New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NEw.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Monday, April IA.
Mr. UPHAM from the Committee Canals,
made able report yindcang the Canal bill frsm the
charge of consuutonaty and in 20 the opinion
OF tie Attorney General concerning is This report was
accompanied boy opinion given by Daniel Webster, IN
which, after examining the bill he to the conclusion
that does not provide for the creation Of debt, and 10
Mr. SKINNER of Jefferson, from the minority of the
'f Ve vote f 6 9ss sef Son fof considera-
ton tomorrow morning Al O'Clock, thereafter
the b m relation To he redemption OF bank notes can
The .mt orspt bin for the assessment and collection Of
taxes p5s-ed the Select Con muee having made the
following sue ndmenfs 10 b.:
At the end Of lie second section the following added
"Aud css any person possessed OF such psr- n, ssiats shall
curte wards BIS Tor s purpose and -hn
meanrg OF the section shall dser-f he'd the
county aud ward which h- principal ul-nss' she'll tas tses
r sl ,,r ,y,ri 5fff, sac Sm,
benefit Of TIE a NOT assessed 20 such
uru section the under
er cnt transmitted 20 em Tor the purposes Investment or
ottsEVlss'
Section four amended by adding al the end OF the
secuon he following
But n The Cites Of IT, state The rod byths
''onn may CONFORM 90 ne lsneu oi the respective laws
tie time and place for ewing
tes Where erent pace ald manner prescribed BY sad laws
MIR BEEKMAN offered resolution calling on the Select
Commuee FEDERAL Relations 10 report with out delay
on he resolutions offered by him, In relation TO inviting
Daniel Webster visit and address the Legislature.
severs motions were made 10 lay on the table but the
Senate refused.
Mr. WILLIAMS moved to postpone I'll next week Lost
The question 90 The resolution itSef decided IN the
affirmative.
Au,-Ne.sr, Be.Imar Brandr-th Bowa Carroll Crook Cross.
Cots Dan Foi 'aonP Morgan nn'r Snyder satoa stone
ard Tuttls-l7
E.1,-hss.rs Beach, Colt Cook Dmmes G~ddes Johnson,
Mann Miller NoJs' Owen. Robinson, schoolmAk' Upham and
Nans-l4
Mr. Cock desired TO know what this without delay In
tended For himself be ready report al this
ment but IL due 10 the remainder Of the Committee
(mesTs Mann ard BabcOck) mat they DO together.
The ahsir went 20 further.
The bin limiting me power Of ciLies and villages 10 Gre
ale oeDt was called up.
Mr. Cross objected 10 that feature OF Il which required
after OhlrdI OF the Common Council had voted 10 IA
The people for heir ratification. He said that the Cor
pOrsIOn Of Brooklyn or New ork desired 10 raise loan
OF ten thousand dollars Especial election would cost eight
thousand dollars
Mr. Cook said that nigh ahaYe, g eOOfor $1,000
even for New YORK
Mr. CARROLL wanted the provision retained. He did
not wish 10 he Cities Of New York and Brooklyn
other clues excepted was sanitary cneck, and s o.
fects would be wholesome.
Mr. COR was opposed 70 this excepting out the cities
The BILL II good, good for all The bill lad on
the table
The Assembly communicated to the Senate their nom
concurrence with lhe amendments made by The Senate 10
the Militia bill and Committee Of Conference was sp-
pointed consisting Of sensIors Dsrtl Geddes and Dim
mick
on motion OF Mr. MANN The following resolution was
adopted
Rsivea That Canal Board requested regor,
Re delay Bo'sb. whether Sns plan had been formed
Ptso for The OF The enlargement the Efs Canal
thereof B-da0 aud Syracuse beyond
wcfh s- pf aay contsm Atsd % Be
report The Senate OF al
utrs adopted by January 1850 relating
rcr-s.v I'D If
Vh ~ aso copies o. al regulations adopted sad
Borc J1y 1851 atrg 20 isrgasnng the ccks 90 The
Holtszums level
Pending al attempt TO reconsider the vote by which the
capital punishment bill was iosE, recess was had.