The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12


sufferers Of Kansas with such silence and c3nteapt,
when they ask tor warks assistance against the bor
Where's Mr.. Smith, Monroe the protector Of "repub.
hcan" principleS
The purity Of the baot box in Bro oyn ID to b. pre-
ferved BY bill introduced by the Hon. r Wood The
people should rejoice.
Mr.: Northrup made another effort but failed, to
sti'uts his Savings Banks Committee Insert clause
making the banks expenses and the resolution
be carried.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
senate.
ALBANY, Feb. II, 1885,
PETITIONS PRESENTED
BY Mr.. WADswoRTH-For the education of Indian chill
dren in the Allegheny reservation.
BY Mr. HARCouRr and A. M. SMnH-Agsinst allowing
town subscriptions to the stock Of the Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad.
NOTICES BILLS.
My Mr.. SpENcM-For the better preparation of notices
of ipdes in New York Relative to witnesses in criml
nal cases
By Mr.. HAE-For . new county from the west part Of
5teuben.
BY Mr.. BRooKs-To anend the charter Of New York
BY Mr. UrHAM-ro appropriate money for the Roches-
ter University
INTRODUCTION BILLS, ETc.
By Mr.. 2IDER-ro incorporate the Flushing Female
College In Queens county:
Under the general order prog,e was had the bills
to incorporate tie Honduras Inter Steam and
Railway Company, and 10 incorporate the rurnyeren in
Adjourned
Assembly.
Albany, Feb. IL, 1856.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Py Mr. GUnr-For the repeal of the act incorporating
the Manhattan Gas Company, the ground that pro-
visions Of the act unconstitutional
By Mr.. Guesr-From the Managers Of the Society for
the Reformation Of Juvenile Delinqussta in New Yori.
FOR relief So ~sls
By Mr. GUEsr-ro amend the Emgrant laws.
By Mr. SPIYorA-Against the manufacture of hats in
the State prisons.
By Mr. FOor and othersFor the payment Of the claims
OF the Veterans OF 1872.
BY Mr. RnEY-To make every alternate year leap
year.
THE TKw YORK HARBoR COMMISSION.
Mt. DENNIsroN, from the Committee on Ways and
Means reported the Senate bill for the payment of the
Harbor Commission. The report was a long oEe, and
took the ground that the formation of the commission
United States government and OF the cities Of New York
and Brooklyn.
The committee reports favorably ON the bill for the
Of the expenses OF the committee to the pre-
sent time, and attaches an amendment repeating the
Mr.. PEyDERGAsr from the sane committee, dissented
from the report holding that If it necessary to
peal the Law, it should be done by future action
and not by an amendment.
The report was ordered TO be printed.
MIR. PAINE, from the COMMITTEES on the Erection OF
new county OF Irwin. Agreed to.
BILLS PASSED.
For the repeal Of the law for draining the Tonawanda
To inc -porate the Suspension Bridge Company.
To ineo poste the Ladies' Homo Missionary Society Of
To amend the charter Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
NOTICES OF BILLS
By Mr.. CURrH-To compel the New Haven Railroad
Company to construct double track.
By Mr.. MnIm-To regulate the sale Of stocks ON time
BILLS INTRODUCED, ETC.
By B. sMrTH-ro exempt the lands held by the Agri
cultural Society from taxation.
By L. T. wooD-To preserve the purity OF the ballot
box in Brooklyn.
By. Mr.. GuRsr-To incorporate the Harmonic Soci.ty
By Mr. LoNGsrREz1-ro amend the Revised Statutes in
relation to proof OF recording titles 10 real estate aud
BY ssoLA-TO provide for the opening of Prospect
The report Of the New York Idiot Asylum was received
JUDICIARY.
Mr.. ANroN called up the resolution req uirng the Ju
cessary in the relating to the election Of the
Judiciary by the people, with Instructions they deem
I VAN sASTooRD opposed the resolution but thought
the election Of Judges should take place at time differ
ent from the general election Pending The question the
house adjourned.
NEW YORK IDIOT ASYLUM
The report Of the New York Idiot Asylum shows that
there has been drawn from the treasury of the State for
Received from pay pupils, 6aa on hand SIS "a i5a7 72
Total SIC, ,307 90
The new building Ia occupied by the asylum. The
expenditures for the building &C. given In detail and
amount to $40 166 "a. There IL due contracts and
otherwise 81 61 9 The Of expenditure the
estimates submitted last year. only STAT ST. The
port calls attention to the tact that SIS 900 inserted
In the supply bill of last year for the Of the asylum
but the adjournment OF the Legislature the amount
tourd TO have been altered to $13 00O The journals
Of the Legislature did not show the alteration
thorzed-
JUVENILE DETINQUK1s' REFORM SOCIETY.
The Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile Dehn-
quens in New York. In their report ask that this year
and hereafter an allowance be made of at least $40
head annually on the average number of inmates,
which will enable them TO maintain, clohe and educate
$50 children they also ask for $40 600 pay their debt
The report states that the required to complete
their new bulongr according to the plan pur
suant to the Of June 90 1861 will $5 0OO whsh
be paid In two annual spportonments Of 337, 500
each.
Mr.. Iongstreet's bill to amend the Revised Statutes
repeals section TO- chapter part Of the Revised Sta
tutea entitled OF the proof and recording Of conveyan
Of real estates and the canceiug Of mo tgages..
Mr. Deweys bill amending the Code Of Procedure adds
10 subdivision section 307 title 10 Of the Oode by add
irg the folio wing: snd that only such fee shall be
allowed TO either psrty In the cause"
Mr. Mier'a bill TO amerd title s, chapter IT, part Of
the RevMed Statutes, adds TO the the following:
"s1 oils known crude sperm oil shall be exempt from
the operation Of this lew"
Destructive fires in Conaecticut.
Han Feb