New-York daily tribune., 1851-04-16


Con Oh Schools IN the City Of New-YOrk.
Mr. q J ALLEN moved to lay the report on et,b.e-
PIE repor Of lbs C0mmIllee WGI rot AgreSd To-
In relation the Indictments for libel and tle trial
hereof
BvMr.w. s GREeoRY-The New.York Volunteer bin
BY Mr. BRAYToN-Proyiding for Canal Bridge al
BY Mr.. T. H. BENEDror-For the relief Of ThomAs
To amend the Charter OF Pisrmont
By Mr. sTEvENs TO amend The act In resu ln ID the On
or dsPa PennenuATy.
By Dir CLARK to authorize the sale OF the skAneat
ByMr PGRDEE to extend the charter Of the OltsTio and
Lexington Mutual Insurance Company.
By Mr. BURRoUCHS 10 relation 10 lhe powers and ouieA
Of Buperintt no eutf of Common Schools
Mr. BURROUGHS moved that the College Appropriation bill
he msde the special order Immediately Aer third reading
Of bills Agreed to-
Mr. B. called up the bill providing for the purchae OF
Webse,s unAbrd ged Dictionary
Mr. UrDFRwoob moved that this work only be purchased
for Districts, msjony Of whose Trustees expressed
The bili was supported by Mr. Burroughs TuthiIl, J.
Benedict and A. Su ith ard opposed by Messr' Under
woOo O Allen, Feler and AnthOn.
The amendment lost, and the Dill ordered Sd read
's - cosTiNUA1Iow OF REPORTS COMPLETE.
Bv Mr. HATCH 10 amend the Charter OF Fulton
ny Mr. LESLIE, providing for the appointment OF ad-
TO sntboTze the Troy and Boston Railroad Companies
TO amend the Law relative to the taking Of testimony in
o'Tr The minority report against the Rouses Point Bridge.
By yMr ARTHUR, for the relief Of Morris Martin
T.
M FARR brought a bill to provide for an additional
Justice OF the Pesce n Fort Ann. -. rh
Er BRIGGS grant certain lands under wafer W JUN
M BSfccs s,Eed consent to report complete TIE York
Town Railroad bill he COMMITTEE 9e,ng squs .n1.son
he bill wss returned as Incomplete
MI w F RUSSELL 6 coohrm the oinc'ai &c" O' n0H'S
mr L. HARRIS from t6e Joint Committee on Conference
The Militia bill reported certain amendments "hlcn
@f VASSuM to authorize the purchase OF POlters Field
by the City OF New-York.
For the relief Of Leah Morris
Mr. TOWNSEND, minority report from The Se ect Com
mit, last year to M rsoor, Ga
ec Committee examine testimony &c and 10 decde on
The number TO he printed 49,. .,.,,,.,,., ,,,r
Mr. WAKEmAN's n ohon prevailed. ~, ,..... -
Mr. TUTHLL reported compete 1ne oni Ieia'ie W VIC
By Mr. TowNsEND-The bill for the relief OF Thomas j.
Hamilton, an alien, reported complete ,
By Mr. CADY relative to the Brooklyn Benevolent
Society
By Mr FrTzHUcH, for the relief Of John SHoup.
TO amepd he revised statutes relative the assessment
To authorize married women being StsckholderI In cor
poTStons, 10 vote at election OF directors r., -,
porste the Academy OF the Sacred Heart City OF
For The relief Of Dean S Howard
-'0''' afternoon Se,sion
The lbrd reading OF bills was resumed.
For the relief OF Richard Empey.
Making the ,fce OF Assessor OF The Street Department OF
The City OF NewYoIk a sssIied Office -,
Authorizing the Commissioners Of Highways OF the
town OF Ovid 10 borrow money for bridge purposes
To smund act In relation TO the fees and CON pensson
ofcsrtaiD officers the City sud County OF New
Mr.. A. A. THOMPSON moved q reconsdeTalOn LOtI-
Ayes ~, Nays 46.
The Senate sent back the bill In relation to The redemp
ZION Of Bank notes with The House amendments, concur
red In.
In relation dealers second hand articles and the
Junk shops OF The City Of New-YGk.
An act making appropriations for the expenses Of the
Government for lhe fiscal year ending April 50, 1851
tie appropriation OF SlOeOO for Orphan AsylumS and n
ser $4,000 Subsequently, he moved TO ecommit to The
mmittee on Ways and Means ~h Instructions TO In
seu $40 GOO. This motion was Withdrawn.
Mr. HATCH renewed The motion TO recommit and It was
carried.
Au act to incorporate the Madison Association Of the City
Of New.YoTk
In relation to the Oswego Canal
To provide for the Improvement Of the Oneida River.
MIR. WHEELER, from the Committee on Ways and
msde he smendmen Of S26 oCO for Orphan Asylum, oai
Of The City OF NewYork The bill was then read third
An scriher 10 provide for the maintenance OF the Ca
Lals for the fiscal year er ding April IS, 1851
Mr ELDERKIN having stated that Hon, W m. J. Nelson
confined 10 bis residence by ndisPo'uon moved mai
be be granted leave OF absence for the REMAND OF the
session n order that he might be allowed to drss per
diem, and be entitled to all the privileges the ssn as II In
6ctusl aendGnce.
The in relation to the Canal debt and for the mSnie-
Of the Canals for the hscAl commencing Oct
8 ard for he completion ~ hs aIvsyo1 State En-
finser and Canal Commssioners and the salary OF mo
Clerks in the Department. &c.. o., .,, ,,o-
In relation TO the locks on the OsWego Canal ana pro-
vidiug for their en- aTgemeni.
Recess til O'clock; c.,-
To amend the Charter OF The Village OF Bath -, =, ,,
To suhoIize the erection Of a steam sAw-mih IN Ne"
io'k City 49, 49,. .,,,.,a, of
To provide for removing obstructons from the ouuel OF
Cayuga Lake ard the lowering Of said Lake -,
To authorize the Commissioners OF Highways Oi lue
wi OF Wawsrsing 70 borrow meney: o, .o,oo,e Oh.
si3uciions TO MIL Creek.
More efectuRllv to prevent gambling
Br BlsHOP moved 10 TecOnuit The bill ioT amendment
u Out
hich was that person is liable for letting bis premises
, gambling purposes whether he knows they are 10 DC
used for thai purpose )r not ,,,
Mr GREEN hoped the motion to recommit would prevail
lr Ibis bill pssGed As 1t was would stand on our statutes
.oks ss many others stand Of Ike character nugstoTy
horrors OF gambling but h5 held hist hnal epAcnena
So oud never have the much eted effect sought 1t
was moral and the teachings OF experienced OBJ
tetvBtOn. more than 10 laws that we must look .
Mr WOOSTER advocated the passage OF the Dill as II
was ard said that the Legislature had listened TOO long 10
ereument that too stringent laws have bad effect In
cad OF coed He thought that Il was 6uOsI lmpOs
h le to exact law too stringent The motion 10 recon-
b. Il waI lost
MI A A THOMPSON moved 10 recommit with instruc.
ons that tile be amended to read An act ong
nsy intended eJtort money from gamblers and falling
;n hat TO punish gamblers Lost
The reading OF the bill ben proceeded with and
rsSIed Ayes 81, NsyS7. ,
To establish cbap diiIric IN the village OF FoughKeep-
For the relief OF John S Van Setback and others
To grant TO James II Ssckett, lands under water.
70 amend The charter Of the village Of Lockport.
In relation indictments for libel and The trial thefeot
Adjourned.
PHILADELPHIA.