The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
NEW YORK LEGnuATURE.


HEW YORK LEGnyLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, jan q, 1855
By Mr.. kArn,R, (dem.) -ro allow aeAs to hold RED
estate.
BY Mr. ELY, tdem )Fo amend the OhartSr Of she g.
ciety for the Reformation Of Juvenile Delinquenss
By Mr. SLOAN, (dem ITO regulate the rates a. NerriAee
between New YORK and Brooklyn Also against Ahostm
ing the terms of the city officials Of Brooklyn
By Mr.. NoxoS, rep)-To amend the 18th seCsao. q
the Metropolitan Police Law. Also 10 amend the Hasbs
Preservation ac&-
REPORTS.
BY NJ: s4na, (dsm.)-Favorsblo to the Long Isaa.a
College Hospital.
By Mr.. BoAKDxAS, (rep) -ysvorably, relative 70 ne
the charter Of the Orphans Home
BrIJs
BY Mr. WApswoRIH, (dem ITO amend the divorce Lao.
BY Mr.. j. d. WILLARD, (dem TO amend the law Of
General Sessions and Court Of Oyer and Termner.
By Mr. sIoAs-E1emptns the Fifth ward In Brosks.
By Mr. NoTos-ro increase the time Of pusicassoa q
notices Of mortgage foreclosures.
INTRODUCED
BY Mr. Vaudeville, (dem For the better protection
By Mr. NoxoN-Repsaling the law prohibiting the Com
mon Council Of New York from granting lands under
water.
By Mr. wADswo%n-To facilitate actions 10 which sss
people Of the parties Also, to amend the AW
incorporating companies TO navigate the lakes rivers ana
By Mr. No1oN-ro amend section 800 Of tho Code Pro-
cedure.
BILLS PASSED
Amending the act TO allow city Of Utica TO take soe
In the Black River Railroad
To provide for the payment of the postage Of the Legs
Relative to the Iockport Hydraulic Company
10 designate the time for the reimbursement q uhs
long Island Railroad State stock.
The Senate then went into executive session
Assembly.
ALBANr, jan q, 1853.
Assembly me al o'cock whep IatA Czar1x
announced that reporters yesterday
not the official recognized list but only Of those
claiming the privilege Of the floor under the resolution q
the House.
Messrs. Van valkenburgh and Horton appointed
committee to wait upon the Speaker, who then appear
| ed, and was conducted by them to the Chair.
Mr. ALvoRD in clear distinct voice. and with admira
BILE address, spoke az folows-
and
in assuming the duties and responsibilities Of that post
1
that am for the whole ask your aid and
person duties q De
all to give strict attention and obedience your rules
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conclusion senemsn again return you my Assnoweds
lei our dependence upon is the Legislator
approval.
The address and appearance of the presiding oa,oer
called forth loud applause from the galleries and the os
Mr. Van valkenburgh and McNh. were appointed
committee to wait the Governor and inform him tha4
| the House was organized.
Messrs. Wager and Law appointed similar COM
On motion Of Mr. DATros, (dem) committee Of Eve
on rules was ordered and appointed and the old rules
| adopted ad interim.
debate sprung up resolution inviting the Clergy
to attend the opening Of the daily sessions and the resoa
| ton laid over.
motion Of DAYTON the officers hitherto dschAsg-
l ing duties recognized and ordered 70 be paid
One or two resolutions relating to extra diagrams aaA
Mr. seaman private secretary of the Governor thea
appeared and presented the Governors message which
The reports Of the Superintendent, Of Public instruction.
and Of the State Treasurer were received.
The House concurred in the senates resolutions rela
tive TO the election Of Regent Of the University.
| PETITIONS PRnsENrSp.
For the repeal Of all the New York bills for the regAs
ton OF errage and for the repeal Of the railroad
For the repeal of the usury laws
| NOTICES
BY Messrs MooRx, JONES, TAPrAS, DURyxA and others
for the repeal or amendment of the Metropolitan Police
law.
BY Mr. DArros-To amend the laws relating 10 Brock
| Ign, passed last session.
ny Messrs. ADAMS, (Am.) and Dvx,xA, Gep.)-For .
BY Mr. MOORE, (dem)-For The regulation Of fares o.
| the Eighth Avenue Railroad.
Also TO abolish the Offices Of Almshouse Governors
BY Mr. LYNCH, (dem ITO regulate loan ofnccs in New
| York.
By Mr.. T. Josxs dem ITO restore 70 New York her
municipal rights by repeating all the acts Of last session
| relating 10 that city.
BY Mr. Errs ITO provide for the better ooserv-
4 OF the sabbath.
BY Mr.. BlucKxx, dem ITO abolish the City Court Of
Brooklyn.
| by Mr.. LyxcH-To smend the Pawnbrokers' act
by Mr. xwp, (rep ITO repeal the Railroad Assessment
law
The concurrent resolution for an Adjournment iron
Thursday till Tuesday laid over.
Mr.. MooRK offered resolution that 30 much OF the Co
an IN Ia
ned unjust and unworthy OF the Chief Executive OF NE
/ State. laid over.