New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04

le contracts, and the gre at economy atAinable l.
secured through the sentereet of the ccutrsrfoys In
conclusion the Committee argue, the sections now
under contract have never been better managed a.
well.
M. UPHAh, Chairman Of the Committee report
ing the bill, remarked that member mr.. Briggs
n. NJ, from Rensselaer, County,) dssented from por-
ons Of the Report. His opposition If understood TO
De to the abolition Of the Office Of Superintendent
The TIES GovERsoRs AID The COMMISSIONERS OF
EMIGRATION.
Mr. BROOKS NOV ed the following resolution and,
at his suggestion, wac laid on the table AMI ordered
~ be printed:
t.,oted That the Of the Aims HOuse h. City
Of kevYork be requested report the legislature At iheE
the peroIs hdmnstrso1 Of Their respective
specifying bow much paid officers and axenis FOR salaries how
sscS .,sebts Io whether the Judgment Of the two De-
the Consolidation Of TIE Board Of Ten Governors .o
TToydins for fupIort Of al The poor the City Of New
lort would not l attended with economy in me
Of money and result b more convenient and heAthiu super
vision Of the poor Of the city.
IHE ASSEMBLY, SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE.
Mr. SPENCER called from the table the Assembly
resolution providing for the appointment of committee
TO visit and examine into the management and affairs
Of the various charitable institutions in the City OF
Eew-York.
Mr.. SICKLES hoped the resolution would not be
adopted. The resolution be had the honor 10 move
Yesterday and which was now awaiting consideration
covered the object Of thu bill, while II included the
whole State. Consequently he boggot thers was no
10 take The sense Of the Senate he moved it, indefinite
postponement Carried.
BILLS PASSED.
An oct for the better regulation Of the 6remen Of
New.YOk City.
Relative to the free church Of Sherburne, Chenango
County.
To provide for the preparation of the State Census
OF 1855.
To enable executive officers in Eew-York to obtain
information proof necessary in the discharge of their
official duties
To prevent prize-fghts aud fights among game sni.
mails.
Relative TO the election of officers in the Village Of
Port Byron.
For the relief the East River Bank.
TIE sLw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA sAyIeATIos
CoHPASY.
Mr. BROOKS brought in bill Incorporating Oscar
Coles James T. Sanford, John Englis, Alfred F. Thorn,
and Edward b. Thorp, under the above name, for the
freight between New.Yoik and Philadelphia; the
poration be allowed to hold and convey real estate
not to exceed the amount of 500 900. The capital
stock Of the company is fixed at $4,000 with the
privilege of increasing II to 500 GOETHE stock 10 be
divided info shares OF el00.
1HE sTocKBRIDGE IEDIASs-As EXTENSIVE CLAIM.
During the early part of the present session the fol-
lowing quaint petition was presented to the senate.
II will be perceived that property TO the value OF NIL
lions of dollars is involved in the question.
Your petitioners the sachem AID Counseo ct The IIc
bridge ndsus petitioners claim that they once the
Of AL the lands that called Manor Lands 70
fathers Livingston ard Rensselaer, bad cheated and de-
ftuded them large Of those lends and being stead
fast In this belief that tide had not wholly been eItn
fuhed those lands Part Of be being and lung 70
sutIoed home from time INN morsl until A d. 1873
the gaure Appropriated 81 90 out q the net pohts
the Soctbdge lands In the Counties OF Madison
Oneida said remnants from those Manor coun
ties the State Nisconn where they Joined the main body
Of their tribe Your petitioners always satisfied that large
quantities Of these andswere wreded from US wrongfuny YET
II done such and artfu that could
tell how done until ID. 1880 when trial was bal be-
tween People the STATE Of Newly aud Hernon Lv
rsston VIM r. Van Rel selser which brought the whole
light We then by the newspaper which we
have found verified by tie records in the Office OF the Sec
retry Of State that Lyngton AMI Van Rensselaer, bought
small Parcels and took large quspes In the Constitution OF
III You ngIated clause which prevents rs from obtaining
redress by your laws We ssk the Legislature 10 pass
Law by which the validity Of title 10 those lands
the time protect the rights Of the tenants who re-
side those lands
The Committee on Indian Affairs, after duly con-
tideng the above petition, this morning brought in
the following bill:
SECTION The stockbridse nation Of Indians are hereby
authorized In the Of said nation, u bring and prose-
TO recover any lands sit
uAed the Counties of Albany, Rensselaer, And Columbia IN
this State clsmed BY them the said nation Of Indians pro
vdDg the sold nation Of Indians shall hrst give such
the defendant defendants rs Is required oy
law in case VI suit brought by resident plaintiff
SyC, In the said nation Of Indians shall, by una
uden recover said lands thereof then and In such
h shall be lawful for sell the the occupant,
thereof or the rum Of y per provided said oceu
rants them choose 10 purchase the same wn air
months legal notice being given 10 ss occupants tie