New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
and Bsse Of Rochester and indorsed by Mr. Rcchbnng
instead Of pier draw bridge, as proposed.
ASSEMBLY.

REPORTS or coNxITTKEs.
By Mr.. REILLY-Tbe bill relative to Migrants in
the City of New York
by Nh. SIMONs-Complete, the bill authorizing
the State Prison Inspectors to renew the contracts OF
Charles Watson for the labor Of Sing Sing Prison
convicts. Ordered to third reading.
FINAL ADJoURsMENT OF TIE LEGlsLAruRE.
The Senate's resolution providing for the ma
adjournment Of the Legislature, on the 9th OF April al
10 O'Clock p m, received and coucurred in by the
House.
The order Of business-third reading Of bills-was
laid on the table, owing to the tbinness OF the House.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. NORTHUP moved to suspend the rule so that
the bill for the relief of the Hamhn University OF MIN
nesOta might be read third time. Carried, and the
bill was passed.
1t provides that the trustees may sell their real es-
tate lying in the City of New-York.
MEXICAN WAR VOLUNTEERS.
Mr.. REILLY moved that the Mexican War Nolun-
teer Relief bill be made the special order for Tuesday
next, Immediately after reading the journal Earned
GREENWOOD CEMETERY.
Mr.. PENDERGAST called up his resolution for an
examination into the affairs Of the Greenwood Gene
tery Association. He moved a substitute requiring
the managers Of Ae Greenwood Cemetery to report
the financial condition Of the corporation. Adopted
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
Mr.. ODELL called up his resolutions relative To
affairs in Kansas, &c, published in The TRIBUNE on
Saturday. Mr. o. said il not his intention to oc-
cupy the time Of the House with any remarks on tins
subject. He hoped these resolutions won be adopted
unanimously. He had endeavored to embody IN them
the sentiments Of the people of this state, ana thought
be bad succeeded in doing
Mr.. FOOT objected TO the resolutions because they
prescribed to the General Government the manner IN
which the difficulties in Kansas shall be settled. There
was an existing government there now. lie thougnt
if there was to he any mode suggested 1t should De 10
ask Congress to admit Kansas State rs IT is at
present constituted. He hoped the gentleman would,
for the present, permit the resolutions TO he over AS
they read now he would be obliged to vote against
them, which be would be sorry TO do.
Mr.. &. a. dudley expressed similar views.
BY consent the resolutions were laid over.
STATE PRISON AFFAIRS.
Mr.. DUGANNE moved that joint Select Commit
tee be appointed TO sit during the recess OF the Legs
ature, examine into all matters pertaining to State
Prisons and especially those relating to contracts for
convicts' labor Tabled under the rule.
JURORS IN KINGS COUNTY.
Mr.. SPINOLA moved that the Kings County
Juror bill be made the special order for this afternoon
Carried.
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Mr.. SNEDEKER moved the appointment OF loint
Select Committee to SIT during the recess OF the Leg
sature and investigate the financial affairs OF all m
titutiOns receiving aid from the State. Tabled under
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House went into Committee of the Whole, and
disposed of the following bills, as noted:
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to the AS
sessment and Collection of Taxes. Progress.
To erect the Town of Rathbone, from pert of the
towns of Addison, Cameron and Noodhui, IN the
County of Steuben. Thursday.
devised by John jackson TO Elizabeth Franklin, wife
of Eugene b. Franklin, and her descendants. Pro
pess r. portcd and the bill then referred to the judi
eiary Committee 10 be reported complete.
Relative to Courts Of Special Sessions IN the COuhty
of Monroe. Progress.
TO amend the act relative to the General Society %!
Mechanics and Tradesmen in the City of New-iork.
Third reading.
tbaa
eral Counties Of this State to increase pay JUROR
Mr.. COLE moved to increase the pay provided from
81 80 to SO. Carried.
Mr.. SPINOLA moved to except the County Of
Kings. Lost.
To charter the Albany Exchange Savings Bank.
Progress and referred to the Committee on Banks to
be reported complete.
To release the interest of the State to certain real
estate Of which John Brewster Beresford died seized.
Third reading
TO erect tho town of Baldwin in the County of
Cbemung. Third reading.
The bill relative to Courts of Sessions in the County
of Monroe was also referred TO be reported complete.
To authorize the Trustees Of the Free Church of
Sherburne, ChenangO County, to ALLEVIATE certain
real belonging to said Church Third reading
SICKNESS or MFHBFRs-A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. CARPENTER rose TO q question of privilege,
and stated that two Members of the House tMessrs
WELLS and PARKER OF Jefferson Co.. had been con
fined TO beds OF sickness for time and that they
Aims House. He had been Informed that application
had been made for their reception at various hotels,
and also to the Governors of the Albany Hospital but
the application in every instance was refused They
were therefore, taken against Their VIII. TO the COM
mon pest-house of the City aud County. Mr. L.
moved resolution Of inquiry TO the reason OF these
various refusals-wbch adopted, after being
amended TO inquire if any infectious diseases pre-
vailed in any of the hotels of the city, and if so, what
hotels. The following named gentlemen were appoint
ed to make the inquiry: Messrs. Carpenter, Massey
and X. II. S. Hyde.
10 establish separate road district in the town of
CaIrolion, Cattaraugus County. Third reading
To exempt lands held by Agricultural Societies from
taxation. Third reading.
To authorize tie st. Lawrence Agricultural society
to purchase and hold real estate in that County for the
use of the Society. Third reading.
To provide for the appointment of Loan Commis-
sioners by Boards of Supervisors, and to amend the
act relative to loans from the United States Deposit
Fund. Third reading
To amend the act for the better support OF the poor
IN the Town of Newburgb, Orange County.
The House then took recess to 81 p. m
EvENISG SESSION.
The bill TO repeal the Prohibitory Liquor law was
taken up, ana
Mr. H. BAILEY resumed his remarks, urging the
Republicans To oin with the other Members OF the
House in repeating law that has become dead let
ter and Is thus injurious a. tending TO bring all law
into dsrespect.
Various amendments of the first section were pro-
posed, all Of which were voted down.
Remarks were made by Mr.. j. A. DUDLEY and
Mr. DUGANNE. Adjourned.
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