New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE REPORIS. FRIDAY, JAN 10, 1851.
Mr.. WADSWORTH, fsvoraby, relative 10 the
Court Of Sessions in Kings county.
Hr. BROOKS, favorably regulating the RATE Of
INTEREST on the loan Of forbearaDce Of money.
Afo, favoebly to amend the act relative to the walls
Of unsafe buildings in New-York city.
Aso for the better regulation ofremen 10 Brook IN.
NOTICES.
Mr.. SICKLES. Of a bill in relation to Banks, Indi
vidual Banks snd Banking Associations.
Also, 10 amend the charter Of the Ne9-York State
Agricultural College.
MIR. BROOKS, by bill, to amend the charter Of the
New-YoIk and Erie r. K. Co.
ISsPEcTIoSs VESSELS AND THE WATERS or SEw-
JERSEY.
Governor King, this morning, transmitted 10 the
Senate the following communication received from the
Governor Of New.Jersey;
To E1eerency Nyron H. CLARK, Gors,ao,t:
,e. had been sent by the Health Officers Of NewYork an
anchorage your Quasnre Station - anchorage In the
the alarm Of our citizens residing the of Rartsn Bay
t5s i be ca ns md 20 report % me the result Of
their cations After dsen inquiry they have reported
within the jurisdiction Of New Jersey The Com
missoDer also entertain from u1doubted sutho'y thai those
vessels had there by orders from the Board Of Health
OF Health Officers Of the State Of York for the Pur
pose Quarantine having board infectious disease proof
beg to ca your E1ceeneys attention the fact and
violation Of the agreement existing between Of New
York and Jersey, to limit boundary and jurisdiction
obed syt .efv SG1o' 70 Oe VII" HOLMAN PRICE
The EEW-YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY.
A bill was introduced which incorporates james H.
Aikmsn. Jas. A. Simmons, A Johnston and their as.
sociaes under this title for the purpose OF encourage
ing and promoting musical interests in New York.
The act limits the income of the Society to S5,OOO
THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
bill was introduced which authorizes increase in
the number Of Trustees of this College, from time TO
time provided the whole number shall not exceed "a.
The increase, however lot to be valid, uGess ma
iorty Of the present Trustees shsl ascent thereto nor
unless each Trustee is served with notice from the
Secretary or other authorized officer Of the proposed
increase.
THE CoSTEsTKD ELECTION CASE.
Messrs RAMSEY and LEE asked 10 be- and were
excused from serving on the Committee on Privileges
and Elections in the matter OF the contested seat De-
between Siekles and Barr.
MIR NICHOLS had leave to introduce an act to
amend an act entitled IAN Act in relston TO plank
roads and turnpike roads" II provides that toll
houses and other fixtures, ard all property belonging to
any plank turnpike road company shall hereafter be exempt
from assessment taxation for purpose Whatsoever in
each and every year which the surplus receipts OF tolls on
their respective roads, over necessary repairs and ana
not exceed seven per the first cost of such road
THE MEDAL To LIEUT.. HARTsTENE.
Mr. BROOKS called from the table the joint 1880
luton returning The thanks of the Legislature to Lieut.
Ua,tstepe; also, contemplating the presentation to
Tint ofcer of gold medal as an evidence of the APP
probation Of bis abos in the cause OF science and hu-
mainly. . r.
briefly ana ptrthenily. They were unanimously
adopted
GENERAL ORDERS
The Senate il Committee of the Whole, Mr. NELLY
in the chsir ns.dered the following bills:
To enable Peter Cooper to found Scientific nstltu-
ton in New. York Third reading.
Authorizing the authorities of Ne1-York to borrow
1850 eco fer the purpose of building Lew reservoir
Third reading.
To alter lie msp of the City Of New ok BY laying
ont thereon public place-the Central Park Third
reading =, r,,nnr>..n
I'm Committee of the Whole, Mr. FERDEN IN the
chair the following bills were considered:
To alter the plan or map of New-iork 80 as to close
Bloomipedsle square. Third reading.
A motion to strike out the enacting clause OF the Dill
was pending when progress was reported
The PRESIDENT named Messrs. Noxon and Kelly
as members of the Committee on Privileges and tlec-
items ia place Of Senators Ramsay and Lee, who de-
clined serving and were excused by the Senate Inc
Committee now contests Of Senators Noxon, helley
and Hale. ,,,,,,,o,,,, :. a,
The same Committee, Mr.. HITCHCOCK in the
chair, considered the following bills
In relation 20 the sale Of Plank and Turnpike Roads
Third reading. ,,
Authorizing certain institutions in this state to blnd
ont children IN other States or Territories. bret
discussion in which the main features of the bill were
opposed by suggestion and otherwise, BY MeSsrs.
WADSWORTH, SICKLES and UPHAm, when
progress was reported the several bills In 'mmli'
tee Adjourned to Monday evening at o'clock.