The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-26
NEWS BY TELL LEGRAPH.
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VERMONT WING STATE CONVENTION.
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Peregrinations Of the President and
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THE CHOLERA IN THE WEST,
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NEW YORK LEGIs TURE.
SPECIAL SESSION
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Senate.
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SPECIAL SESSION.

ALBANY, June 25, 1851.
PETITION.
OF the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company,
for an amendment Of the insurance law, passed las
session.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Committee of the Whole proceeded to the discus
SIGN of the bill making the annual appropriations for the
expanses Of the government
The appropriation for printing elected q lengthy
debate 1t urged that there had been printed by
order Of the Assembly, volume upon volume of the
Documentary History, and that the large sums ex
necessarily connected with tie business OF legislation
'r. iliIAms SAID law ought to be passed that no
such printing should be ordered
The appropriation commended by the committee of
$4,000 for the support of the Institution for the Blind
in the city of New York was adopted by the Senate.
Dir. MORGAN explained that the institution had not
during the last year asked anything of the Legislature
The several items for the New York Hospital s225oo
Prince street Orphan Asylum $500: New York Ornhan
Asylum, $500; Brooklyn City Dkpensary $500 for sup
port Of the punils in the Deaf and Dumb Institution in
New York sZo 500 for the support Of the ninety six
and Dumb Institution, S5000-were adopted without
debate.
The following section elicit animated discussion-
5000 to be divided " the Comptroller paid
sambe Of such poor within the esp.otye counties of this
% S S
ih drew out long wsS involved the que
ton to some extent of city and country as to which
built up the other
Mr. CsRRoIL said he believed the State had absolutely
appropriated to the New York hospitals since their foun
dat ion one million Of dollars.
Mr.. WILLIAMS argued that the general school law
in the city of New York upjustly taxed them 100000
II had been forced upon the cty for what could four
Senators do against tweri y-eight,
Mr. STANTON said he haa considered that all the dc-
,nces between city and country were compromised at
the Astor House dinner
The committee refused to strike out the appropria-
tion.
Mr. CRoLrs offered an amendment appropriatng
5000 to the Industrial Temperance Home Of New
York
The committee rose and the Senate took a recess
AFTER
The bin modifying and amelorating the law respect
ing capital rci- red 10 the Committee of
the Whole; and motion Of MIR. Williams, the commit
tee were discharged and the bill ordered to third
reading.
Mr. BAncocK proposed an amendment to the constitu-
ton sdered this proper that three of each
House shal vote for but merely be present at 1t
the rule every bill approprating money levying u tax
Adjourned
We give the above despatch received IL by tcle
graph To us II Is not very clear Some OF our reader
may, perhaps, understsndit- ot-ED. HERALD.