New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10
Eew-lork Legislature.

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New-York Legislature.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nay It'll
The SENATE spent an hour and half in Execu.
tive session. Mr.. Hard then moved Excise bill 10
Select Committee TO report complete. MIR Jones
tour Floyd) objected. Mr.. Hard moved suspen-
sion of the Rules. Mr.. Wright moved an adjourn
m-ut which prevailed-l6 Gall Locos) 10 IL
In the ASSEMBLY, the bill 10 tax Foreign lnsur-
ance Companies lnsurlng IN TINS City and Brooklyn
vas debated and killed The bill tor the protec-
ton of Boarding House keepers against rascals
who eat up their yctuals and skuik oil without
PAYING came up, and was supported oy NesSrs
Oakley. Morrison, Harris aRd Russell, and opposed
by Mtssrs T r. Lee and Fem. lin the course
of IL. Mr. Morrison remarked that Mr.. Fepn mad
been absent much OF the session that he dld not
know what had taken ace here. Fem replied
that he had only been where he and all his col,
leagues rrortld BE- nsrt winter Finally, the bill
was referred 10 Select Committee 10 report COM
plete as were the New YORK School bill, and the
bill TO incorporate the Moral Reform Society.
Adjourned.
In SENATE, Mr.. Hard tried again To have The Elk
else bill referred TO Select Committee 10 report
complete, but MIR. D. r. Floyd Jones objected,
and could not be done The bill for the relief OF
Thomas |. Gilbert being on It's third reading, the
| following scene took place between TWO Loco
! Foco Senators
Mr. johnson opposed the bill and expressed the hope that
the Senate would override the Committee Claims IN
decision this question They had done SO in one
instance, (the claim OF Vim. NcLachan) but he was glad
10 see that the Assembly Committee had reported uan
mUu Is against the claim.
Mr. Clark adverng 10 what had fallen from 1r. john
son reference the McLachlsn claim charged that Sem
aior travelling out Of his lobby against the bin
in the Assembly Committee who had thus been induced
report sgains; II without knowing anything OF It's real
Mr. Johnson. Does the gentleman charge with lob
byng Assembly against the claim TO which he refers
Mr. Clark. DO.
Mi Johnson (Rlsing in his place. Then pronounce
you infamous scoundrel
Several called to order and the Chair promptly
interfering Sir. johnson sat down.
The question being then taken the bill passed.
Ayes Is, Noes g..
BiRs read third time and passed
To incorporate the New-York Gallery OF Fine
Arts Passed, AYES -, Noes 1, (Messrs. johnson,
! Lester, Taridn, Narney)
To incorporate the American Agricultural Asso-
| ciation-Ayes 81, Noes I. as follows
ATEs-Messrs. Backus Barlow. Bartt, Beekman. Boo
kee Burnharn, Chamberlain. Clark Corning Deyo. EN-
mons, Faulkner Folsom. Hand Hard, Lott Mitchell. Put
nam. Scovl. Sedgwck. Saerman-a!.
Soys-Messrs DennIston Johnson. Lester, Wright.
Mr. Folsom expresst hope that his coea CUES,
(Messrs. Jones and varian) who were in their
seats, would vote on this bill, but The appeal was
UNDECIDED, and the Chair declared the bllI lost for
the want OF one vote, I'D being two-thirds)
A number Of other bills, OF no general impor
lance, were read and passed
The Senate then took up IN Committee the Con-
venron bill "a motion of Mr.. Scovi 10 give pre-
ference Ih- Canal bill failing by IA 10 10Y and
! Mr. Clark SPOKE ut length IN support OF Mr. Lofts
amendments and virtually against a Convention.
| Mr. Porter answered HIM Father tartly. MIR.
Wright of Sehohare opposed a Convention. Tke
| Committee then rose and on motion OF Mr.. Bockee,
the bill was made the special order Tor this after
! noon.
Mr.. Corning asked consent TO offer a resolution
! referring The bill 10 amend the General Banking
! Law. and Two other bills of similar character, IL
seec, Committee, but Mr. Beers objected
Mr. Lester offered resolution calling upon the
! Comptroller 10 report al the next session uniform
/ la for the sesSrnent and collection OF taxes,
which was laid over
Mr. Hard offered resolution TO refer the Excise
Bill 10 a Select Committee of eight, with instruc
lions 10 report the Assembly bill complete.
Mr. Jones objected.
Mir Hard moved 10 suspend the rules 10 enable
/ him 10 offer The resolution.
Mr. Jones called for the execution of the order OF
the Senate for recess at quarter before o'csck.
! Mr.. Hard moved 10 suspend that order so a. 10
enable him TO take vote on his resolution.
Mr.. Lester neved to lay Mr.. Hard's motion on
the table. Lost, as follows -
AYEs-Messrs Beekman, Bursham Chamberlain, Deyo,
Faulkner, Hand Johnson Jones' Lester, Lott sherinaa
Smith, Talcott, variAn, Wrght-l5
SoEs-hessrs Backus. Barlow. Barit, Boekee, Clark,
Coming Denniston. Emnons Folsom Hard, Mitchell, Por
Ter. Sco,i. Sedgwics, Varney-l5
There being lie, the Chair, LII Governor Car
diner) voted 10 the neg2ttue.
So the motion 10 lay on the table was rejected.
The order for a recess was then suspended, ayes
l5 noes ID, tihe above vote rerersed,) and the
CHAlg voting in the g6frmatire.
Mr.. Jones raised tae question that II was cot in
order for the Senator from the Eighth Nh. Harc)
10 offer his resolution
Nr Porter, 10 decide the matter, moved 10 lay
all other business on tho table enable the Senator
from the Eighth to offer his resolution.
Mr.. Lester moTed 10 lay that motion on the Ia
be Lost, ayes ID, noes 10. tSame vote as thu
iirst with the addition of Mr.. Beers IN the negative
The motion OF Mr. Porter thea prevailed, and
the resolution OF Nr Hard, modified merely
10 require the Select Committee 10 report bill conf
pLte was agreed 10 without count.
The Senate then took recess.
In the ASSEMBLY, Mr. Morrison tired 10 move
forward the Militia Reform bill, but Gen, Mather
objected and stopped II. Mr.. Oakley had the
Dill relative 10 Foreign Corporations moved 10Y
ward The bills authorizing the creation OF Croton
Wafer Stock-io repeal the several acts relative 10
State Hospiral-to amend the Charter OF Brook
iyn-ior the protection Of Boarding House Keepers
in relation 10 Surrogstes' Fees-and several 9th
ers, were seyefally fsporI.a complete and ordered
TO ihrd reading
The bill 10 reorganize the Aims House depart
ment OF this Clty was read thlrd time and passed
The bin TO aid the College OF Physicians and SUI
&c ous of this City was kil!ed-65 10 90
The bill For the promotion OF Agricultural
Science" by giving 81, COO per aDDum Tor three
years 10 establish an Agricultural School IN con-
nexion with the FAIRFIELD Medical College. came up
was debated, very miscellane ously, for some tune
and finally passed-Ayes 20, Noes q. Mr. Com
stock insisted thai this thirds bl but the
Speaker decided 1t passed and the House sustained
him.
The Bill 10 reduce Town ard County Expenses
came back from the Senate with an amend ment
non-concurrrd IN. The House receded by So TO
Il so the bill Is passed.
The bill 10 reorganize the Aims House depart
menr OF his CITY went 10 lis thrd reading: Ayes
6S; Noes Is The Speaker reversed his decision
as 10 lis requiring rwo-,hirds vote.
The bill 10 aid the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons of tins city was recommilted with In
sirucrions so 10 amend 10 appropriate 81 OCD ct
The s.. fs0 hitherto appropriated 10 the New-YoIk
University. The House took recess.
Court Caienaar-rE,, DAY