The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

TAs following counties lose one msmbsr-Cayugs,
eSaSS::
ssin ons&Brooms, New York, Oswego, Queens, Ulster,
westehestsr. Kings gains four.
Mr. Foor thought the report would not b found salts
factory 20 far Schuyler county was concerned The
unanimous opison Of The judiciary conmltss vas that
could not zee the principle BY which Schuyler county
was excluded He moved TO recoumit the bin, with In
st,1osui to put x Schuyler county MY a
from Ontario In the face Of the opinion OF tne At
torney General, rather arrogant one. He thought
there was at least some doubt upon the subject He
hoped the bill would not be recommitted.
After further debate, Mr. Foor Withdrew his motion.
KANaAs RESOLUTIONS IRON A HARD SHELL AMERICAN.
Mr. ODKIA presented the following preamble and
Whereas The disturbances and difficulties 20 frequently
curing Kansas among Tiers 10 that Territory aud the
A. Of The % q political rights under Tie law enacted
dncve o. much evil and seem to be In ss,enns the mos.
s.s ss ss
tbs public feeling mo- only IN Kaus.s but tbs
exciting question slavery extension which was ndy
S id had bs sD a. y a
solely upon ssue; whereas desirable for
q Ssa snd nIss
81 &c s spS
and 1S Sqs and The aS sa
Received As the deliberate opinion this Leaaturs that
election that TERRITORY purpose organizing
such and q: sss rs
Of right OF
the organization of such republican State
hSs be conssas
fee gs and mos conducive to their prosperity and hap
Resolved, the Senate concur, Tha. Senator'S and
quesed live influence Of New York in aid Of
e 9Sa s he
Terro for themselves and be represented at the
s ns
Of ss a"a
Laid over under the rule.
TIE HAT CONTRACT
The State prison hat eootrsct bill recently defeated,
was, Ton motion of Mr. PRESDERGAsT, renewed and re-
cemmitted.
SCHUYLER coUyTY-JoHS G. MATHER's LIABILITIES
The resolution calling tor information from the Astor-
General as to the Of the act OF 1854
erecting the county Of schuyler, was adopted also, the
resolution calling the officer for information,
Why John Z. Msther and hts suIeties have not been
prosecuted for their liabilities to TIE State.
PRISON CONTRACTS Erc.
Mr. DuGASSE mace MOTION (Which lies over under
the rue tor the appointment OF COMMITTEES OF three
to examine all the prison inspectors under oatn con-
Ger ming ell The prison contracts
M. RxED offered resolution inviting the trustees Of
New Yo Institute the Deaf Domb to bfng their
pupils TO Albany examination BY the members OF the
Legislature
Mr. MA1oRY movsd that the Legislature adjourn sine
die ON the 9th of April Laid over.
Mr. HAYES .Tey.d . resolution cslpg for information
from the Society of United Shakers as to vheher any
children uncer years OF age apprenced to
Of the me mbers OF he society.
INVESTIGATION THE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE METROPOLIS
Mr.. C. 7 MILES moved the appointment OF q Joint Com
mttee consisting of three members of the Assembly and
two Ct The Senate invsstlga the administration OF
the nsncia affairs of New York city to ascertain its
ideb tedness means Of payment, present income and
the stem Of keeping the accounts Of the city govern
men,-the committee have leave to during
power to eepo for pers MS and papers.
The motion lies under the rule.
BILLS ORDERED no A THIRD READING
To lay ont and open River street. Brooklyn, and build
acspsl
10 p,event prize 6gb.a and fights OF animals.
Re:.ss till ~ oc.ock.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill to supp ltsmperance to regulate the sale
Of intoxicating drinks and repeal the Prohiotory
Liquor Law taken up.
Mr.. CARpEcTER moved to amend tie first section by
substu ing for provision auth orsing Boards Of So
pervisoYs appoint Commissioners Excite for each
county.
Mr.. B. BAILEY commenced able argument Ia favor OF
the proposed BILL but after speaking for time gave
way 10 4 motion TO report p, ogve@s.
TIE bill then made the special order for Monday
evening. Adjourned.