New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

rom The allacks made by MI Carroll II there We're any
vas never psI.y or privy 20 IT, and the Senator the
lhM DsIo knew.noL Thai be Mr. 81 was 10 favor the
IN ill this afternoon lie tMr confident Of setting
only from and honorable motives The Senator from
ne2th. tMr Carroll had rig TO hold bis own opinon
but these were the facts.
Mr.. CROOK again took the floor.
Some further discussion sDSued when the bull was re-
ported 10 The Senate by vote Of Al to4.
MI CARRoLL moved 10y The report the table Lost
report then agreed 10 aud The bill was ordered 70
Are Arecess was taken un4P.M
The Senate passed the bill declaring Moose River at the
hOrh, q public highway
Also, the charter of Fulton Bank.
fhe bill revising ;he system Of selling lends In Bushwick
Snepg sn sSsy ne .y.,sm and sdopng for bis town
SLOWED In other parts OF the State The bill
Tae Committee reported progress the bill to provide
for furnishing Of hools with diagrams by The elemen-
ary principles OF mechanics. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY,.
Mr. WAKEMAN reported complete the bill In relation to
the State Arsenal al New York Also, for the relief OF the
Free Library Of New York
Petitions presented sgainst any law to invaidste
'ee s' Of certain persons TO lands "noer water Now
From various Counties in State for the speedy
csnsf OF 'n' Ere BLACK ''' Aoo 0'0''0' '"'S
Mr. BAKER introduced bill chsrering Asylum for Id
The House. 10 Committee, considered bills making sp-
poprsions to The State Prisons Al sngsing aud Clinton
the indebtedness Of The Sing Sing Prison. and $4,000 TO
nQudaie the present expenses for The current year also
Clinton Prison and $4,000 for the current expenses OF the
year, ~ uovaa n ,,r.s nm, so,,,.sr ,hor,.nd
dollars from the Sing Sing appropriation, and insert 1878
dollars 81 cents. After some debate the amendment
FIRST section providing for the appropriation Of 1900 dol
lars to pay debts which motion was carried
The second section Of the bill was adopted rs was aso
The remaining sections
motion being made 10 the first section, 1t was
The same Committee then considered the bill in relation
10 the State Prisons OF the Stale.
adj fbe
the teaching OF mechanical trades In the prisons long dts
sussion ensued, md, without concluding. motion was
made 10 nae aud report progress, which prevailed
Upon the question of egesog 10 the report OF tho Com
mee 90 The sing Sing Prison ,s Dill Morton to strike ont the
fs sesuon; moved TO Law the question agreeing to
the report Of the Committee on The table Los ana INC
report sgreed 10 Recess .o, o..v.,, FrD.
On motion Of Messrs. TUTHILL POOL GRAHAM, TEN,
ms BRIGGs BURRoUGAs various papers were referred
40 Committees 10 report complete ,.,,. . ,s.u. vo..
Mr. WAEKMAN reported the bill IN rssnon 10 ne"-hofA
Also ,bs bill In relation to he Free Library OF the Me
ch.nics &c OF the city of New-York.
M A sni1H presented amendment 10 the Charter Of
Also Tor a Ferry across Chsu,anque Lake
Petitions were presented by Messrs WAKEMAH ana
MT BLACKSTONE presented remonstrance against any
reslricion on the erie Railroad. 80
Mr. BAcSHoUsE Of Brooklyn, presented petitions rela'
tive 10 The last Attorney OF Kings 90.
In relation 10 streets IL Niliisms0urgh.
Against the Orphan Asy ium Law -, -. -, ....
Mr. WARD presented petition relsuVe 10 ianu unue'
water In front OF the city Of New York .. .,,A,.
Mr. PARoEE introduced petitions reSuye 20 naVigeO'o
feeder FROM Csnardsigus Lake to inc EHe Oana'
Against new street Ia CsnsndMgea p0.x u.vr
PeuIions were presented by Mess,s fAkpkk, WAk AXE
NAN A. SMITH McLoUTH Pool, D ALLEN, SOITOM lo,l
VARsUM LESLIE, BURROUGHS, 40 Tor the enlargement
~s ~ pcu ia, the enlargement Of Owego Canal
BY Mr. swoRDs, relative 10 The Newtown ana morpe'h
R A. = RrsEpIcr OF Newton aud Smith, for relief.
By Mr. BARNES, for Lsw Library 10 the Western eoun
sy Mr.. Nos e, to suppress the liquor tariff.
~ Mir o. ALLEN, relative To the bridge at Irving
By Mr.. GILBERT, 10 prohibit The liquor franc -
By Mr. GsAaAM relative 10 the Gospel and scnooi money
sy Mt saESMAS, to esebBsh lamp districts 10 Plough.
lss3s,. Also ngsns the same aud against amending the
s ssPsae ofIbe New PsitE Ferry Company.
By mr LEsLIs, Of the Gath Regiment against me ne"
By Mr. a A THOMPSON, sgsnsE any restriction on the
New Yors ard Ere R,soSS mowers ore.r,.ip Courts
MOTIONS AND sEPoRTS.
Mr. BAKER brought IN eH TO incorporate an 'y'u"'
fog Idiots IN the City ofNew.l ork .. ~,
Mr. Wash reported complete bill TO incorporate the
Broadway Savings Bank ~. To-,
Mr. VARNUm 10 amend The charter OF the Iioga Iron
Mr. Row., Complete, the bill relative to school dAtres
Mr. To%SsrSp, the bill relative TO weights and meas.
oIes ... ,.Do,,l
ed. uent OF deeds in other Slstee ,.,--,-.-
sso the bil authorizing the Society of Redemptoniss
NJ issSSsoII complete the hill 10 amend the charter
Of the Iaaesboro' bsinencge Navigation Company;
name Also for the re OF Roswell Graves Also against
The Oneida Poor Farm Bill.
Nj FERss reported bill relative 10 the School fsx N
Mr. TOWNSEND, against Authorizing the City Of Auburn
10 make osn Accompany 10 build RAILROAD from LaA0
Erie 70 the Erie Railroad.
Mr. UsDERwooD not in favor Of The report and
moved that Il be laid on tbs liable. Carried
Mr. WASP ,he oil relative to The support OF the Dead
tute Chsld,on Of Sesnen ,,.,.,
Mr. CADY brought In Dill 20 eOnef aaolu"na powers
on The Courts Of Sessions J., =
MT BsKsR. 10 incresse he number Of Wards IN Troy.
Aso amend the charters OF or naa'Vp hVn0oUS nss
ton, Albion aud FOuk hkcSpsie
Mr }. BsNHpIcI, TO amend the charter OF Uuea \,
Mr.. LEKoY moved an inqsiry relative 10 lae D@'u a.
Phgnix ,.,,,o.d
Poiudsm Village pc taken from tnstsoe As'eoo W ~N
The bill ordered 70 thrc reading. .,,.. 4.
M VIkNvM moved that Di sa.horz'ng Railroads In
The Stale 10 subscribe the capital sloe6 OF Tue oesA
Wesers Railroad be referred report eompee-cArrieo
The House went into Committee Of the Whole, INT
Bryce The Chsrl on the en making appropriations 70
Tse bills were vsoasly areoe Cd ard reported to the
House and Comnee TOOK up the Dill 10 relation
Mr. US GSEcoRY ofNsw.York City. moved 10 strike
out hs third section which allowed pTisoaers 70 ee taught
suede de sassiDsd bis proposition al lengh Insisting
on A. an act OF Justice The mechanics OF ne stss
NJ. A A THOMPSON, Of New-Sofk' 'ooA S'H1A '''~
M, sIrSR oppo,ed the amendment becsuse he deemed
mai pr.opers shoad able, when dsehArged
Mr. RrRRoUcns supported ,he erendmert nilsing that
nwoald DOT be lnsl 70 revive sse.u We xsySsI pah
continued by wise Legislation, iof5fced oy Po"eiui P-o
Mr. MAcosnEK Of New. York CITY, although one OF the
Pdson Committee hsd iot OF osr IN reporting this oL
he deer ed The section altogether Objectionable ana
stricken out he woad deem OF the de'srn'
naon of the Legislature 10 hold ssu zr reform
heretofore adopted. ~,
M BAKER yielded 20 no man his Tespec. for tho Me
chspic. of ne state Bat he Si nos deem worth wne
On ell occasions TO proclaim that 1eadssIp Hts desire
was 10 lresi snfoly the ciscAuged fTsoneio have hin
looked urcn a. human beiug entitled 70 he sympathy OF
her fslloo,-nen lie wished wnen prisOuers dis
charged tc have them have SONS means OF obtaining
livelihood.
Mr., BuEROUGBs moved Es su6sVt1te for me le't0n
h prisoners snail be Ia1g hl Tho elementary 0ra1ctes u
m English eda .snon.
Mr. BaktR sld tho law already provided Tor vhN 4
here propossd