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

BLLs
The following bills were read a third time and nassed
unless otherwise noted.
bill making appropriations TO certain academies for
the year 1850.
Mr. PARpEE moved to recomm the bill for the purpose
Of striking out the first section lie cou see no reason
why the academies provided for in shs bill should receive
these appropriations any more than others.
MIR. LrRoy stated that the bill reported in accord
anee with the recommendations Of the Regents These
acade had taught individuals who were to become
teachers.
MIR PAuprE stated that the was satisfactory
His M ton withdrawn aud the bin then passed
bill making appropriations to certain academies in
the State for the years 1851 and Iss2
bill to authorize the town of Sterling Ceyuga county
to borrow money and to tax the town for the payment
Of the The bill provides for the loauing Of s5 900
for time, not exceeding twenty years o be expended
BY them in grading and constructing railroad COM
mencing point on the s,rsquchanna and Cayuga
railroad and extending thence TO tho city of Auburn
and thence to its termination sodus bay at the town
Of Sterling
MIR. HArcH moved to reeommit the bi
Dir. LAKEWOOD advocated the passage of the bill, and
stated that II asked for by nine tenths Of the tax
paying citizens Of Sterng the rmonstnncc bears the
signatures Of only fifty while tie petitions
presumed the OPPOSITION to this biz opainaad from the
opponents OF the Sodus Canal bill and he called the
members TO cast aside all such feeling aud support the
bill.
Mr. BrRRorcHs opposed the bill at length; and then
by byrequest; moved the previous question. Carried.
The motion to recommit, with Instructions to strike
out the rt seetion was lost and the bill then passed
by ayes bS noes, 2S
A bill to amend consolidate and reduce to one act
the several acts relating TO Common Schools OF the city
Of New York
Mr. IL. J. ALLEN moved to recommt the bill. With in
structiops TO strike out the first section.
Mr. A. A. THoNlrsos hoped the motion would prevail,
as this bill not demanded Ivy the citizens Of New
ate ard, II passed II would throw the entire school
sysem of that city into confusion. IL merely
Of the Board Of Education and they alone very
desire " that 1t should become a law.
Mr.. yaHsrN replied to Mr. t., and insisted that the
bill called for The Board of Education asked for its
passge and they set forth in their communication good
reasOrs why il should become a law While the
STRANGE failed to make out Sbjcction, 1t Is remark
able fact that nearly every ward in the city had remon
straed against the bill from hearay The citizens Of
such localities in nearly every instance, after exami
nation Of the printed bill have withdrawn their
that tho Board Education should have the power pu
chase suprlies of fuel SC during the when it
be puIchased upon rcasonabls terms and Mt saving OF
considerable amount of the School fund
Mr. j. l.. PEnRr moved the previous question, which
was ordered, and the motion TO reconmit was lost.
Mr.. A. A. TnoMPsoS stated that he not 10 be
gagged by the previous question, and he moved to
recommit the bill with instruct to strike out the
third section lie wished merely 20 call the attention OF
the members 30 the communication of the School Trus
tees which had been laid the table, in which II
stated that II this bill passed they would feel
PEELED TO resign their places In such an event the school
systcm of New York city would be completely dsorgau
lied lie hoped the members would vote against the
bill lie then withdrew his motion to recommt
Mr. BrnRorcHs asked unanimous consent to have the
bin reed by its title.
tinucd.
Mr. BURROUGHS then moved to postpone the reading Of
the bill indefinitely Lost.
Mr. FoRD,es asked that the bill might be read by its
title
MIR. M.cosrrH again ossseted, and the reading CON
Mr. Bvurovoms asked that the bill might be read by its
title.
Mr.. MAconprR stin Objected, and the reading
tipucd.
Mr. Rorsn asked unanimous consent that the bgi
Mr. MacoMnrR persisted in his objection, and the
Mr. ovsr then asked icavr % absence til the reading
.ftl Ia. 4 h.s l... qVsssf frI
Tho SrrwrR decided that such y request was net In
order, and the reading siill continued,
DIR. Fuznrnu asked unanimous consent tb u tho bill
might BE- read IS ia title
Mr.. MAoonufn rcsolately objected, and the reading
CONTINUED
The bin was then carried by ayes CO nays .
bin inrclaton to vicnna and Clfitn Springs plank
hin in relation to oass Of Constable in the 'iage Of
Medina.
Atm TO surply the BLask river Canal AMI Black river
With water ly draining the lakes and Moose and Bea'e
b in relation 70 the eviction of officers in the rii
lage of 1lolsv
hin 10 anand ;ae rcrscd statutes in relation tc
bezzlsncnt and larcsny
bin TO antnorre tho re.apprnisai of canal damages
in the case OF George Iiswkins and othsrs
bil ~ te IaynsD. of moneys 20 the towns oi Clay
and schsoopI4l,
4 biz TO incoipsrst, The S,v yeri Juvenile leyun.
biato supply the school dstrc. iblarcs sith Web
StCrs Aciicpary.
An ,ot to elsand The code Of procedure
hlfo pIoUsa for the srrras u and payment Of car
damages to Rsule N Lyon
b to suahsr ire the Board q Supervisors q various
sunti, T. bx tse salaries of county elcESs-he c.y o.
Nes YORK sxce ted. Motiors Wcrc als9 made lRt -
IL TO-
A recess thon takcx I'M four ? "
AFTERNOON SESSION.
rusAer nitts CcSrtSrrn.
Ah to authorize the city II Broohhn 70 oorfo"
money a. oreeta city ball
iih for the r,lict of John h~srl
IN net to no 4el in relation 10
.rrnc's pnnh hhhs BY imprisonment Ia county JAMS and
A bin TO by out nov stree, In Ncw York city
bll to autkarizc the Commissioners Of Land Uhce
u grant vertsin aras under fcr the rc 81 the
Delaware and Delhi Turnpike Company.
York
yl to prevent frss in the village of Poughkeepsie
I'll Tor the relief ~ the Bruwctton Bridge company,
bill Tor the relief ~ certain purchasers of land pur
chg sc'x II the Oneida Indians.
n to regulate the salaries of District Attorney in
a bin for the relief Of John Tslmsdge.
bill to amend the act In relation TO the hhroof
drster ~ the city Ct New York. -
Mr.. Dcvonrrrr moved to rccommit this bill for amend
nts, and called f The reading q the remonsrance
! agsinst th. passage Of tho bill.
/ The r. mcnstrance read. 80
Mr.. GvrrN advocated the passage OF the bil and op
\ poecd the molten 10 rcccmmt. ,.
i Mr.. BsCruovsx advocated the motion 70 recoinm1
and proceeded to show the operation Of the prescnt law
ic contcndcd that some modification vss Necessary a,
The motion to rccommit ~as withdrawn ana tine oh
| Mr. W. a Gsreony moved a reconsideration of the
vote, and that the motion lay the table Carried
bill TO amend the charter of the city OF Brookyn
blli authorizing appropriation OF money IN ana o.
| cmiernnts of color from this State.
bil In relation TO the settlement of the claims o.
Chaupccy smith. late agent of Sing Sing prison
| MIR. MsconsRs moved TO re-oommt the bill and on
the motion, made long speech.
Mr. Bs,ocs replied In explanation Of certain charge
! made by Mr. NJ
Mr. T. H. B.srpcr followed in opposition TO the mo
| thn 10 rc-counu,it, and In advocacy of the blu.
4 Mr. ssvrssScv advorsted the passage of the bill.
The Question was taken ON the motion 70 re-comm'
| snd Lost
The bu vas then read and Passed by ayes A. uays o