The New York herald., 1862-04-06
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, April s, 1862
The bill to establish fund for the benefit Of the Stock
bridge Indians was reported for tho consideration Of thu
House.
Mr. PRuYS presented a communication from the Re-
gents Of the University, transmitting report ON The
determination Of longitude of the States
The PRESIDENT presented report from the commits
sionors 10 codfy the civil code.
Mr. CoNSoIIY presented memorial from the Chamber
Of Commerce relating to the usury laws
To incorporate the State Convention of Universats
Mr. ANGEL moved to instruct the committee TO report
bill to increase the duty on salt.
Mr. MusRoE moved TO lay the bill tho table. Carried.
Mr. BAILEY offered resolution directing the Judiciary
Committee to report the practicabiy Of bill to deane
the circumstances under which persons who have suf-
fsred damages from the defective condition of the canals
neglect Of public officers may damages Of the
and allowing such to apply TO tho Supreme
Court to determine their claims. Tabled.
The Congressional Apportionment bill was then made
the special order for Tuesday.
Tho bill to appropriate to pay tho United states
government the States quota of the general tax was
ordered TO a third reading
Assembly.
ALBANY, April s, 1852.
The report Of the Grinding Committee, made yester-
day was called up.
Mr. CLps moved 10 strike out tho bill to prevent tho
adulteration Of milk. Lost.
Mr. CALLAHAN moved TO strike out tho bill to allow the
Chdrens Aid Society to participate in the School fund
Messrs. KENNY, CALLAHAN and LoUTRM argued against
tho BILL and Messrs PHELPS, McLEoD and MADDOX in its
favor
The motion was lost.
BILLS TO A
Mr.. PRrSGLE reported complete the bill to suppress
concert saloons
Mr.. TALMANs amendment 10 exclude acrobatic per-
formancos from prohibition undor the bill having been
inserted, the bill was ordered 10 third reading.
A number OF bills were reported favoraby among
them the following
To authorize the payment Of interest protested canal
drafts.
TO amend the law relating the Police Court
in New York.
prison, and to x the compensation OF the physicians.
To authorize the building OF wharves, basn &C., in
front of the Twoltth ward brooklyn
To amend the act to establish bulkheads and pier limos
in New York.
For the appointment Of a Supreme Coort room ro
porter.
Mr.. PIERCE from the Military Committee reported two
bills as follows
10 authorize Incorporated companies, formed to nav-
the United States.
To promote military education in tho higher insttu
ti0ns Of learning in the state.
The bills were made the special order for Monday
ing.
the last House, presented majority report the in
vestigaton into matters relating to the drawing of jurors
for this judicial district.
The report makes changes but concludes that lsgis
ation is necessary to protect the jury system by inn
posing penalties upon those tamperes with grand
jurors officers whose duty 1t is to draft petit jurors.
Tho report signed by three members cut Of seven.
The minority report not yet presented, signed by
two mombers OF the committee. The remaining two are
absont from the State.
Mr. OGDEN, from the canal Committee, made an ably
report the subject Of the enlargement OF the
Champlan Canal and tier o. the locks Of the Eric
Canal for tho purposes Of public defence. The report
concludes in favor of calling the attention Of Congress to
the SUBJECT urging the Importance Of IL and the pro-
prety OF making appropriations for the work. giving the
that the state will cooperate in the work and
give free transit United States vessels the
canals it being understood that the work 10 be done
shall be under the control Of the Canal Board Of the
State
The report was mado the special order for Tuesday.
Mr PRINGLE, from tho committee to investigate the
charges in relation to the Institution for the Blind, re-
ported that two Of the managers Interested IN the
contracts for the land The remainder of the managers
tho committee find unexcsptionabc. The committee
also nd that the institution is very vast and bcne
fetal charity.
The House then took up tho bill to allow aliens to hold
real estate.
Messrs. PHELPS and LUDpNcToN supported the BILL and
Mr. LEAMY opposed il.
The committee and the House refused leave TO sit
again, which killed the bill
The Supply bill was then taken up and debated until
the adjcarnment.