFoRTUskIk BILLS.
Mr. BROOKS reported adverse on the bill for the
relief Of ship-o <ners, consignees, masters and COM
mas ders Of veeses arriving at the port OF New fork
Agreed to. Also against SLOWING the Trustees OF the
Eev.York Corn Exchange to appoint Commissioner
of Deeds Agreed to.
BILLS PASSED.
A general law for the formation of Ice Companies.
Amending the act providing for Instruction in
Common School Teaching.
Relative to the Ravenswood, Halets Cove and
WiIiamsburgh Turnpike and Bridge Co.
For the appointment of Commissioners of Records
Tor the CITY of New-Yoik.
The Albany and Susquehanns Railroad bill. Lost
To build bridge over the Harlem River at hings-
To amend the New. York Lien Law.
In relation to the First Division of the Fifth Brig
Sgt Of Newton State Militia
Mr.. SPENCER from the Committee to anend me
Maine Law, reported favoraoly by DILL lSse VI"
above
The Canal Appropriation bills were passed in Com
mittse, and ordered to a third reading. . ,
Tie bill fer the purchase Of the Averin Ore BED
WAS " en- taken up and ELECTED considerable debate,
when il was ordered TO third reading.
Mr. BARR, from the Select Committee on the sub
ject reported bill allowing the export of liquor IN
quantities Of not less III an thirty gallons 10 points out
side the State not less than 100 miles.
An Executive session was then held.
The Committee of Conference on the Second
State Lupatic Asylum bill reported IN favor OF me
appointment of Commissioners to locate, ana the site
10 be located by the Governor The report was Ia
bltd. BILLS PASSED.
In relation to steamboat excursions.
Amending the Charter Of the New-fork ihsu'a'e
Asylum.
CorsoBds,ipg the stock and bonds Of the Ogiens-
burgh Railway.
TO purchase the Averill Iron Ore Bed.
To extend the time to complete the Albany ana Su'-
quehanba Railway.
To reg ulste the liability of Hotel keepers.
Mr.. DICKINSON here moved to take up the Canal
Repairs bin but the Senate refused to do so by vote
Of Yeas, IL; Nays, Is. ~
To extend the time to complete the Washington
Central Railway.
To amend the charter Of the New-York Gas Light
Company.
To'incorporats the Metropolitan Gas Light Go.