New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

much any IN the State. and II appropriations were
to be made 10 any he shOuli deem Il but due 10 his
constituency that The Randolph Academy should be
AIDED. tie mad been applied 10 10 endeavOr % get
such aid for them. but L was from a belief that no
such appropriation could be made from the fact that
1t Is impossible 10 draw line Of distinction between
them, thar he had kept his peace and made no such
proposition He would be glad 10 see that aDpr0pra
ton made but he felt the difficulty OF adopting the
principle. lie was fully satisfied that # We passed All
appropriation 10 one we could not draw line cut
ting oihers-and II view OF this, NE said be would
vote against il
Mr.. LYoy's motion was loSi-5 to-
TIE bin was then made the Special Order for TO-
morrow Recess I'll. : p. II.
At4 VI the Senate resumed and ordered ,nlri
reading Of bills Adjourned
ASSEMBLY
Mr. BAcKHOUsE introduce bill m relation 20 the
Commissioners fthe City Of Brooklyn.
Mr. BIRD reported fayorably on the bill IN relation
70 the powers Of boar, Of supervisors.
By Mr.. CLARk-T complete the bill % divide The
sixteenth Ward of New. York City.
By Mr.. WAgEvAN-Td complete the bulto moor
porate the Benevolent savings Institution Of New
York City also, petIlon relative 10 the Boari %.
Health OF sad CITY -"
BY Mr. DEWEY-A resolution IN relaaoas'S0 the
Commissioners Of Emigration Of New-NsrS city.
After discussion Il was lald on the table
By Mr.. WAKLNaN-A bill 'Sabolsh tolls on Rail
BY Mr.. Townsend, fffora6ly, the bill to authorize
the Merchants Exchange Company TO reduce rs
capital stock.
By W. ;. GREGORY, favOraby, the bill relative 20
to the distribution OF the public DOMAIN
BY Mr.. Moss, resolution 70 suspend the 4tn rule
Of the House for the purpose of Introducing oili
limiting the independent power of the respective
branches OF the legislature u regard 10 mourning
expenses for public printing travelling committees,
&C. Adopied-ls 70 g.
BY Mr.. LEROY, bill IN relation TO taking, cOndi-
tloDally, the testimony OF witnesses IN criminal
cases
BY Mr.. MORRIS a bin relative 70 the power OF the
Supreme Court ~ granting divorce.
Mr.. LESLEY reported against the bill relative 70
the transportation OF freight on the New York and
Ere Railroad Agreed 10.
AT. ELDEPKIS reported complete the bill 10 bridge
Lake Champlain at Rouse's Point
Nr. DEWEY moved 10 recOmmlt 70 the Standing
Committee on Railroads.
The previous question was moved. ami the report
Of the Committee agreed 20. 66 20 o.
Mr. STILwELL reported favorabiy the bill 20 regl-
late the guage Of Railroads
Mr. Morris reported bill 70 reduce the State
Tax
By M T. II BENEDICT, iavorably the bill TO aPpro-
pirate portion Of the l. : Deposit fund go Colleges
and Medical Institutions.
BY Mr. TOWNSEND. favOraby 20, strike out The Ap-
preparation 70 the New-l ork University.
Mr. WOOSTER moved 10 amend by approquaiing
81 LOCO TO the NeU-Nork Central College ASSOCIATION
4 discus on eusucd between Messrs. Wooster \
A. Thompson. Kellogg and Baker, when The amend
mcnt was withdrawn.
Pending the motion 10 agree with the report OF me
Committee, the House took a recess I'll PM