New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

M CooK laid Il en- prepared 10 M9et W. 'roo9oTity
sa,tsl nrcirle Of the Cove rnment thai ine myCiIy
tI5 ME aod If The minority should o5sulc' 'he OO''
eTnmept here reIts The req pon'i5llly -, last
motion 10 siIike out he enaciing asss wa H.
g. vc,s was then taken and stood AYES . NoeS
fMes,rs Coof and BTBldrethl, al 1he o.u9I IJnH 80
gore th' not beng present 10 ,norrov fsre
lie bI YVES made ths special order lot tO''nO'io" WV
noon B. O'CLOCK
ASSEMBLY.
Tho f,llowing bill was read Q third time and
,s,sd unless ciherwise noted Making appropriations 10
sertaip Academies for the year 1880 80, T., ,h ,,,osa
.,snS ont The fr,t section He could see no reason
INV be Academies provided 'r IN ms oil souu leceI'e
these approp-ial!ons any Il ore Than Ohst. 49,, $4,000.
Mr. LrRoy slated that the bill was reported 10 aCCoIu'
nrre with The recommendations OF me regents 1hese
academies had taught individuals VINO were !" oe0O'Ho
M PARpEE stated that The explanation wa satisfactory
The motion Withdrawn ara we pi VIZ ~ s,o,a
Making appropriations 70 certain Academies III INC o'a7
for The yegTs 1891 and l352 r. -. -
TO Snhorse the town of Sterling, Cayuga Co. 70 POT,
VOW NOV ev and 10 tax the town for he payment OF ue
same fke bU provides for the losning OF S|oVw or
term noiexceedDg 20 years TO oe eNpsn'eo Dy tlen ia
Grading and con,lTuclng Railroad commencing az some
Sont on The su,Quehanus and Ceyuga Railroad extending
thence 10 the cry OF Auburn and thence 70 Us Iermnauoh
IN sodus Bay al the town OF Sterling ~
Mr. HATCH moved 10 recommt the ulu' ,...,A.,
Mr. UNDERWOOD advocated It's passage, aho ss.el uat
was asked for by nine TENNIS Oh .ne ls PYLE he sISnS
the town Of Sterling. The remonssnce hess s h
tures Of so persons While ne p7nuons were sgheu 10y e
yssmsol Of al The Tax P'ys YER. s e PnSope5, Of the
Sodus Csns bn and he called On the members 10 CAST
aside oil such feeling and support the bill ,.,,..
Mr. BuRRoueH opPOied ihe olll ~ Iengu anu 'uen Oy
Teqges moved me previous question Carried ..,
The motion 10 recommit with iusfuctooS 20 she ou'
ihe hru section, was iOit
fhe bil ps,sed Ayes GO. Nsys q .,---,
10 sme.d consolidate ara reduce 10 one ACT the several
acls restng Common Schools ofihe city oil New Ok.
Mr. HENRY ALLEN moved 10 recoinmI Inc Oil WIN
Instructions 10 strike cut the hIsi Seeuon' ,.,, -
Mr. A A THOMPSON hoped ihe motion WOula prevail, AZ
this bill was not demanded by the citizens of New hOrK
They anew nothing ofis being before tho LEGISLATURE sno
Hpasfed IL would throw inc entire school system on ua
cQnfuilDn
Of Education and they alone are very de'rous Il 'n0"u
Mr. VaRNuN replied to MI Re iGsis,ed thai me Dni
was call Cd for The Board ~ Education asked LOT Tvs Pes
tsge ard they set forth their communication sOOo tea
sons wbv n sbonId become a law wne the remonsirance
failed TO make out objection II Is ~ ,,n
hst while nearly every Wa IN the Guy haa tenon =
.s,ad sosn, ihs bn from mere hesrsey the cNzens OF
such ocs,s IN nearly every iostauce, alter an eNsua
Ton OF the n,rted bill have withdrawn 1er reuonstrsnSe
snd rsv.d heir objections They willing lhsl Inc
Board OF Education should have no power 10 p9ICno
supplies Of feel &c during me season ~nen " ~ C
rsble amount ~ the School t0nd. o.l...l
NIL l. PERRY moved the previous qi-suoh' "i"O'VN
The mOion Id recuninil was lost
Mr. A THOMSON stated he ives not 70 be gagged now
bv previous question and he meved 10 tecomm' le on
with ipsucors 10 stlke ont the 81 seclon ne Nlsteu
merely 10 call The of the Members To te con'n
ncahon Of he sch,ol Trustees which lad been lad on Is
table on which stated hd II mus hNl was psSseH
they would feel c1mpele ed resign their pisces Ia ch
an even the school system of New Org NlS Woulu 3s
completely ,isorgauztd. Hs hoped me Menio-ts o,lu
vote ssOns Ire bill and then Whits" 'ue In'"ou " '
commit - .,,, o., hs,,a
A.
mir MsccNSsR DIRECTED and The reading continued
Mr. BuRFoUcHs then moved 10 postpone me reSdlng Vi
hr FoID,cE ssked that the bill might be reSd by lie
title
Mr. MAcoNpER objected and the reading was continued.
Mr. BuSRoueRs s,ked the hill might be read by lis
iila
MrMAcoNsrR oblecled ard ,he etdue was continued.
Mr. RoVsr sste3 unanimous corse hist the bill might
be read by ne title
Mr.. MGcoMusR objected.
Tue reading continued.
Mr. RoUsg hes ssked esye Of sbseuce iii The reading OF
the bin should be comp eed
The srrAkrE mir Rsymond) decided that such sreqae'
was not iu order
The Iesdiug was continued. ,,,,
MI tTzHVcH asked the unanimous consenl inst Ins oh
Mr. kAcoNbER objected and The reading coDlnued.
The bill was then csrfied-syes 30, nays S.
Ia Aon 10 The Vienna ard Clifton SPags plank road
In relation 10 the Office Of Constable 10 'he NuiSse
supply The Black River Canal and Black River with
water by draining the Lakes on Moose and Beaver RIVERS
In relation To The election Of officers In he village
Holley
Tosahcr'le Re srprs,s Of Cansl dansges IN the css
Of George Hswhirs and Others. ,o-.---
For the repayment Of mcneys 10 The towns oi Csy anc
To ibcorporste the New.York Javesie Asylum.
To supply school District Libraries Win Neos1srs VIC
An sctio amend Tie Code Of Procedure
foProyide for he appraisal and payment Of canal dam
10 suho5se The Board Of Supervisors OF various coun
y
lork excepted. motion also made 10 except var,
Gus Other counties, but rejected and The bill was los -
Declaring he Route Brook ard Mnervs Creek public
highway
Recess 10 4 Z. n.
ifeynoon Sess07.
To authorize he Gig Of Brooklyn 10 borrow money 20
erect Cliy Hal
For Tie relief o. John Merrill
10 tmerc he Revised S:8;clss n relation 10 otenfsi
FvnhnAbe oy imprisonment n the county JAIL and hue.
~ 10y 49, w a sew ,Ieei In New foiS City: .
hVeS1Vtue re Commissioners o. The Land Ohce &c
gtanIeeftNn lends under water
sVI tuo tolet ~ The Delaware ard Delhi Turnpike Co
10 So 70 !n.Oces Coua Ia lhe City OF New YORK
70 pieSents hse, IN he village OF Poughkespse.
UI 80 &c 80, ~ me bteWerIon Bridge Co.
the Oneida luditns " N--~
To Ieguleis he saaTisa OF The Disc. Attorney in On
urlo County.
For The re fof Joho Talmsdes
snert ne act IN relation 10 lIabor Master OF the
City OF New-lork.
Mr. DoUGaERrY moved 10 reconnlt the IN s,r anans.
merts, called for ths reading Of The rsmorsrrsnra
aRAinGt tbs passage Of the Dill. l. was read
Mr. GREEN advocated the pNssge Of the bill ARD On.
posed the motion 10 re commit
Mr. BACGuoUSE advocaied The motion 70 reconrnit And
poeeecec 10 show he operation OF me pre- senI aw CON
lending that some modification wac necessary.
The motion 20 re-ccmrnit vs. wh3rswn-
Iae oll wtt lOs-Ayes -, Noes a,
MI w. ; GREGORY moved = reconsideration Of the
'oe and ihei The motion lsy The tShls carried
70 amend Toe Cbsr1er OF The Cl,y Of Brooklyn
cs.1noizing appropriation OF money IN ard Of emgran
" color fscrl ihts State
n Tealon 10 Inc settlement OF the claims Of Chauncel
~ tse agent Of The Sing sing Prison.
MACoAssR moved 10 recOinmiI the BILL aud on The
s'o made long speech.