New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
Closiu9 Proceedings Of the Legislature
"Wednesday, April l0-4 M.


sENATEALBAsY "Wednesday. April ~ Pm
IHIRD READING OF BILLS.
To amend. authorizing certain owners OF r. al
estate to erect IN front OF their banks In tho
City OF Brooklyn
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
Mr. MORGAN reported favoraby on The Supply
bin. and on motion the Senate went into Committee
Of the Whole, Me Miller in the chair on said bill.
Mr. GEDDEs moved to strike out the apprcprla
ton TO Henry Storms Of 500. Lost
The Committee went through the bill.
Mr. BRASDRErH moved a gift Of $4,000 to the
New York Volunteers. Lost
Mr. BABCOCK then addressed the Committee IN
an attack upon the bill in many Of its items. lie,
however, said, it being so late he offered no amend
ment
The Committee reported the bill to Senate, and
- " a. Sren U Clock PM
ELLIS READ THIRD TINE.
To proyide for the final distribution OF the funds
in the hands OF the Controller belonging to the cred
itors of insolyent Bank and Bankers. Passed
Relative to passengers arriving at New-fork
City Passed. e,r
10 amend the Act for the incorporation Of Reh-
yious Bere, client and Missionary Societies Lost;
To amend the act relative to the protection OF
Fn,;,rants arriving in New York. Lost
To- aulhorise the Wool Growers Manufacturing
Co. to increase their stock. Passed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. SroKER offered a resolution that Commit
tap OF Three be nploiuNt" ~ 81
IN codfy and arrange the School Laws Laid on
Mr. BapcocK moved that at 10 o'clock the Senate
On into Committee Of the Whole on the bill ap-
pointing the Code Commissioners Lost.
BILLS READ A THIRD TINE AND PASSED
Making appropriation to the Western House
OF Refuge.
To provide for the completion Of the Geological
Survey OF the State.
To amend the Revised Statues relative TO de-
mands against Ships and vessels
To secure the Payment Of Wages TO LaboreH
on the Public Works.
To amend the Charter of the Grayesend Turn
pike Company.
coDIFYING COMMISSION
The hour OF II having arrived, third reading OF
bills was dispensed with
Mr. BABcocK moved to take up the bill relative
70 the appointment OF Code Commissioners
Motion was made to adjourn. but the question
then beiuy on taking up the above bill, the motion
prevailed, and the Committee Of the Whole Mr.
Sr..ros ia the Chair went into consideration Of
the same Some time was spent therein, and the
bill with amendments wasreported TO the O. nate
Mr. BABcocK moved a suspension OF the rule Of
the Senate in relation to bills having two readings
on the same day He made his motion in order to
send the Code bill to It's third reading. earned.
The Ri was then read and lOst-l4 to IA.
Mr.. GEDDEs then renewed bis call for the adj
iournmeut Of the Legislature. Mr.. u. moved 70
amend the Assembly Resolutions by inserting
A NJ On the llth Of April Some conversation en-
sued.
Mr DART moved to amend, 50 as - make 1t IL,
noon. on the llth April LIST.
Mr. Goddess motion prevailed.
The Committee Of the Whole, Mr. Cross IN inc
Chair then took up the bill TO repeal the law sp-
pointing the Comm ssioners OF the Code The C@n.
m.ttee then reported the bill TO the Senate his
oil was then re al thirI time, and passed
The Assembly returned the Joint Adjournment
Resolution as coucured in. The Assembly ''shs
mitted resolution extending the time Tor adJourn
ment till O'Clock While this was under con-
sheraton. the hour Of O'Clock arrived ana 'he
Clerk proceeded TO read the Journal.
Mr. BABcocK inquired il there was 10 way %
come 70 the uesti0n on the Assembly soution.
TBy CHAIR-Tbe fixed hour for the adIournment
having arrived no such action can be taken except
by unanimous consent
Mr. B,pcocK-I ask unanimous consent
Objections were raised and the reading oil inc
Journal was proceeded with.
Mr. MoKoAs from the Select Committee an