New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23
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THE W-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.


The Legislature of New jersey closed his eighty-frst
session on Saturday last at ii O'Clock a. Il com
ntrced Tuesday, the 18th day of January last.
The business before L IVES mainly of local private
character which might have been GispO'ed Of to
general sa'i.faCton by local authorities uoder the
guidance Of general lava. Much time has been lOst in
the dscuson of applications for special bank chsrtsr,
made in opposition 10 the spirit Of the genera banking
law Of the State The day first fixed upon for ad.
ioun ment was Friday, the 18th inst, but when that
day auyed il found necessary to potpoIe The adj
jour ment FOR a week. Owing to veto from the Gov
orror on Friday afternoon, Of the joint resolution 70
borrow money from the School Fund for the relief OF
the Safe Treasury tie session did not break up until
Saturday.
Toward the close Of the Session the activity OF the
third House and the flow of wine increased in pro-
portion TO the importance of the interests at stake.
Banks railroads ana individuals combloed to strengthen
and animate the lobby. Foremost az usual. among
these were the servsts of the great Camden and
Amboy monopoly interest. At dinner on Friday last
agents were preent al less than three Of the ren
ton hotels where Members Of the Legislature wee
dining, ard wine was freely dispensed without the
least atemp to C mccall the fact inst i the bounty
OF the monopoly. At the rIeLton House which is the
headquarters Of the railroad interest; at Ksys,
Hotel, which Ia the b. adauarters % the Buchanan
party aid at Cunning CHAINS near the rairo,d depot,
vine was lavished freely Until about 3 o'cock-the
time for the Legislature to resseembe. During the
afternoon il WAS evident in both branches OF the
Legislature that there not few dizzs he tded
members amor them, and the remark WAS repeated
BY members wei as by spectators, that "the Leg
",latuIe is dIuLk, and scarcely knows whist it is
"about Meantime bills were csrelessy rushed
through on their final passage The excitement IN the
Assembly was greater than in the Senste The even
ING session was continued until after midnight when
an adjournment to Saturday Was found necessary.
The more important of the hills parsed are as follows
An Act directing the SherTs of Monmouth and
Middese1 Counties to remove any vessel Containing an
infectious dlseasc from The waters within the JnEuc
tion of those counties.
An Ac, increasing the capital stock Of the Joint IN
psnies Camden and Amboy Railroa1 and the Dsa-
ware and Rsran Canal C0mpanies - 600 900 was
psssed. The object Of this lncrease of csptal, as
stated in the bill was to enable the Companies con-
suuct a double trsck from Trenton to New Brunswick.
and 10 make various improvements upon the Cahal.
IL is said that object IN obtaining this Increase OF
capta i 10 relieve the treasury OF the Companies from
enhancement IN consequence Of having pad about
50 Geo ID settling claims arising from the Burlington
casualty. thus far the Companies have allowed 70
claim 10 come 10 tial.
To authorize the New. York and Erie Railroad Com
Huoson River Railroad
An Act extending the Morris and Essex Railroad
from Newark to the Hudson River, IN Hudson County.
An Act establishing a Reform School IN the County
of EsseS for the employment and reformation Of Juve-
nile denqueurs.
An Act TO transfer the keeping Of The as aud Gus
,oOy Of the prisoners from the Sheriff 10 the Board OF
Choeen frteholders in the Counties OF Hudson and
EsseI.
A joint Resolution, requesting the Representatives
OF New Jerey in Congress 10 their influence for
the passage OF law reducing the rates OF ocesn post
age between the United States snd foreign COUNTRIES,
snd 70 and from California and Oregon and 10 abolish
the frarkipg privilege.
An Act Tor e,ecI the County of Union out OF parts
of Essex Sussex ana Middlesex Counties. TIE public
buildings will be located at the City of Elizabeth.
The county will compii:e two Assembly DIST cts
ord will be ncluded within The Fifth Congressional
District The new county will include Elizabeth City,
Railway Springfield Westfeld, New. Providence ali
Union
Joint Reso u,ion. asking the G sr%al Cover Ter,
TO pro, de for the better preservation OF life prop
city tire coast Of New jersey, the more effec i've
working Of The GoveIIneL; apparatus, al for tae
burial of the dead lost the coe. by ship wreck.
An Act for the better regula ion OF the Fire Depsrt-
melt OF jersey Clty provides FOR the eeclun OF &c
Commissioners 20 preside the Interests OF tue Fe
Dcpslt1rt Mt, subject 10 the Common Courc.l.