The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

BIZ uozsz's LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
Senate.

ALBANY, April 16, 1851.
CONSOLIDATION Of NV rorE, pRoogLss AND WILLIAMS
Mr. Cposs made detailed report on the subject Of the
proposed consolidation Of the cities Of New York
lyn and Wiamsburgh.
MT BErSsa,S after it presented, said the Senate
and people Of New York ought that the entire
public opinion this subject had been got up BY
person, and only one. All the New York Senators
opposed 10 the proposition
The report placed on file.
BiiL ron rHr surPREssioS o. GAMBLING.
Mr. MuIrR, from the Literary Committee, reported
complete the bin for the suppression Of Gambling and
it ordered to q third reading.
nyFrALo srsFr~sloS BnrpGE.
The Buffalo Suspension Bridge Company bill
derd to otid reading This Is for suspension bridge
from Buffalo to the Canada shore the ruins of old
Fort Erie.
Mr. BrrsNAS reported complete the bill to present
copy of the Naur! History Of this State to the library
ofthe Executive at Washington.
srN1Es JrEIspicrioS CERTAIN
sRooKLrsS.
Mr.. B,Heocx from the Judiciary. reported complete
the hi to vest In the United States Of America juris
dction in certain places In tine city Of Brooklyn Or
dered TO third reading
NJ CSots reported tho bin for tho incorporation Of
the Senate.
ASSESSMENT aNp coLLrcrioS or r,xss
Mr. Cow reported fnvornbly the bill amending the
law in relation to the assessment aud collection OF
In the city CT New York.
cASaL ESi ,norsi,sr ptiL.
Mr. Moncss presented eight petitions of the citizens
of New York asking for the pnsspgc Of the Canal En-
laIg'Ineni bill
Mr. Williams, from the Committee Commerce and
Navigation reported the Assembly bill relative to the
Fmgrsnt Commissioners and Hospital en- staten Island
N a -
snt af,er q, Ea.sf. q ,h se. y .ssil se snswto
seuaers from beyond the hold SCAT the Beard uf
s hrssr ), q = @ oe fns y ~ 4 E
Mc,srs M,SS and D,ncocx advocated this scc.son for
TIE that after ship owner. ssgaged In tlis buS
no,s commissioner lac might osten a. su'i> act as
judge Ia his cRsr, which principle rapugnant
all sound law Thpy desired ~ place their votes
record in faycr II the proposed amendment.
Mr.. MopoAN hop9i the record pf the vote rould bc
taken !, vas Jiow aimed at cue gentlcmsst who was
himself one of tbs most honorable and u<ef NJ members
u the board lie wanted to II the senate would
sanction H.
Mr. rrit,N opposed the proposed Amendment
The vote was ;escn and the amendment vas rejected
A,rs-nes.rs. Bs.eoch. Cures, cuInnip. Mann Noycs,
No,s-Nos,.s beach. Beel,Ban. Carroll Cook crslius
,reek Greg D'mmisk Cd = Johnsen Mlls. Msrgan.
Mr. BrrssS then moved to strike sat tho sixth sec
ton of the e being that which, provides for this
addition q the once of Physician Of the Marirs lospi
tai and .1e transfer q his duties t. the iea, ocer.
A,rs--rs.srs. Bessmsn. Brandr~ah c.rrop Croli.,
Crook. Crrs D,muieh fes Guiug.r sehoonrAksr. ska
Ykss-Mes'r. n;ask, eool. .crsss Dart, csldes. MILE,
Oven. Robinson. Stantoa. aud UTAer-l0.
Ihs bill was then laid ON the sahle.
AsssssNrSt t,ws--,rr.o'ns nv riIs osvsayoa
Tie Govcrnox tram mitted r approval q the bin regu-
lstisg the asasssment laws.
yNctaINrp DrrprSps pxRosIrs ~ sAviSgs sAWs.
Sin motion 81 Mr. GrpbEs was
Resolved Nthe Sense that thsComptrsil,r be and
ira three ss enquire aad ascertain the amount sf unclaimed
ddepds sad deposits prior - he yrs, day q ianu
iue snd that said sgnts shal have
examine under oath, To be ad nnistered by such
ssent - scents OF ,hsH any n the ossr ar.s
tse~dge relating 70 srch dividends and d"pasits and
shah ac have 10 sxsnssc fy into the books and
deem ncessary ssa ths object of this rsoluticn such
ssert aFent ha aso enquire into snd ascertain the
the psymest of the deposits heldby Il In trus well 4
the tta amount ~ such deposits The result ~ such nr
sna shall he reported e the nss, Lessla ure
within ten days after the session commences.
NEW roRs Housr fNprsrRY,
/ Mr. sro~r reported complete the bill TO Inc nrporat
the New York Home aud School of Industry.
4 rftr
Mr. Scuoosm.rrp introduced act In r. alton 10 tn
| coast survey within the State of New forF.
sfiI-rtir WITHDRAWAL 0s rms pguocRA ~,
/ SENATORS, rrc.
Mr. BarcocE moved 10 proceed at once 10 the thir,
| reading of the Canal bill.
Mr. MANS hopcd-no, he desired a. address the senat.
this question; and he hoped might not be brough
forward till TO morrow as he vas not ready meanwhile
| other bills could he read
MIR Coos said that the r ends of this bin and the peo
pie had right TO know ,t the rmors that wrr
circulating 80 freely n Al pledge had bTen entered In
20 by nwbcr o. r<e dcmocrstio Senators that the,
would rec IN, so N q the senate should be len wthou
the costhutonas Quorsm a three hfths, which
o1"sy % ths pa~agc Of sa appropriation bills u