New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

the session but such pay shall not exceed m the aggregate
$50 for per diem allowance except IN proceedings i7r IN
PeachH.snt.
Ind UAereos has not been N conteu platoon extend
the late annual session more than DAYS beyond the
AZ which al Ourltd and whereas the pTe-ent extra T.
cnary reude ed needless ~ Propositions = con-
sgmuate all necessary and Constitutional business. snl By
the continued presence Of an adequate quorum i' thAt
-soiUe5 ~ tie Assembly conc1rl Thai ;ao Legislature
vii on the 9Th daT q June INST OF within It's T a. cum
Resolrsd M the Assembly conc1rl Tha. tbs Le--sla-
tuTe vii not Al rs present ertra0TCnay SESSION, CONSIDER
any IN not ac'e on during The asi session
Iii SCHO0NNAHER pre- scented the Iaci lnaI lo-laf
Preamble and Resolution were offered 5y Senator
CAROL affirming that The pre- seLt resolution was I'M
necessary because there was q sufficient quorum
even a0er the twelve Senators hal resigned, % pass
threehfh bills while but yesterday &c had IN
troduced resolution urging that ali bills passed ~
his lMr. ScHooSMAKERsl vote were imperative ana
void He left % 20 the Senate 70 admire the uI1er
Inconsistency Of the gentem2n's course.
The resolution offered by Mr. CARROLL was re-
Jected.
Mr. BEEKNAN gave notice that he would, a. an ear
iy day, ask leave 70 introduce h IN relation to 'ae
powers and duties Of the department having charge
Of the opening and grading Of the streets and prDLc
parks IN the City of New-Gork.
Mr. CROLIUs gave notice that he would n IN esily
cav. introduce BIZ 10 amend an act IN relation 20
the Marine Court Of the City of New-f Ork, passed
March o. s4s and the several acts heretofore pas'-i
m relation 10 sad Court.
Mr. CAROLS resolution, presented Yesterday.
concerning the language Of the Governors Proca
nation called up.
MI GEDDEs (Onondacua) congratulated the coun-
Try on the manner IN which the people hal signHieI
their dlsapproVal u the conduct OF the resgning
Senators. II was a re5ukewhlch must be felt. II
was administered IN different sections Of THO stale,
and emphatic.
Mr.. DART denied that il was judgment Of the
peOple At an extraordinary election, called a.
time when the agricultural portion OF the communi-
~ could not conveniently attend 20 the election and
the examination OF the votes which show that II
IN the villages where Spectators reside, where
contracts were to be expected, where laid was to be
taken and paid for BY the Enlargement where inter-
est lay at the bottom ard that was there that the
greatest vote was taken. In other parts OF the Dis
trlciS the vote far less than usual THIS cues
ton would be carried to the people AZ the next cleo
ton, when the voice OF the agricultural portion 81
the community could be heard. With that decision
whatever II should be- he would be SATISFIED
The resolution was indefinitely postponed by vote
Of Is to ,
The other resolution yesterday offered by Mr..
CARROLL, dec larlng the seat of Mr. ScHooNNAKER va
cant, and affirming that all acts passed by h- vote
null and void, then brought up and this re-
solution was also indefinitely postponed Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY,
M THoNrsoNs resolution IN relation to slavery
was referred to The Judiciary Committee, Ayes o.
Noes 30.
Mr FERRIS called up the series Of resolutions
yesterday offered by Mr. 4. \. Thompson IN relation
10 the Union and 10 the measures OF compromise OF
Congress, and on his motion they were reirrrcl 20
the Committee on the Judiciary.
MeSSrs. W >. GREGORY, GREEN, RYAN, and \. \.
THOMPSON, voting against the reierence-AyeS' a;
Nays, 81.
The Assembly resolution for the reference Of bills,
coming down for concurrence,
Mr. BURROUGHS moved a substitute, directing the
reference Of bills IN tie Assembly The senate
resolution was adopted.
Canals was referred to the Canal Commlttee-so
much as relates TO the Dlstrcting of the state mo
Confessional Districts, TO a Select Committee, con
sStIng of one nom each Judicial District.
Mi LEROY contended that there was not sufficient
information I'D the possession OF the Legislature on
which to found the Dlsrlctng.
Nh LEROY moved The following resolution as
substitute
Resoised That the Secretary Of State be requested 10
form the House whether tho Secretary of the Inferior ha
complied with Tho ae' Of Congress showns ts number oi
But the call for the previous quesnOh cuI OF tne
The CLERK was directed to procure an outline map
of the State so as to show the Congressional DIS
MIR BrsHor laid on the table a resolution rescnd-
Ing the resolution providing for an investigation INTO
tho affairs Of the Auburn, Clinton and sing sing
Nlr BISHOP laid on the table proposed amendment
to the Constitution relating TO the compensation oil
members of the Legislature.
A resolution providing for the payment OF postage
on documents coming up,
Mr. 4. A. THOMPSON moved 10 amend 50 ~ 20 pro-
vide that paper advocating the doctrines ol hlBhol
Mr. "A THOMPSON offered resolution which Laws
over declaring that the interests OF tins state
lively demand early consideration Oh lit clIi' am
criminal codes of proceeding, ana that the ilousc
will proceed to consider the same at an early cay
with to their adoption before The close Oh lhe
present session ,,
Mr. FERRIS offered fifteen minute debate rule,
which lays over
Onmotion of Nh. WHEELER, the judiciary NomniI-
tee were discharged from the further consideration Oh
the Union and COMPROMISE resolutions oherei
by Mr. A. A. THOMPSON, and they were postponed
indefinitely.
Air Wo6srFR gave notice Of a bill amending the
Charter OF the Attica and Hornellsvlle X. X Co.
Mr. BLACKSTONE, of a bill increasing The pay OF
Jurors IN the City of New-No
Mr. HIaBY, OF a bill providing for the Education Of
Idiots. go .,
Mr. CLARK OF bill to divide the Sixteenth
Ward of ~ y. Adjourned.