New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

ing Asylum for Idiots also, bill for res.orngthe
Natural Level Of Cayuga Lake and also relative to
the Bank of Engineers in the Militia ofthe State.
The Senate concurred IN the amendments made oy
the Assembly 10 the bill consolidating the New
York School Laws. The amendment provides that
no teacher shall hold the Office of School Trustee, or
Commissioner, or Member Of the Board OF Educa-
ton also concurred with amendments 10 Buffalo
Suspension Bridge bill and then the Senate went
into Committee on the Yorktown and Westches'er
Road BILL which subject has been before the Legs
lature for time whereof the memory of man remem-
beIeth not to the contrary. Recess TIL o'clock.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. A. 4. THOMSON offered a concurrent resolu-
ton that when the House adjourn to-day it be 10
meet again on Thursday neyt al 10 o'clock. After
beng amended oy inserting tomorrow for the day
Of adjournment. and Monday for meeting again. The
resolution was adopted.
Third reading Of bills.
Mr.. 7. H. BENEDICT, from tho Committee on Col
leges and Schools. 10 which Vas recommlttet the
bill making appropriations 10 Colleges ana MEDICAL
Institutions, reported substitute therefor. The bill
then being upon is third reading. Mr- BuRRouaHs
moved to rccornmit with instructions 70 report sew
eral bills embracing the same Institutions and the
same amount Of appropriations to them as were con-
tanned IN the original bill.
Mr. BIsHop moved to lay the whole subject on the
table LOst-36 to SO.
Mr. BISHOP then moved an indefinite postponement
Mr. SWORDS called from the table the motion to re-
consider the vote of Yesterday the bill IN relation
to Schools in the City OF New-fork. The previous
QUESTION Delng OrCtTel anu the FOtt 4ccOH>Ilf
the vote was then taken on rs final passage and the
bill passed-.9 too
Mr. FERRIS moved 10 take from the table the mo-
ton to reconsider the vote on the bill IN relation -
District School Libraries and the vote was recon-
sdered. The bill was then passed % to :.
To incorporate the New-Iork House of Industry
Passed
Recess tin4PM.
Afternoon Session
READING BILLS.
An act limiting the powers OF either branch OF me
Legislature in relation to the Public Printing and the
purchase of Books and the appointment oil travelling
Committees.
Mr. Bishop rloved to recommlt with ins;ructionsto
strike out theilrst section.
Mr. WOOSTER moved to amend the motion by re-
committing with instructions TO strike ont all relating
to the appointment OF travelling Committees, WIN
power 10 report complete Immediately.
MI BURRoUGHs opposed. IN some appropriate re-
marks. When llr Bishop withdrew ms motion 10 re-
commit
Mr.. WOOSTER renewed the motion to rccomm',
which was lost.
The bill was then lost 80 to g.
MIR. PARDEE moved TO reconsider the vote upon the
motion 20 Indefinitely postpone the College Appro-
preparation bill Carried.
The question was then upon the lndeanite post
ponement
Mr.. BuRRorGHs moved to lay it on the table Car
RED.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The Committee of the Whole, Mr.. ROUSE IN the
char on the Canal bill After the Clerk had read
a short distance, Mr.. Green moved that the Commit
tee rise and report progress-lost.
Mr BRIGGS renewed the moton-carrlet and pro-
gress reported and the bill was made the special
order for tomorrow.
Mr. H. HARRIS. favorably. the bill making appTo-
priatlons to the State Library.
Nj BIRD. iavorably, the bill in relation to the As
scssment and Collection of Taxes. AdJouned