New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
NEW-yDRK LEGEsLATUhsE'
SENATE. ALBANY. FeD;

inns Banks in the State.
Mr, MURPHY presented memorial against sup
ulyino tourriguets for soldiers. . , go,
M F0LGER reported favorably the bill TO
oand The Revised Statutes relative 10 the crime Of
burglary. .o,,,c,n
Rv Mr.. PRUYN-TO amend the criminal laws
and make il "burglary to break into railroad car
nooI Loat or where goods are stored for tTanspor-
Bv Mr. COOK-To raise the head Of the feeders
and reservoirs OF tho Cenesee Valley Canal.
! Rv Mr. GANSON--To establish a law library IN
I the Sth Judicial District, located IN Buffalo.
/ sir. pRUYN offered a concurrent resolution, in
erncing ,ur Representatives. in Congress 10 induce
the General Government to make speedy payment
70 the Counties in the State OF the money due them;
and also to pay the money due tho 1slnllcs OF de-
ceased soldiers in this State-solders who have
served in the armies OF the United States.
Mr.. Pruyn, in Offering the resolution, said that he
had been applied 10 BY several parties deeply inter-
ested in the matter who had made forcible represent
tations Of the suffering and Inconvenience oecasoned
by the nOn-payment of arrears due deceased soldiers,
who had in many instances over years pay due
them.
Mr. BELL called up the resolution providing for
the payment OF the volunteers 10 WhOm tne uehcrhi
Government owes more than one months pay the
money advanced by the State to be Refunded by the
General Government.
Mr. GANSON expressed the opinion that the ac-
tion TO 10 constitutional, should be in the form OF ~
act Of the Legislature,
/ Whereupon the resolution was referred TO the Ju
di,iary Committee. with instructions to report bill
On motion of Ms. VI URPHY toe Senate resolved
10 hold an Executive Session tomorrow.
! Tn. retidue Of the session was occupied IN the
60 ltideration OF general orders
No business OF interest WAS transacted.
/ The bill incorporating the Mowhawk Valley and
/ Pacico Railroad was ordered To third reading.
| Recess Till y. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The special order the Governors Message, came
up. No person being prepared TO speak, the order
was postponed.
Several claim bills eon,idered In Committee
OF the Whole sud ordered 10 a third reading. Ad-
lourned
ASSEMBLY.
! The Assembly was occupied during all the morn
Ing session ia the confederation OF bills ON general
orders in Committee of the Whole.
/ Tie bill providing for the appointment OF Com
mis- Toner " Lunacy for tie State was ordered "
third reading.
! Reccss I'LL O'Clock p. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
: 4 number Of bills considered 10 Committee
Of the Whole None OF general interest Wac acted
uaoD.
The special order, che Govsrn%s Message, came
up.
4 X. c. HUTI HINGS took the foor and occupied
the entire evening 10 the dscnsrion Of tie questOns
OF the day lie claimed there we've three parties at
the pre- sent day; the frat who favored war for tue
Union as II wss and the Constitution as II 49, the
second who opposed the war became they could
find nothing in the Constitution authorizing coer-
con; and tie third those who yield orVile soqusei
cence 70 every act Of the President DO matter bow
unjust or unconstitutional. lie thonght coercion oy
armed SoGce alone impossible. Ho argued agains
the use Of arms alone for the settlement OF tho
present dhicnbies he assailed The R"Pub'icsns Tor
Their refusal to adopt compromise measures a. nn
10 avert the lie argued against the p0sslbil''y
b OF sublu eating the South.
Az the cloee Of BIZ speech Str. BLMlS moved 20
postpone The subject till tomorrow evening, when
ho has The floor. Adjourned.
FROM Our Special Correspondent .,...
The Legislature reas,embed last evening in strong
force Tie members Of both houses being evidently
liuyigorated by the recess had gone TO work encr-
eeticaly at the business before them. The appoint
neut of a Grinding Committee will be deemed one
of The fret necefsiies Of the Assembly, although
the accumulation Of business is not grea, M il fire.
queutly las been ut this period Of the sesson. hr.
Davis of Tioga offered set Of revolutions last oven
irg providing for the appointment II Committee
Of ,hirtcen-tae orthodox number. Mr.. LoyoIidges
resolutions for similar Committee lad lain upon
the Clerks table for abont l. fortnight. The differ
ence between the two plans relates 10 matters Of de-
tail only.
Ibe.e resolutions will he taken W in day or two,
and the Committee appointed. after n struggle be-
tween those who favor the selection Of the Com
mi. re Ly the Speaker and thOee who wish IL T. be
chosen By The House ~ large. This question will
b. decided without reference 10 the original attitude
of members toward the SPEAKER when candidate
FOR HE POSITION lha: quarrel seems to have spent
itself entirely, and mel beers divided now upon
questions Of mere personal aud practical Interest.
The Assembly the morning has been III Commit ee
Of the Whole considering bills in General Orders,
few % Which possessed any other than local inter-
est. TIE Ill to divide the Eleventh Ward in the
CIV OF Brooklyn was discussed ia Committee OF
The Whole, aud ordered to third reading ~ 10 ~
follows:
Az not % divide tie Eleventh WArd aud create new
/ " ard To- iLs CHS Of bfooklyn
1he People oftLe state 81 NowYors represented Ia Sen
sggios IL. T@crtie,h Wsrd Of the City n Hroolyn
shall conpr,e tie following district, vi: Besiauins al a
ngou tsenus itl line Of Atisac runnfg
thence westerly along the center ine Of Atlantic
n. ccL.r lin. Of For tue E5st River Wah-
boat Bay. thence ey Aotg the Eat Ner o. Nalahoo
ley tie center Of Warrington avenue, and thence ou.
ery aons The coh'er u ssngon hnnc 10 tie eento o.
hGt,lo a.enue 20 lie poin' orpsoo Of besinn.og
stc.2 TIC Ftys0th ard o. tie said IT. u Brook IN
.hs comprise the following district VII: be.inyng a. a
pont tine ceute, lines VI fV!on avenue and Bridge
tn,ry ,o te center II Brge street to the Of JOHN
n Iec thence et.efy along tie certer o. Jou,on stree.
the center Of Say .'re"' these nohhey Aols tho cen
to- Of Navy street 10 Tie cenier 81 Nassau 'ce thence east
,r, aoy N.lal ssst 10 a.. sCuF rstsfy corner OF the
nted ss'.s Nav fsd uence LorAgy along the tdme 10
the Fat River tsfes sons the Ia. hivof aud the Wna
NO. pav 10 no crltcs lac OF Portland line A.
ptis,ou teIeof thence s0uthsfly along he center 81
T,ss e.,t,ue 10 lie ceitsT OF htapc sNenue, thence
,,srv OF norwe4t-Y along ID. Ats.dc svenu-
nd Atsnc street 20 poii whee tie center INES Oi ALan
TIC .so, end isibu.h A'rlne u,e'eo taih oheL thence
co.i.s oi II.On and nom ehenee "s'tes along the
a o. tod oil ted IA lie lev