New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

CisfV 1OF flS IsSil'l Gl lIc tot " .HS''S
small children \ report was made IN favor ol the
bill 10 prevent throwing OF dead 5ocies or ofiea-
zivs matter IN the C-oon River ordered 10
third reading Also IN favor of the Senate bit, IN
relation to the Acknowledgements and proof OF
deeds and mortgages: Ike order Also, oil ihs
bin IN relation to bail IN the Court OF Chancerv
Mr Ross reported by bill. ls relation 70 the CIo-
ton Water Works in the city OF New-lork. tx
tends the benefits OF the same 10 the ibth ward
Ordered 10 third reading The bill 10 incorpo-
rate the American ana Foreign Bible SOCIETY,", after
SOME debate waS los. for want OF two-tliTd vote,
AYES -. Noes 81.
The special order being announced. MIR. Com
stock offered resolution that the bi! tor Con-
yentioa he considered the entire session OF to-nor'
row and Monday. and that Tuesday morning the
House proceed to vote on the amendments oHereo,
and take the fiaal vote on Tuesday afternoon, 10
which Mr. Coe objected, wishing Monday except
ed as ne was anxious 10 obtain a vote on the y.
Y and Erie Railroad bill. Mr.. Comstock then
amended his resolr,ion-and The bill viii be con-
,iler.a op Mondav The House then passed
few private bills. aad adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
To he Editor Of he Tribune:
AIs,xr, Friday, o'clock.
You will perceive that by resolution adopted To-
dey, that The final vote on the bill fora Convention,
is TO be taken on Tuesday afternoon next under
stand the Old Huulers' have resolved 10 go
against the present bill, and TO throw their strength
Tor limited CoGyenton-n other words, tor meme
| a. all also advise you that IN attempt Is beng
made in your city TO influence ofthe Wings OF
the Assembly to 60 Tor such project. hope they
will not succeed, butits well to keep an eye upon
them.
The New-York and Erie Railroad bill was far
iher considered and passed in Committee of the
Whole this afternoon. Every amendment offered
by the friends Of the route through the intcuo, OF
Sullivan was voted down. THIS will lose the bill
some votes Several amendments were renewed
! IN IN, House but voted down one ot these pro-
posed 10 direct the Comptroller to sell the road aud
appiu tho yrocesds 10 tfe Common School Fund =
This being the ultra of the opposition 10 the bill.
send you the vote upon II. II Is probable that
every one who voted for the proposition, VIII vote
| against the bill:
forth CcAson Hazelton Hine. Jones. T. L. Lee. McCar'
thy Sagcr, Soaring W Smith. Teft, Wslrah WhitneEl'
SsIs-Barker. Belts. Bevens. Blake. Bnss. Bcuchton
Bowcu : A. Brown, 4. II. Buell. Buriick, Bush. Came
RON Casner Chase Coc Collins C0mstock. Culver, De Puy
Dewey Edwards. Fem, Field Frishee tiaTreson Clifford
c. Goold Hail. Ianuum. Harris. Ieerman- Horton How
ard Hunt JARVIS Johnson D. Lee, Litchfeid Long Me-
Ponaid Mickey. McVean, Mann. {. II Miller, = Miller,
Morrison NIoulton Sewkrk, Nivcn, Oakley Pardee Por
ter Preston Raymond, Rice Rogers. Ross sherman, y C.
smith Spring stevenson T. L. Stevenson. S;robrdse.
Sweeney, Thayer, T0bs. Titus, Tuhill, Van schoonho-
ven, Van yakenburgh, Wells Wheeler, White, Wieox'
| Worden, Wyckon Wyuant-I5
At this moment the white feather was held out
10 the Sullivan macnntents, II being feared that
their opposition would kill the bill. The com
promise is that three Commissioners shall decide
upon the whole question: and locate the road IN the
interior of Sullivan county or elsewhere IN the
State as they may choose. The bill was then lad
on the table tor the day
A resolution was then adopted by the Assembly
fixing upon the ilh OF MAY ~ tho day ot iinal ad-
| ourntaeni The Senate Will doubtless occur
| - bay The afternoon Qi.cusG-
| ing the Excise bill No vote was taken. Prospects
brighten lit,le and entertain strong hopes that 1t
will receive small majority. God grant 1t may
| That other great subject OF mora reform, tear
viii sleep the sleep of death The friends OF moral
purity must prepare themselves for another years
conflict. -, %
In the senate. among the petitions was one
rom the y y. Gas Co IN relation 10 an alleged
nuisance from their works Mr. Clark reported
against the bill 10 amend the act 10 enable the New
York dspensaries 10 extend their benefits, ior The
reason that there Is no surplus fund TO devote 10 that
object Alr Corning made report on the resou
ton, instructing the Bank Committee 10 inquire
and report what banks have nomlnally offices OF
business IN one part of the State. wink. their real
Offices are IN other paris. The Committee give
| list Of some eight or ten banks a. coming within
the description. and concluded by introducing
| bill Mr. Hard, pursuant TO notice, introduced MS
MS Conrcnti0e Bill, and, after bret debate, II
vas laid on The table Ihequestlon OF suspendins
! A rule of the Senate 70 enable motion 10 be made
to reconsider the vote on the bill Ia enlarge thr
powers of the North American Fire Insurance
| Company was taken up Alter long debate, the
rule was suspended. ayes l6, noes IL, aud h- vote
was then recon-idered, ayes Is, noes 10
II TIE HorSE-Nr Harris mad leave 10 move a
| third reading the bill in relation TO Jurors 10 Alba
! ny COuav-and Air Oakley similar bill IN fra-
ton TO New ! orl, and !h- former hlll subsequently
had lis ihtrd reading and passed. Mr. Billings, from
| } majority Of the Bank Committee. reported bill
extend until lSJ7 the charter OF the Bank oi 10
| chsSter-tmbudyng the personal liability provisions
| N the charter of the Commercial Bank OF Albany
! On motion of Mr. Worden. II was !eConmried. 10
be reported complete Mr.. Young made an effort
10 elicit motion 10 reconsider Yesterdays vote
! on the time OF adourument-SaylDg that the Hou.-
could adjourn a week earlier than the liih of May
but Mr. Russell expressed MS fears that the result
would b. an ad. nurnmrut week ister- and hr
SUBJECT dropped. The bill recommending Conyen-
| non was then taken up IN COMMITTEE, Mr Whit
ney IN the char, and debated al length, when the
mmlttee rose AND reported Progress-seveiai gen
iirmEn sending ~ amendments. To be- punfed -
The Ere aI!raad bll was thsn called up ty Nh
Wordea, VINO proposed several amendments Dr.
sguedt0 correct errors, ana amended ths bill was
ordered 10 a lhiTd reading.
Crrr IrENs -MEEI1So u BEHALF rHE SurrrHsEs
AT PIrTssrxC.-A number o. influential gentlemen as
sen5ed a; the Mayors oaice Saturday afternoon,
consul; =. to The nos: aavsbe method Q, procuring sub
scrp:ions IN his city Jr he sf the sufferer, Pitts
ba-g His Honor ,b- Mayor called ;he Chair ant