The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

Mr. Hogeboom, Mr. Pomcyoy, Mr. Prerdergast sud t~1
or three others tho House with saor views ana
vote was taken, and the Law unanimously repealed
was cent up 70 the Senate and that body also With
united vote repealed the law leaving tee chidrea In tho
custody OF tho mother. The bill Immediately en-
sfossed and seut 10 tne executive chamber The mother
ssd her two children introduced bis KEoelIsnoy
Governor King who msnHes,sd considerable ia<srest
her oass He si ned tee repeal She left In the dyv
O'Clock train for the city.
Ha,ty egsla,iop Is nov usder .eexra ohio hssi ~vin
both houses. The above Is . mere sample OF ~nst 10
daily Zone There is scarcely any System or any
cDger esarded Bills introduced referred 90 xrud
Ig committees, reported read . third tina and
upon in many instances wsaou the least ezstnua.
some on g. leader In the majority arises waves ID
hand declares everything oil right and tn vote taken
.nSo1. any snsr qqss1 sn ana rs',sa "o proop
son They are moro bold, determined and courageous
than ever. They combine fof the psssage OF bis ssd
are successful There hes not bean claim bd or suy
private bill cteAsed during hs pas. vusk. and SONS
which were pr -viousy lost being galvanized 10 ohw
Sasss ssr sSs ss .s
that the present House OF Assembly posed OF
OF chascser proof against the lobby IN oosseqnenor
or an Independents stand tai On the supply and
bills for robbins the rsasury bat this sssrnnsss
hexibtity has been much m dined, and members IA,
of The lobb, become willing nstrumsnss an a.,
oay voting IN favor OF bills wnoh thcy hAv, 70
pudiAtcd at the carly period OF the session.
There have beer over thousand bills introduced
both houses They embrace every conceivable object Of
private and local oharacter-very few OF pdbnc mpos
lance Several insiSnincan that they snouid BE-
instantly booted from the Legslalure n oouEtry road
bridge wanted. the town loo Alty Will not contributes
any construct 1.-THE Legislature ID voked 10
pass law npeiling an snessessmeut and collection
the net esssry means There arc ct least dfty insta
Of ,his frvooue character Tso thirds OF the sso 10
these matters purely local. and people ~
homo are much better acquainted with roads brifgea
school house' fences water courses 80 a. 'nso We
AZ there arc no. emily nina days Of tue session lea
"a. much Of must nsosss.ry DO either ovor,ocSsd o.
mplSbe In such hAsty manner ~ vii prevent ell
deliberate examination Though Q. tho heel OF the So
tion provision has yet been made for contuulog th1
work the canals II seems that the oay vay Io's
for raising funds by direct TAXATION on res estate nd
personal property. The Idea OF opening The coosstu
uos-of tolins railroads.&c. dsorm,Dstos .os-sre 81
Abap d0nod and the only alternative 70 Impose mlu
saS" .S no.. ne smUTn. nov .,,s v,s
10 merely nominal SILL from tho rural districts comes Ne
greatest objscss M against general TAXATION.
Tho olution adopted In the Senate weex snoo b.
vtpg proposah for executive mansion. has nduoeA
several psrsons In this city to offer their residences ~
property mentioned below, would that estaAs
bears high premium here. which certainly 10 NOT wsv
rented BY The sale. Of property made ten .sa.oe rss
house corner or North Pearl and steuben strcou,
fos merly occupied By 70 Wit Clinton. proe yte 90
House No. ELK street., owned BY Richard H.
Ror,e TO be buis opposite Oossrs;: Hai, wash
resssssd House corner Of s...s and E.ss 49,
streets. .........,.. -.............. 1000
Mansion occupied BY Governor Kirs, owned
BY James Kdd.. - oos
westerIo Mansion, ON North reari street, owned
George W. mapsiop, Washington avenue, 40 600
Dr. Wendeil's rssdsnoe, nix street. ........ $1,000
II sas anticipated that the corporation Of TIE city q
Abssy WOULD Ssr he Academy euldins. ssd spssssss
Land O0ios have received proposton 70 ssh 70
ssems that there y some doubt 70 the uue The t1uo
ths Academy claim thu fee the property fha
premises rally worth ban million, amount wah
no Lgtslaiure would be justified In expanding ss -
Executive mansion.
the Erie Railroad I'm Albany.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
send you enclosed one Of several hundred hts I'm
which beng circulated here through bosh houses q
the Lesislature:-
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GROSS INJusrfCE-Lrr.TuK PEerLx
The people Of the stae Of York. their locAl
and BUSH this road charged pr-eca,
wr foreigners living In other states carried ~
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