The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-10
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Assembly.

Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1856
Mr. FEM presented petition for monument to Jesse
Hawley, the original protector of the Erie canal.
The usual quantity Of petitions for and against bridge
At Albany in from all parts of the State and also
several persons having claims against Sing Sing prison
BILLS REPORTED RAvoRApIY.
To authorize the clerks Of supervisors to administer
To amend the charter Of the Utica Orphan Asylum
Relative to the Bna Jeshurum Cemetery Association Of
To extspd the time for collection of taxes in Osweoo
companies.
The transactions Of the State Medical Society were pre-
scented, and forty five hundred copies ordered bs
printed.
BY Mr. NoRmRUP-To repeal the act authorizing the an
pon,ment of Railroad Commissioners.
By Mr. DEsE-For the better protection Of depositors
the investment Of their funds and to change the mode Of
appointing managers Of such Institutions.
by Mr.. hanEN-Io suppress pawnbrokers' shops and
DINER receptaces OF stolen property IN New York.
BY Mr.. DENsIsToN-ro amend the act taxing corpora.
tions.
Bills INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. ScoTTo give to the Board Of Supervisors the
appontn ent Of Loan Commissioners
BY MT NoRTHRUP-1o amend the act relating to reli-
gous societies.
By Mr. BREvooRr-To protect the citizens of New York
against the impositons Of the city railroad companies
BY Mr.. DuGANNE-The New York annual tax bill.
Mr. FooT moved to refer this bill special com ittee
Of two from New York and three from other parts of the
BpOke resolut1Cn o0ndemning the
ton tnd extrAvagance of the New York city
Mt AN1HoS replied, speaking against the reference.
To amend the charter Of the Brooklyn City Hospital
10 amend the charter Of the village of Hampstead,
Queers county.
For the relief of the Lumbermens Bridge Association
For the relief Of the Clinton County Agricultural So
ciey.
To amend the articles of association Of the Far1ner
Bank, Hudson.
TIKI THREATENED INVASION KANSAS.
Gsv Clark ssnt in the following communicatien:-
LAWRENCE CRY, K T., Jan. II, 1855
To Bis ExcEIIEScY Gov. CLARK
SIEVE have authentic information that an oyex-
wbemrg force of the citizens Of Missouri organizing
upon our border, amply supplied with artillery for the
our towns and butcherpg free State citizens We
hope to be able to bold out until assistance can reach us
We respectfully request, behalf of the citizens of
kanas that such steps be taken by the people
the States as humanity suggests to prevent the
lul carrying out OF so tnhuman outrage.
G. ROBINSON, Governor elect of Kansas
j H. LANE, Chairman Of the Executive Committee OF
Kansas Territory.
The Ieacing Of the document created much excitement
in the House.
Mr.. PENDrReAsI made q molten to refer the commuu
cation to special committee.
Mr.. SCOTT asked who Governor Robinson war He
thought quite different person Governor Of the Ter
ritory.
Mr.. DUGAssE favored reference TO special committee
Mr.. MABEw, Of N. y moved that the republican mem
bers OF the House be arme! and equipped the d.
reefs and immediate despatched to Kansas and that
Bgadier General Thomas Machine be rendered the CON-
mand.
Considerable laughter and confusion followed this
amidst which an ADJOURNMENT was moved and carried