New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
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SIZING IN inc DisbJICt WHIT S"'" ''c'''
passed by n vote O. II too
The bill authorizing the Northern hairo" 70
~ extend their Piers IN Lake thInpiaih 80 tnis
two hundred and fifty feet VIII be Icit iof tue P'Sat
efhe vessels navigating the sald Lake, came UP iof
third reading. ,u
Nh Crook. OF Clinton. proposed 10 amend The oil
so that The width OF the opening between the piers
shall BE SEQ ieot-loSt. Mr. Crook moved 10 amend
the bill So ~ to provide that the owners OF land ana
property living upon ;ne borders Of Lake Champaln,
may N IN action IN The case recover OF the Northern
Railroad Co. all damages 10 them arising Dy reason
OF the construction Of the piers granted by TINS act
Mr. Johnson of Schenectady urged that the effect
OF this bill was 20 withdraw trade from New YORK.
Mr. GEpDEs said all the physical facts IN the case
were IN favor Of New OK The mountains lnl,r-
pose a barrier which Boston cannot overcome. Inc
business Will 20 by the way OF Lake Champlain and
the Northern Canal 10 New ork. and BOSt0ns share
viii he very small one but that u II was true that
the larger share went 10 Bosien What l. the bu>i-
ness of State 1t Is to develop the best channels
OF trade IN the most perfect manner. and allow the
people to Use that which provides 50 a 10 give the
best return for Their enterprise.
Mr.. tARoLL objected 10 contracting the nayigable
channel OF Lake Champlaln as IS proposed by tins
bill. lie urged that the space between the piers
should be 300 feet. The bill was passed
nsson. Clos Of Kmss Cariis II Sullivan, DAT %
Lawrence Dmmics OF BIo-me; .;.ddes of onoadas'a;
Oneida M \, 81 Msnroe MORGAN willa9sof NcSYork
sanford OF Mont SchoonmAkeI Of Ulster futile Of
NaTS-Mcssrs BecSman Of New.York Brown Of
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Clinton. johnson Of Schenectady.
Recess TIL :.
Ermng season
The Contested Election case was pat OF TIL To-
morrow evening.
DEBATE was hal on 4 bill authorlng Rochester City
30 subscribe $3C0.0J0 to the Rochester and GeneSee
VALLEY Railroad.
The question discussed was whether the electors
or taxpayers should vote atthe election BIZ! passed
ASSEMBLY,
THIRD READING or BILLS.
TIE House adjourned YESTERDAY pending motion
10 amend the College Appropriation 6lil oy STRIKING
out The first section and inserting substitute there-
for. Mr. A. \. THOMPSON opposed the oil manly on
the ground that Il contained IN appropriation % All
oGlOUS an nStituilon-One so utterly detrimental
to the Interests OF our country 50 an'agonSic 30 the
principles OF orr tonstltuton-audlng 10 the Cen.
tral College az MGrawyie. II that provision could
be stricken from ;he bill he might support IT,
MIR. J. BENEDICT regretted that any motion to
amend mad been made. Is II again lalt the whole
subject open for discussion. The bill was as perfect
It could be, and he hoped Il would be adopted
unamended
Mr. SWORDS proposed an amendment the same
the one offered by him Yesterday. with the exception
Of an Appropriation OF Sill 500 to Common Schools.
After considerable discussion Mr. Il. moyedto post
ponc the subject indefinitely. withdrawn.
Mr.. \. \. THOMPSON offered the following amend
ment which be said was proposed a An offset 10 the
McGrawye College ITO each and every person
who shall hereafter pursue fugitive slave into tins
State under the late act Of Congress the sum OF
SlO0 in all cases. when the claims of such persons
10 such slave snail oe established by law Ruled
out.
MI ELDERKIH offered the following an amend
ment "To \. V University $4,000 Geneva Col
lege So SEQ Hamilton 800 10 the several Acade-
mes in the State $4,000 to be divided N proper
ton to the number of Common School Teachers
they shall educate at least fifteen weeks IN year
1851, and the balance IN the Treasury to Common
Schools
Mr.. BRApLKY moved the previous question
Mr. RupTNSON "a He'd the and Inc
motion being susalned-carred, t3 10 A.
Nh ROBINSON moved TO reconsider
Mr.. FERDYcE moved to lay that motion on the Ia
be-lost The motion to reconsider lOsi-f 10 -.
An act to regulate the graSe OF Railroads. Mr.. o.
ALLEN moved TO recOmmIt for the the purpose OF
striking out the first section, pending winch the
house took q recess until p. NJ
iteTnOoH Session. -
An act TO regulate the guage of railroads Inc
question was on Nj O. Aliens motion to recomnt
for the purpose OF striking out the first secon-Lost
After discussion, Mr.. BURROUGHS moved - recon-
nit, with instructions TO strike out the second sec
tOn-Lost
The bill was then read and passed. g. to %.
An act 10 amend and consolidate the several actS
in relation 10 Common Schools IN the City OF New
-Recommtted, with power to report com
plete forthwith.
Mr. SWORDS reported complete the bill to amend
and consolidate the several acts IN relation 10 'on
mon Schools IN New-N ork CITY
Nh MAURICE moved TO reconsider the vote upon
the bill to amend the Charter Of the village Oh AS'o-
ria. The vote upon lis fnal passage Was az AN 'dneh
Mr' MILrs moved to take from the table the motion
10 reconsider the vote upon the bill approprlating
money TO enable the Attorney General TO procure
certain testimony from Europe. Carried.
The question then being upon reconlderauon' IL
was decided in the affirmative. The question then
being on It's final passage, it was passed.
An Act to amend and consolidate me several fctS
in relation 10 Common Schools IN the City OF New
York-lost. and motion to reconsider tabled Az
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