New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
ASSEMBLY


Senate AppOrtiOnment.
ASSEMBLY.
THE NEw-IoRK HARBoR RSCROACHMEST COMMISSION.
The bill relative to the expenses OF the New fork
Harbor Commissioners was received from the Senate,
with an amendment to the amendment made by the
Assembly. The Assembly, amendment limited the
duration of the Commission to the lst OF January,
1857 The Senate amended this amendment by max
ing the Commission expire the second Tuesday in
January. This amendment was concuHed in by the
House. The bill now limits the cost of the Commission
to $4,000 and its duration to the second Tuesday in
January.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. X. III. s. HYDE-COmpete, the bill TO iacil.
tate education and civilization among Indians Third
BY Mr. CASE-The bill for the relief of William
By Mr. MAssEY-The bill to allow the Supervisors
10 levy a tax the Town of Parish Referred to be
reported complete.
Also the b to provide for the election Of Trustees
in Ellicotvine. ~
Also to make Euicotville separate road district.
Mr. SQUIRE-From majority, adverse TO the olll
to pay certain claim of the Sing Sing Bank for DIS
counting a.note for Mr. Lockwood Agent OF the Sing
sing P5isqD; SEp No p,o ;ro-i,v in favor of the bill
and concluding with resolution that the whole matter
be referred to the Committee on Ways and Means
Mr. b. BAILEY sustained the report OF the minority
and moved that the report be referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
Mr. SQUIRE stated the circumstances OF the case,
and sustained his report.
The motion to refer was carried
By Mr. CASEI-The bill for the relief of Ebenezer
Seeley.
ze the Stockbridge Nation of Indians to bring suits to
test the title tomanor in Albany Ronnsseaer and
Columbia Counties. AntiRent lands.
Mr. FLOYD presented minority report in favor OF
submitting the bill 10 the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. JENKINS moved that the bill be referred to
the Judiciary Committee. Mr.. j. stated the effect of
the bin 1t authorized the remnant OF these Indians
now residing in Wisconsin to commence SUITS on CIV
inp security in the nominal of $3.50 to test the
title to these lands which had been held undisputed Tor
centuries. 1t requires an owner OF these lahus 10 ue
fend his title at an expense OF at least auu
without any redress or remuneration III case no o''
fishes that title. ~
MI. SNOW alluded TO the fact that the defendants
the andords-had employed distinguished counsel at,
perhaps extravagant fees and he held wouid oe u-
lust TO make the Indians pay the high costs the defend
ants had incurred in case they were defeated In eS
tablishng their claims TO the lands.
Mr.. CARPENTER moved that the bl De reieIrsa a1 q
To the Judiciary Committee, with instructions that,
thew approve of the principle of the BILL they amend
40 that the first suit shall be brought on lands occupied
by State buildings against the State, and that no SUIT
shall be brought against farmer OF olheI PeISon u'
such suit is finally decided. -
After protracted debate, Mr.. HANFORD moved
the previous question on the amendments, which was
ordered.
Mr.. CARPENTERS motion was lost-35 to 10.
Mr. JENKINS'S motion was lost-4l to a. ,
The report of the majority agreed to, and the
bill was committed to Committee OF the Whole;
BY Mr.. SPINOLA-The bill relative to supplying
the Village OF Cohoes with water.
| BROADWAY SUSPENSION RAILROAD.
ByMr. HOYLE-Askng that the Railroad Com
utee be discharged from the further consideration OF
the petition of Hiram Burdan to erect SUSPENSION
railroad in New-York, and that the same be referred
to Committee of the Whole. Agreed to-
By Mr.. WILIIAMS-The bill to increase the tru'-
tees of the Jews Hospital, New-fork;
BY Mr.. PECK-The bill to renew the charter of the
By MIR. DEVENING-The bill to amend and revise
| the charter of Buffalo.
By MIR. WARD-The bill to amend the charter Of
the Trustees of the Fund of the Episcopate OF \.
Also, TO amend the charter Of the n. I. Juvenile
| Asylum, n. \. -
| BY Mr. DENNISTON-By bill to organize the Sem
ate Districts of the State Made the specA o. order Tor
We give the districts as proposed and as they now
Aio' M, Di,,,,e. OsS Dltriet..
l-sugolk Queens Richmond LSuaOlk, Queens, RchHood
S-lst "a Sd 9Th, 5th 9th, 9Th, 2-KnsS
| 10th eth W sIds Of Brooklyn,
s1sS % s !iss Ish liS s. w "a a sa sts 'A 9Th
OF 4b sA s.h 7,h 4-7th 10th 18TH 18th Ward,
Ss s'I Il,h siS i7h Ard. s~sS 9Th i4th Wards Of
s,S New i SiA 18Th 18Th g. sith isS 18th 18th 18TH
22a WsTds Of New.YoE 18Th 2oth, slst I'd WARDS OF
7.-stA, 18th, 10th Ward. Of 7wo..ehe''eF' R0'h'ad'
| New.York. ralhain c,l.
| s-We estchester, Putnam. IS-Dutcness t0iunOAA
s-Roeksnd, Orange, sullivan s-Oranse' ~ ~SaIs-
| iii nntchess Columbia lll.-Albany ScheDectaeS
| l2-Rensselasr, Washington llS-Kensselaei. s,o.
- nsiswsre Schenectady l4-Walren, Essex, Clinton
1 SchOh6rie.
l5-Montsomery. Fulton. SsE- iS-S Lawrence frahAlh
Ie~Wsscs EsseI Clinton is-Hs,timsr Hamilton Full
| l7-st Lawrence, Franklin l1--SchohAle DslAw"e'
| is Lee, Lewis ls-Otsego, ChenAngo
| 10 "a. ll9-0ueida-
| 2.-HeTkimer, Otsego. " 1850
| 2l.-hEdison, Caenango -S,'-ss-, -
| 0ffo Co,,l.,A i23-Cortlsnd Broome Tioe-
2A-Tompkns, Toga, Broome lZ+-SayoSa, -. y,.
| - CrtsTio Ystes sen.ca gs-Steuben, Chemung
27-Chemups SCHUYLER Steu- 21.-MoDroe.
wxorins Liv,nss,ou Al s-Orieans Genesee Niagara
| 20 N3nrn .a-Ontario Livingston.
| s-Niasara Orleans, Geresee. S.-Alegany, Wyouins
| SI-a1s lSl.-Erie.
| S2-CssIausus Chantsuque S2-CsrAraugus Chau'saqHe
| BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the City Of Utica TO borrow money 10
proyide for the support of its city Government and TO
authorize the imposition of tax to pay the same.
| In relation 20 Jurors and Commissioner Of Jurors
| in the County Of Kings.
| NOTICES OF BILLS.
| Mr. DESHLER gave notice Of q bill to impose tolls
| on Goods transported on Oneida Lake.
| nv Mr. MURRAY-To enable the Sscketts Hsrber
and Ellisburgh Railroad Company to increase then
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