New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July 9.
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SPECIAL SESSION.
SENATE AIRIyy Wednesday July

SENATE.ALBANY.W Wednesday, July y.
petition was presented by j L. CAN'T asking the
Senate 10 purchase the Dagueneotype lkenesseS OF
the Senator'S II was referred To the Committee on
Retrenchment.
Mr. Cross reported adverse to the bill to regulate
the Assessessnents for local improvements IN the
CITY OF New York and TO grant the necessary power
therefor to the Mayor Aldermen and CommOnalty of
the City of New-lork. The Senate agreed to the
Mr. ROBINSON reported asking to be discharged
from the bill to promote medical inquiry and IN
structlon.
On motion OF MIR. COOK the following resolution
adopted
Resorei That the opinion Of this Senate the Electors
Of the AAVth Senatorial District, IN petionlng that Josiah
u Williams may be admitted to a in this body, eNer-
inherent night which belongs TO every Elecor IN
ths State and that the Committee Privileges and Elec
tons have jurisdiction to inquire whether JOSIAH VII
lams Henry Stanton IS legally elected to represent
the XXNth Senatorial District.
Mr.. MORGAN reported the bill 10 promote lnstruc-
ton IN the Medical Colleges and Literary Institutions
OF the State and making an Appropriation therefor
from the United States Deposit Fund Revenue.
The bill appropnates $4,000 each to the Rochester
and Genesee 900 each to five Medical Colleges
the remaining $7 900 is to be divided by the Regents
among all the Colleges III the State, except a. Mon
and Columbia. according to the number OF students
IN them. IN the same way as 10 Academies. ordered
10 third reading
Mr. WILLIAMS reposesd the bill amending the law
relative to Police a.A eostces Courts IN New-iork
City. which was oroauo1 % a third reading.
MIR. JOHNSON reported the bill incorporating the
UHon Steam Vessel Co. complete.
Mr. MORGAN reported the bill allowing the Mer
chants Exchange Co. IN Newly Ork to redeem lis
capital stock and borrow money. ordered 10 thlTd
reading.
Mr. DART reported the bill authorizing the Platts-
burgh and Rouse's Point Railroad Co to build draw
bridge Big Chazy river. Ordered to third read
The bill to abolish all tolls on railroads passed
AYES % Nays S. All the New-York Senators voting
IN the affirmative.
The bill providing for paying back the money
h, merchants New York under DrOtpSf 70
the Mariners Fund. Passed
The bill to divide the Sixteenth Ward of New
York and TO create the Twentieth Ward was
passed
The bill ,appropriating $4,000 d year for two
wears. for the support OF the New-York Volunteers
passed
The College Appropriation bill reported by Mr..
Dir. BEEKMAN moved to recommlt TO except
from the operation Of the bill the Central College
at McGrawville He held Report IN his hand of
that College which took ground against the preJu-
does az they termed them, against the common
ntermngllng OF the sexes, contendlng that those
prejudices should be done away with. eread IRON
the Report.
Mr.. CARROLL said that 1t referred only to educa-
tion. Ii contended only that woman was possessed
of intellect as well as man that was ali right:
Mr. BEEXNAN read on. The report contended for
no distinction between the coors. He hoped the
State would consider well before they gave aid TO
such an institution At this College the two sexes
reclted together He protested against that In
New-York this was not allowed
Mr.. CARROLL heard nothing from the extracts
showing that the grounds taken that they attempted
10 do away with the distinction OF the sexes was
theirs He hoped the Senator would "l1hdra" Ms
motion.
MI BEEKNAS-No, Sir
Mr. DINsrcK said If II was possible IN New-York
CITY 10 keep the sexes distinct he had yet TO learn H.
lLaughter.i A. 10 the Central College Mr. u. sad
he had good authority for saying that TINS Institution
was well and ably conducted. His authority was
MI Ncolworth, the well known, capable and en-
cient Principal of the Homer Academy, wmch vas
situated three miles from this College. tie gave MN
(Mr 10 understand that II Was an INSTITUTION Wen
worthy OF imitation far as its character tor faithful
instruction WAS concerned Mr. ID. did not LOOK al
the color but the character OF the student Inc
question was taken, and the motion was los, oy a
vote OF to Is, NeSsrs baocock beeA.nan, nii1-
reih. Crous and Curtis voting IN the affirmative
The Senate went into Executive session. ana Inc
following appointments were made .
Votay1ss Pabl,c-In New-York Cty-Jeremah
Dodge. ir, John II White, Thomas Stewart, Nicho-
las Halght Henry w. Glurt J. Mansfield DAVIS
Chas. Mott Onward + Delaney, Horace VI. rug
giles, Richard F Pansen, John Nelson, Gaoris! L.
Lewis John T Hoffman. LOUIS J. Wads"orth, w m
). Milledollar. J G. Kane, w R. T. Jones, Allen
Washington J Sha,wooc. j., VIM II. Brown. Iheo-
dore L. Draper, VIM. A Woodward, C. Mchinsiry'
stephen D. Van Setback, Charles Tracy Lucius rn
kin, John Jackson P w. Turrey. \. JARVIS, u. Gom-
missioner for loanlng certain monies OF the l. >.
Recess TIL T.
Afternoon SESSION.
BrlIs PASSED.
The Bills IN INCORPORATE the Madison Hotel Asso-
citation TO INCORPORATE Union Steam Vessel Assold-
ton TO allow Auburn TO subscribe to the stock OF
Railroad TO connect Lake Ontario VITA the hrie
Road all passed and the Senate Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
THIRD READING Or BILLS
An act In relation TO the powers ana duties Oh
P-oc Officers, and proceedings against them
The question pending when the House ADJOURNED
Yesterday, was upon Mr.. LERoY's motion 10 recon-
nit, wl:a instructions TO amend