New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-30
FROM tie Abany Evening journal
NETWORK LEGIsLATt Rk.
Tue.dav, Proceedings conlInaed
AsSENBLN....AIBAS March q.


The motion pending being IN refer the bill tn
amend the act on Practice and Pesdings TO select
Committee, to be associated with the Commissioners
Practice,
Mr. TAYLOR advocated reference 10 a committee
Of some kind aud enumerated the alterations made by
the Senate Committee the r'por, Of the Commission
ers Among them were 633 amendments In sections re-
TIMED beside the omission Of q sections and large
addition OF sections
Mr. BAGLEY said there were over 800 altera-
tions m sde 10 Committee OF the Whole in the Senate
Mr.. A JOHNSON was well known 70 have op
posed the Code, but that Il WAS upon us. ne de
sired that IL should be perfected soon as possible
He wa. for action. He Was not among tho's who
wished to put the knife 70 tno bill This pending prop
o.iton emanated from source known 10 oe hostile TO
the Code.
Mr.. Vas ORDES had made his motion to iacn-
itste no. to delay action. Time would BE- gained by
referring the bill a. he had proposed He denied that
the Commissioners looked upon the bill 40 passed
the senate as Abandonment OF the principle OF re-
form They had told him themselves that amendments
would be necessary but they were reluctant u come
before the Legislature, unless requested % DO So II
they solicited thsy vOnli ehccriuiy respond
% the request
Mr. PKUYS doubted the utility Of uriting the Ju-
dietary Committee and the Commissioners, or OF At
tempting 10 secure al amicsble report from mixed
committee. Such committee could not agree sno
Ia his opinion ths most feasible mode OF proceeding
would BE- 10 refer the whole subject Al once q the
COMMITTEES Of the Whole, and he made that motion.
Mr.. BUXTON reminded the House that In the
part OF the session al tue WefN urPy-rH
to the Code. but he found ths, they were all in
favor q. H. He did Mt understand this He thought II
had covert design Bat be hoped the House would
not deceived by them and Insisted that there should
be permission given IN some committee " seek the al
vice and onsult with the Commissioners.
Mr. NOBLE wlshediprompt action and repealed
al the efforts making to cast odium upon the legal pro-
fessiOn
Mr. VAS ORpEs reminded the gentleman that
two Of these Revi,ers-Messrs. p -TLER and DuEs-
were IN favor Of the Code reported by the Commi'-
sioners.
gentle men in favor Of the Select Committee proposed
~ be- reared By the gentleman Tns, Is the question
before the House, and he (Nr n oppo'ed that refer
ence.
M N continued at some length to d.sbuss the House
of an impre ssOn tina. there conflict between the
Judiciary Committee aud the Comn.s.0ners on Prae'
tire
Mr.. BAGLErwss Of opinion nat the only way that
action could secured this Code, would be the rel
srence of the bill az IL came from tho Senate, % j.
iicious Committee lie would not be witag o. risk
his reputation ss lawyer by making favorable re
port upon that bill he did not look upon 10 a. per.
ieci Code and ~ the House bad. evidently % conn
ience in the Judiciary Committee on this subject ne
wished 1t referred 10 Select Committee who would
consult with the Commissioners, Ia whom the House
appeared 20 have confidence.
Mr. Fisk last year sustained the Code, because
the Commissioners tnd and senate had acted upon u
He did feel himself competent % originate Code
nor did he believe any Committee Of Lsymen could DO
should be reported upon by whose profession rem
dsred them qualified 20 do He di not suppose sny
CON mi.e could render the Code perfect at once. il
would take wears % perfect u IL should however, BE-
cent to the Judiciary Committee for their eon'iders
ton and when they report. the House will de7o,e 30
much time as IL can spsrs 20 H. and then pass H. some
what Sc IL WAS passed last yesr-uness Indeed every
thing else shall be laid aside.
M A. ROBERTSON sustained the motion 70 refer.
Mr. DisoswAY vas Of opinion tia. justice could
not BE- done this sub AZ the present Session lie
was still Of opinion that xtra Session wss necessary
Mr. TAILOR We propose 70 SIT until the st Of
MAY grstui,ously TO consider the Code.
Mr. BAGLEr viii sit here cheeriuily until the
Mr.. DsoswAr: So will I bat Idetest the idea
Of .wslo~ing thing whole" Of which l know
nothing
Mr.. Hupsos thought nothing could be done
less the House should take Up the bill and &C,
upon /. section By section
Nj NoBLE did not know that an extra session
vas feasible or prOcurab.e Bat estrs session or 10
extra session this bill should be acted upon lie VAS
convinced however that nothing would be done today,
and be moved 10 lay the suoIse, on the table Ihs
motion was carried.
Mr.. CAMPBELL called up the question Of agree
inz 10 the report OF the Committee Of conference
the bill in relation % the Ams House and Penitenusry
Department, Of the City Of Nov f0rs Toe report Was
agreed 70. ares -. noes ).
Mr. VARsUN brought In a bill to incorporate the
New York and Liverpool Nal steam Navigation Co.
Supervisors Of New York 10 raise money by tax
Mr Cross bad leave TO present two remon-
strsnces ssains, closing Jamaica avenue.
Mr. GUERNSEY brought IN a oil d declare the
public utility Of Railroad from Csnsndagus 70 Attes
Mr. J. L. THOMPSON offered resolution calling
unon tne Receiver Of the Canal Bank 70 repor. the
snoun, Of money expended for counsel iees since -iJ
&c Agreed 20.
NJ WELLS moved TO make the bil % improve
The upper Of the H1isoa special order for MOI
csy next Lost
MrBAGLET moved that the oil il regard 70 tie
reorganization Of banks under the General BANKING
L.s be ordered third stins. Agreed to. Reeess
AIR Rscess......4 o'clock P "
NJ BOWS presented several circumstances
fro-, uiors against TIE removal Of The Quarantine
Mr. B.sLEY reported bIil for the punishment
of public ocers refusing % furnish Information upon
the cal Of either H0use Of the Legislature.
Mr.. FisKE reported complete the bill o incorpo
rats the New YORK md Liverpool Nal stssmoosl Corr
psny.
Mr. BAILEY called Up bis resolution FOR the sp-
oointrnenr Of select Committee Investigate the a.
-sstions against certain Of the Judiciary IN relation 10
| The Canal Bank Adopted.
| ALsAST BASIN ELL.
| TIE House went into Committee OF the Whole
Nr AvKRuL IN tie Chair the Albany B.sin bill.
| Mr.. TAILOR did not know bat the bill was all
HIGHT bat 40 IL appropriate a large sun OF money Il
should not be gassec without dlscus-loa IL .td'
p@udogs undertaking ihis bi spprogratins sone slI1
co. Tie Sssa bulk o. TIE solicitation u no cir'