The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30


BROADWAY RAILRoAD-fo REPORT on THE LICENSE
BlLL-CHArHAM AND SING SING BANKs-rAx BILL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF EMIGRATION NOT IN
FAvOR-INDIAN ANTI HErTERs-RECovERED LE-
6lsLATIyE AND REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS-THE
NEW SENATE DISTRICTS, krC., ETC.
ALBANY, March 90, 1856
The Broadway Rsilrosd bill, such 1t s was reported
by the Cemn it1e Of the House this morning wthou.
Advancing any opinion upon IL. II referred TO tle
Committee Of the WaCls and is low the general
order that II will scarcely be reached unless by spec
effort.
1t expected thst the select COMMITTEES having the
House Liquor b in charge would have reported 1t this
morning. All persons interested pro con, on
tiptoe, anticipating . VAIN time upon It. But Mr.
Natteson kept his ssst. What be the matter Are
the friends of the bill c. ggsrheadsS The Maine law
fanstics chuokDg 1t tina approach of the end
ef the session. and Justify praying that all bills the
SUI ect f temperance and license will be thrown
By the.bye what influence brough; to bear upon
this Mr.. Matteson Ter violating his pledge in not
calling for committee to in vestigate charges OF
ton in high pIacesf
The CLAIMS against the State account Of the man
ageMen. Of the Sing Sing prison. incslculabe and
coming in thicker and iss.er. few days since bill
passed spp-opria' ing large OF money to the
Fistk Bar for ths Liquidation OF Lock protested
paper. similar claim MADE BY the Chatham Bank
and the Committee Of Ways and Means this morning re-
ported against the claim. They make distinction be-
tween this and the shki case, the ground shs the
Chatham Bank cid not establish the fact that the funds
drawn by Lockwood we're used in the purchase supplies
for the prison. Now that the known why this
claim is jec; ed this bank will of course have the ne
cesary affc avs and proof In for the next
Legislature. As Bray Dickinson SAYS claim loses
thing By laying over yea; or two.
The Sing Srg Bank holds even thousand dollars
of the same kiOd o. vouchers mo jority Of ,mmit
tee THIS morning IepeE ed against payirg It. The mi
a enS q tho as M co
took the ground II the minority hoped the majority
port would not be sdop ed and moved refer the
% the Committee on Wass end Means. rh. agreed
to. Now, il tLis hank prove, the Fishki did,
that the money was used In the purchase Of supplies,
then ell will be ccrJec.; II not, not
TIE New YoIk tex bill do the original estimates
seme enc huntrsd Thousand doilars. This Is quite
item and L 60 much gained BY sending for Comptroller
An unparalleled pressure is being made by the Commits
sionefs Ct sn'g'ati TO obtain two three hundred
IL being closely investigated BY the lnry members
TIE bill which passed he Senate to gra ify the anti
&c nto sps the se TO od
In the House hs norniSg, and question of re.er-
ence produced )e:s tnened discussion. Everybody
supposes that BY dsscison Of the Court VI Appeals
the titles to these lands firmly essbshed-but Mr.
No,hrup now the titles established between
the white rcp, but not bet the white and red
The very Capitol Of the State glands upon soil thus stu
a.ed and NJ Carpenter Of Duchsss, very justly PEG.
G to 20 into unae
lis bill then ths erst suit ehsI be against the
State to try the ii e to the soil upon which the public
buildings now stand. Ii stated In debate that large
inscriptions have been plsde smongst the antirenters
to retain counsel and that the celebrated Niger abolition
anti rent Indian sgitator William u. Seward is their
esdirg councillor
TIE following cncurIe0t resolution lies the table in
the Senate
Resolved, az the ssemby cncur), That the Regents the
univeyeJ be- ard they hereby required claim be-
Aora5am b. ancker Cerk OF the Senate of the York
LeRsls and In the custody Benson J. Losing
New York city, ard that they the arranged
Idexed. bourd and placed In me sate library.
Resolved f the s.embiy ccn,nr), That this Legislature
VIII provide suitable reward mt excee5ng thousand
doJsrs ID be given tuch the Regents
may deem jus y entitled the for the discovery OF these
psperf.
Resolved III The Assembly corcur That the Regents the
sy may such OF the above together with
other the archives the be deemed
TO have important relation the Revolutionary
the history the state OF New York previous the 1900
TO be suitably arranged annotated and prepared for pub
ton; AID that Benson Losing OF New York city hereby
recommended to said eoerd Of Regents suitable
be employed fer tba purpose
1t viii be elected that the papers above alluded
were found las summer, in Columbia county, by
worhmen pgsged in demoll-hing old house. They
had been secre ed her many years. and their discovery
being purely occidental the legislature proposed to
grant Thousand dollars reward to the fortunate dis
But before he legislature authorize the print.
ing Of these ancient documents the greatest sho,d
De taken that the niler Is make eech upon
bealury for lite is the in relation to the publa
ton Of the colonial history.