The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-11
From Albany.

LIST OF ACTS PASSED BY THE LEeIsLATuRr-l8o
Continued from the Herald Of April o.
B4. For the relief Of Sally Chamberlain Carr.
1Sb To amend an act to incorporate the village Of ca
ton passed May 49, 1886, relative to street and hghws
1885, To vest in the trustees Of the village o, Unit
Springs the title, use and occupation of the island
Cayuga lake opposite said village.
1877. Further to amend an act entitled IAN act
amend and consolidate tie several acts relating 70 Il
OF passed April 10, 1862 and the sever
acts apendatery thereof.
1885, For the relief Of Ebenezer Seeley.
l39 For the relief Of Eugene Courtney.
!40 Authorizing Andrew B. Hodges to construct
buihead and pins at Cranes Nsek Farm, In the town
Brookhaven In the county Of Suffolk
Nl. TO authorize the appraisal and payment Of can
l42 To authorize the directors Of the Norsh Pls,
Road Company TO regulate the rates of tolls SAID roa
4S Relative to lands SITUATED in the county Of Quee
devised by John jackson TO Elizabeth Frankiia, wife
Eugene B. Franklin, and her descendants.
IA. For ,be relief Of Eugene Chappell.
lao TO amend chapter thirty OF the laws Of eighte
hundred and fifty three, being act 10 consolidate ro
district eighteen hundred and nineteen in the town
Ledyard and county Of Cayuga, and to provide for
election Of pathmaster.
l4e. For tbs relief Of Newton Chsppsll.
to the Aurora road district.
These al the bills ngned no to O'Clock yestsrda
There are sixty four in the hands Of the Governor yet
signsd
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
BY AND WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF ms SENATE
Commissioners to supsrintend the expendtu 70 Of ee
n moneys 10 the First Senate dstrict-Apoles r. wd
hoTARIEs PrBIIc-Kings.-Thomas Cotrsl, William D
sgne = Ma, cellus, Julius R. Pomeroy, Daniel B. H9
6rouek, John Bransrd, William H. Smith, William
Wsripg, EliphaIet A. Thurston, william N. Cen Ths
dore !. Jackscn, Jarvis N Lake, William Nshard
Enoch Jacobs Isaac Wortendyte, Abel G. wilmart
Frederick W. Burke, Theodore Hinsdale Hermann
Ludvig, Aibert B. Cspwell, Richard J. Todd, samu
s. Harris Willam H. Waterbury, George Walsh, Sam,
Taylor, 8. T. Williams, james A. WhitIock.
:. NeV fok-Cbsries Nanz Stephen Burwsll, Char
n. F,esmss, John I Dsrransc John Foot, William WI
aegarey, john Fitch Chester A. Arthur Charles
Gray. David Hallansa. John Echardt william n Rob,l
son, Stephen D. Law, james B. Williams William Vd
Hoek, Elijah IL Rtker, Robot A. Adams. Lorenzo NJ al
mold, Joseph B. Nonee Elias Dusenbury Horaio Simon
Moees NJ Vail, Ferdinand Fenneberg, william q. ste|
Ling, Augutns K. hcDonough, George L. WALTON Gel
" ". Wright, Mwsrd ?. ClAri, James e. Dayton, Henri
James Y. lAse, Frederick L. vultee Jr william AIeI
John I. Carr, Horaao Sherwood Henry V. Lowell Geor|
walsh, James C. Rice, George T. Macy John Adriancl
H E% a; I%psen' Isaac u Witbsck Vim. 9us:s
Van Deusen, Richard all n. L. stevens, Geo. f. Roger
Leslie Irving Joseph o. Brown, Audrey Kohler, Jsmt|
Il Dayton Philip r; Smith. Thomas Boise, A. De vii
SedSip Francis Young, Erastus Y. Lane, Stephen
Jir.h Bull Daniel W. Clark, Nathaniel B. Hoxie, wei
Dooge, r. H. WALTON, Malcolm Campbell, Allen G. WASH
inglon John Nelson Samuel r. Bull Isaac Van Winkl
Jeremiah Dodge Jr j. NJ Guitteau, Henry Cameron,
FREsHET IN THE NoRyg RIVER.
being eeen along decks The river has risen aread
several feet portion Of the dock is inundated and th
water during the morning has risen at the rate Of abou
one inch per hour sd9 westerly wind has prevsile
curing the morning. which has tended to check the r.
Of the river The Immense quantity Of snow that I
ALI In the country during the winter must necsesaI
Issp the river swollen until al shall have dsspp ard
rom the sarth.-A0oTW Jo~ynah Apra 10