New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The N. Y Tribune ]
SENATE. Wednesday, Jan. Il, les


Mr.. DICKINSON on behalf of the Railroad Com
rriiee made report this morning on the several pc
ftions sting that certain cities anc villages on
the line OF the Utica and Bing bamton Railroad may
be permitted to subscribe TO the capital stock oil that
Road Mr. ID. stated that the Comntte were op-
posed TO the principle allowing city corporations to
tske stock in Railroads but, that 10 view of the fact
that lkeprayers with reference 10 THIS particular TO a.
were granted last year they felt csposed TO report
the papeis back to the Senate for its dehberation.
Thy GoyERSoRs MESSAGE.
On the concurrent resolution Of the House tina.
there be printed 900 extra copies OF the Governors
Annual Message.
Mr. DANFORTH, from the Printing Compittee,
reported in favor OF reducing the number to 900.
Mr. W. CLARK moved that the consideration of
the resolution be pos pOned till the 18TH day OF April
lie thought that by that time, but not till then, the
members of this Legislature would have need OF CIV
ing that document second reading.
Mr.. BROOKS remarked that as the resolution
came from the Assembly, it provided for 900 extra
copies. The Printing Committee of the Senate had
reduced this number one-haf He thong ht this ought
70 satisfy the Senator from the AXiNth.
Mr.. ". CLARK said that the other House may pass
resolutions they please. They have their principles
in their own keeping shall have enough to do to
take care of Ours But at this late day there existed
no necessity for assuming heavy an expense, which
must be saddled on the public treasury.
Mr. DICKINSON sad that as member OF the
Printing Committee, be was ia favor of printing the
s OO0 and he was in favor OF printing sui greater
number not for the reason assigaed by me dNd''
that he MIR D. haG handled that document out De-
cause of the terseness with which that state paper
treats Of the financial and indeed, all the interests
Of our State He did not 60 for these extra copies
out Of respect for Myron Clark but rather out oil
due gard for the Importance OF the Mesa g.
Mr. BROOKS-Alihough as a msmbsr OF the
Printing COMMITTEE, he sssented that the report
should be made he did not feel bound to vote io us
adoption. This matter of printing had crown 10 De
very opeyous burden OH the pubic. why, he found
that enc printing item, which the people are 70 pay
amounts to the sum Of 100000. la Illustration OF
The farce of printing documents and extra copes' ne
stated that Re his colleagues had this morng re-
ceiye d information from the Clerk of New ork NJ
q certain document ordered TO be printed by tue Leg,
jslature last ear, had Just reached his oice, and
there awaited u.s. What q comment was this on the
| whole matter. $500 >,cy,x,oN
Messrs DANFORTH PRATT and DICKINSON
followed in favor of the adoption of the report. -,
The question then taken on postponing inc
consideration of the resolution till the 18th day oil
Anil and il was lost-Noes, 81; Ayes, 5-tMessrs.
w. Clark, Hitchcock, Whitney, Brooks ana hlcn-
aris
passed.
The Senate then went into Executive session and
received from the Governor several nominsfons ior
Notaries Public, confirmed two or three OF ike
character which were in the hancS oil tue seVerai
Committees since last Executive day, after whch
Legislative business was resumed. $500.
CoNvEYANcES OF REAL ESTATE OF TEsIAlohs AND
ISTEsTATFs
r.
proydes that 3et zee Of title chap. O. Of the Sec
or part of the Revised Statutes shall hereafter READ
as follows .,
such conveysnce shall heupou be executed TO the pur
chaser by the Executors Administrator OF ny tue person
sppoDteGhy the Surrogate TO make such safe o. oy 'Sea
for or diaraior shall be desgnafed ~ ne CoHf,isI
in he order ooHarnaon and shall contain 'een 70 n
ryceedincs the SRrrog1 rodHg 70 ne sa ana org
statsmenfeJ ht sbcn and I9a cTo, Of me order sntn9tn
pz the order confirming the same Srsq ne Gii,'
u o-drs aud directing eon eysnee ana tey ha e
deemed to convey the sht ard Interest IN the
es estsor interstate at ih- time o. ms oeAt
tetistOr or niesaie
CHESUNG CANAL
Mr. DICKINSON introduced a bill authorizing tue
reconstruction OF the Locks on the Chemuns Canal
! OF the enlarged size.
1--WE POINTS SCHOOL
Mr. SPENCER introduced his bnl, provlcins Una.
the school established by the Five Points House OF
Industry shall participate ia the distribution OF the
Common Schoo. Fund.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
| M BARNARD brought in a bill which PROVIDED
for an appropriation to purchase asiie on which u
| erect on Executive Mansion.
| WOMLN's EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS ,
Mr.. SPENCER noticed bill TO Incorporate ih'
! Womens Educational Assocation. This AssociA' OF
| has ben in existence some time, but was never IN
i corpOrlteC.