New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-20
Ncm=York 1eQislaturc.

In the SENATE at the afternoon Session. Mr
SCOTT moved that the act egallzlng MI past laws
relative 10 the issue of State Stocks be ordered to
It's third reading tost-ll to .. The bl! re-
Iaring TO the distribution OF the State Geological
Report was relccted-ll to IL. The Retrench-
trent bill was ordered TO third rcadlng--l3 to b.
The bill providing for settlement with Contractors
on the Public Works then came up. great mum
Der OF amendments were proposed, most OF which
were lost and, after long debate, the Senate re-
fused to order the bill 10 THIRD reading by the fol-
lowing vote
Ayls-Nes,l, Bartli,. Boc.es Dickinson Dnou Eos
ter, Franklin, Mitchell Plat Putnam, RHoades seo'll'
Ss,,Mes,rs. cfambc. lam, Corning. D,nniston pyyo
Ely Faulkner, Hopkins Hunt Porter Root RnSrr Scott
Strong, Wncht-l.
The resolutions in relation to Reputation and
Col. YouNG were then called up. Notions to
lay on the table and to postpone indefinitely were
lost as were several amendments; when the rcso
lutions, bya vote of IL to 10, were lald on the
table This was reconsldered the vote was re-
versed and finally, by vote of II TO l. the rcso
lutions were again lad on the tabte. The bill to
abolish the office of Bank Commissioner then came
up, was debated and passed, Il TO ll-undcr a dc
cison of the Senate that It's passage did not re-
quire majority OF twotmrds.
In the ASSEMBLY, at the afternoon Session,
great number of bills were read a thrd time and
passed That for the Collection of Taxes in this
city, amended so as TO 90 into effect immediately,
except that part of it abolishng the Office OF Col
lector, which is to take effect on the lst of Aprl
next, was passed Ayes l02 Noes d. The bill
10 incorporate the New-Y ork Floating Dry Dock
Company was passed. The Supply bill was then
moved and after some amendments was ordered
to a third rsadirg, when lie il3usc adjourned.
TurtpAY, April IS.
In tic SENATE, Mr. BocKEE reported against
the Assembly bill III relation 10 tue l.. ). Deposit
Fund, and Mr.. CORNING against that relating to
Flour Inspection in Ncw-l ork. The bill relating
To the Inspection Laws was pressed to It's third
reading and passed The resolution relative to
the L. 5. Dcpositc Fund after beng amended so
as topostpone the calling in of any portion of the
Fund til October, 1871, was concurred N. The
bill IN relation 10 the tublrn State Prison Con-
tracts was ordered to It's third reading, 10 to II.
The y Y Eliot Law bill was laid Oh the table.
The President having vocated the char, Mr.
HUNTER was elected President protein. Nh Ely
was elected member of the JOINT Committee to
examine the Trcasurcr's accounts a vote of
thanks 10 the Hon d. :. DlckIxsoN for the man
ner in which he has presided over the delibcra.
lions OF the Senate, was unanimously adopted
The Assembly suppl bill was then reported, and
an amendment of Mr.. RnosDEs, directing the
payment INTO the State Treasury Of the IS ,355
falIln- to the STATE from the sale Of pebc Lands,
rarsel, 10 :; after which the bill was ordered to
third reading. The bill! N rviauon 70 Convict La
Dor at Auburn was passed, ID to S. The Supply
bill was received from the Assembly, with u mes.
sage that the Assembly non-concnrred in the
amendment receiving the SSl,35, whcreupon
the Senate rcccded. The other amendments,
rausng the salaries 81 the Surveyor General and
Attorney General, were concufred in. \ com.
muncation was received from the Governor.
stating that the farther sum of >l0.I6I from The
Pubic Land Fund was placed II IL credit OF the
STATE Alter an interchange of messages with
the Assembly and Governor, the Senate adjourned
Siac die
=, In The AssENsLY, the supply bill ras passed.
me Dill abonshns Compulsory Inspections came
back with amendments, and amonr them ono
postPoning the operation of the act till Dec. | .
1913 The amendments we're adopted Messrs.
Wheeler and Brooks were appointed members of
the Committee 10 examine the 1'reasurcr's ac-
counts An amendment, previously adopted to
the New York School biIl--dcsigned more effect.
ually toe1clude sectarianism-was recedcd from,
The Senate Directing to it. The thanks Of the
house were then returned TO Speaker DAVIS, and
the resolution rejecting the $4,000 from the
Public Land Fund was adopted y to S. After
an interchange of Messages, the Assembly ad-
journed SINE de.
MYSTERIOUS DlsArrEAEAScE.-Joan T. Down