New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18

Inc lOllOWlUE OlllS were phbeSu.
To amend the Property Insurance law.
To change n e name Or Louisa Leggetl
To chang lhe name Of Daniel Mutton Fdckey. ,,,,.
Relative 10 toll gate Oh Tho Geneva ana hu'u'''ie
70 amend the act in relation to the Onondsgs Peni
TO amend the Rural Cemetery law.
To authorize Henry r. Prudy 10 establish Ferry over
To provide Tor the settlement OF the claim OF Campbell
Moody
To smend The SCI FOR the relief or Leah Morris
To suhorize the Clyde and Rose Valley Plank Road Co
10 abandon part OF their road.
To authorize the consolidation Of all the railroad COM
pAuies any two Of them between Buffalo aud Albany
Nj FoRDYcE moved TO Iecommlt, and proceeded 10 op
pose The passage OF The bill.
Mr.. o. ALLEN followed on the other side.
The motion TO recOmmit wSs further adVocstei ny
Messrs LEROY, GLEASON, HORTON and MAcoMBER and
opposed by Mess!s SHERMAN. HARRIS and fARNUM.
The motion TO Te-commit was carried.
Ar o. ALLEN NOV ed reconsideration aud that The mo-
don lie on the table Loaf
The House refused to reconsider.
Ia re alton The compensation Of the Justices OF the
Supreme Court OF the let Judicial Disirict
Mr. BvRRoUGHs moved to take from the table the motion
and dasie. Of the state saperutsndent OF
The House agreed to reconsider and the bill passed
To authorize The Csyuga nation OF Indians TO purchase
TO amend he charter OF the village Of Waterloo.
Mr. JAYNE moved TO take ffom the table the motion to
reconsider the vote on bil sppropnsnng library mo-
neySto the payment teachers wages
To ameLd The charter OF the Village OF Piermont.
To charter The University OF Albany.
TO authorize the building Of bridge over the Erie Ca
ldl al KOiuS
To chsI the time for making payments the Savings
Fund
The Gowanus Bsy Dock bill.
To increase The number OF Wards and Ward officers 10
tie City Of Troy.
At his sisgs Of the proceed0eI Mr. HATCH opp rose
to question Of privilege ana presented the following
comm cation
Tshe Hon HlJ Raymond Sr,ak,r IF -, fuerby.
placed 90 =. autasonstc,I po-on the senstor from thu
s Dsct NJ hat postoa having been assumed gnier
proper me mamtsa he po.ioa sad the
understand hsvg violated By Inc ssi senator hereby
leave to suos W rs qua on asa msnbsI Of h' oooy pe7fnns
ht eslsse suou % submitted % ths psope Of our Ds
mp HsTcH. a.no.f ifA.'s os.y tom l,i District
f'fsDby Ct@wbsr Aa'Hy iT"l6 1851 Os~sgo Co.
Mr. BENEDICT hoped the gentleman would withdraw
bis resgDaon lie had been one OF the most active bust
members OF tie present Legislaiure and he really
hoped he ould consent 10 remain with the Assembly for
the remaining brief space OF the session
Mr. HATcH thanked his friend fro Oneida FOR the com
pAmeni paid him. but lie could not consistently. with his
sense o. rRI ard justice TO BIS constituents consent u
recall his resignation His resignation accepted snd
tie business OF he House was proceeded with.
resolution received from the Senate resembling
the joint Resolution requiring the third reading Of bills
when more Ihan ten were ready for final passage Car
RED
For the relief ofthe heirs OF Eleazn Rexford.
mr. w. GREGORY moved 10 take from The table the
the Hsrbor Master Of the City Of New-York The motion
10 reCCrsccr RED, ard the bill again read and
then passed Ayes y, Noesl4
tu ecIlg certain debts owing by nOnresdeps 10 TAXA
Or. BIRD moved to recommit this bill
Mr. GLEASON opposed the notion and advocated the psG
TIE motion to recomml, was lost ard the bill pssIed
Mr. TowNsEsD offered resolution dlschAging the Com.
mees from the further Of papers referred to
ihe and hat the papers BE- given TO the Clerk Adopted
FOR The relief Of Ohm Strauss
Ycr tie relief OWN. J. helson ard Ira Z Philips.
Keee"' O'Clock fo.,..,, S.,.oi.
The thfd reecrg Of bills was resumed. and the follow
ing passed, un.ess Otherwise noted
received
Mr.. WAcEMAN, rom Tie Committee on The majority and
minority reports II relation 70 alleged Canal frauds, made
~ the Commuee apr oiDed at the lsst session reported
10 favor OF puni.1s Only TIE testimony and exhibits
MI ELoEREiN moved 10 lay the resolution on the table
Nj WOOSTER moved print the whole OF the report by
MI l. PlSRT moved Tho Previous q Question, and The
efouuot Of ihe Committee 10 print oay The testimony and
ar BuRGorGHs moved reconsderalion. Lost
mr. "AKEMAS then offered q resolution TO print ten
lines The ususl Lumber Adopted.
TIE mary lesoilons progdirg Tor tie pa menl Of
The oft.e Of he House, were offered and adop.ed.
FOR tLe re ief Of he hers o. EieaSeT ReKiOrd.
massage was received FROM the Senate transmitting
The foAoS Dg concurrent resolution. See seaste pro-
Mr. BUsRoUcHs said iha. be lad l.e t. say on The sub
lecs OF lhs TesouoD bat thai e 10 hoped vodd have
some eject There Was on Our tale isrge Lumbsr Of
dis or ocsl importance. the whole Oh ect o. which
would De defeated II mol ps,sed hi. session Toe
isci hat here Was not lhe usls representation 10
adjourn Low. He hoped We should femsin long
enough 10 pass The bus our Table, which Ihs
SeLeto Lh4 hfcd0y passed and II tne
working majority 10 lbe Senate. lel that DO y wal.
GU motions Tor a. adjournment ifthe senste can 90
justice 70 these ills seqGiIe thai should be done
Ibis extraordinary movement Of certain Senators ~ dsor
GAME ne LefIauGe o. time when business Of The grsA
s'' ~ We PrrirbIVd f0r hrif consideration, no
sppreherced would noble lOOkeo upon people
lhcLsDce Ibis wa nOl aume for him. while he fsgersh
Oooo Sss Up ha CITY 10 sise Ihe yOceOi albes or
70 soUDc Ne noe Of praise He willing that tho peo-
PIE should Pass % he conduct Of The resi- sning Sen
tsoF. no doub! they willing to submit 10
NsI judgment, or they would nos have taken he
e1HsoIcLaFy ep they have taken. Mr. Burroughs
~es wiling 10 submit to H. but he believed could
eroorn ocsy and discharge duty public but
mucn OF the resolution cOnIemp sied session
e e eyed In persvey demanded by tbs Interests Of
me niae DE regretted that the Of his health
-en "a. ne cou lot nov gay all thai lie houghg The
eeson cemAnc ed IL had been bis good III fortune
70 egree VI thai class Of Senators who bad retired from
men 'ehD tor 10 either 10 heir Opirons nor
u ne position they bad laken He had heard
h- boie Of the cannon from the Csptol Hill ard be had
been tod that s object VIVA TO proclaim 10 the State Ia
tones OF triumph, thai the Consultation had been saved
rom No aon but he believed be could say TO The people
o. MS sale here Sss Tot GTespOnse TO that vOlce-f
ne poop sukianec Lsir retiring Senator'S by verdctn
favor Of their ooVrse-at the ume bad wheu me