New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
ASSEMBLY.
Prayer by Rev. MIR. STARKs.

BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. GLEASON reported fayoraby on the bill to ex
tend the charter Of the Ne-NOTk Mutual Fire Com
Mi SWORDS reported fayorably on the bill making
appropriations to certain Academies for the years
1851 and 1852
Mr. LESLIE reported favorably to authorize the
Troy and Balston Railroad Company to lease a part
of their road 10 the Western Vermont railroad COM
pany Also, iavOrably, on the bill 10 allow Railroad
Companies TO take and hold stock in any Telegraphic
line running parallel with then roads.
Mr.. BIRD reported fayOrably on a bill 10 subject
certain debts owing to nOnresidentS TO taxation.
AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES
Mr. TOWNSEND from the Select Committee on
Rules, reported some slight amendments TO the Sc.
cond rule by striking out the words " unanimous
therein also a substitute for the fourth RUE
Several other amendments were reported
Mr. A. A. THOMPSON moved that the report be
printed.
After some discussion, Mr.. THOMPSON withdrew
his motion TO print and moved that the report he on
the table-lOSt by - To 40
Mr.. ELDERKIN moved to refer the report OF TINS
committee, 10 a committee of The whole house.
Mr.. THOMPSON thought the Adoption oil these IuleS
precipatcly was violation oI all former pieCeueHIs
and an enCroachment upon all parliamentary uSageS
lie asked, " Have the majority bCcsme loSI 10 an
sense of Justice ?" He SAID that the amendments tu
been prepared for the express purpose OF cTuShlhg
the minority IL was, perhaps. unnecessary LOT nun
TO appeal 10 their judgment IN such an emergency;
for they had been long the mere tools oil party anu
party CaucuseS that they were ShamcesSly lost TO
the exercise of ClCmCnCy and courtesy 10 the hloI
ty lie hoped the motion Ia refer would prevail @nH
upon that he called the ayes and noes Lost oy 81
20 So
Mir. TOWNSEND then proposed an amendment SO
that the jont resolution might be acted upon hihe
diately.
Mr. A. THOMPSON moved that the report, as amend
ed be laid ON the table and prcmcd o., ,
Mr.. ELnERKIN hoped tins motion Woiu prevail
Ii was due 10 The minority that II should pe zone u
the innovation upon all former practices was very
great Upon the question of tabhng and printing he
called for the Ayes and Noes. M. .,;,,, NJ
Mr.. o. ALIEN opposed the motion. The OBJECT Oh
the amendments he sad, was merely 10 'aO'''''''
the business of the session. , a.,
After some discussion, Mr.. UNDERWOOD moved the
Mr. a. THoSrsoN called for the ayes and noes.
Mr. WOOSTER called for the discussion OF the QueS-
non I'LL. NJ,
The question being upon laying on the table, MI III
ELDERKlN called for the ayes and noes LOST Oy %
10 AZ .,...
Mi. A. THOMPSON then moved areconsiderauon,
and upon that called the ayes ana noes LoS" y -
The question then being ON the motion TO print
Mr. SKVERANCE moved the previous question. ,
Upon that, MIR. A A. THOMPSON calcI inc "Y 6 '''
noes. Carried 50 TO %
Upon the motion To print MI A. \. THOMPSON
called for the ayes ana noes Lost, . 10 l.. NJ
Upon adopting the report of the NonlmIllte' MI
PERRY OF SARATOGA, moved the previous question.
Mr. A. Thomson called the AYES ana noes. Gar
rled 80 10 30. f,
division was called FOR 81 that the action OF the
House should be known upon eacA ame"'meAl sep
arately - ~,
The question beng upon tht ni>' aux 'A''
A. A. THOMPSON called Tor the ayes ana noes NAl-
ned, AZ 10 10 . -. -,
Tnon the second amendment, Mr.. WOOSTER call
ed the ayes and noes Adopted. L. - 81. .
Iinon The third amendment, Mr.. ELoESSlN called
for the ayes and noes. 10 was an important ahe"t-
ment ne sand and, although Sneered al oy many
members around HIM, he should car OI VIC ayes Nl'
noes. Adopted 40 10 p. -,,,,,.,,
Upon The fourth amendment Mr.. A. \. THOMPSON
called for the ayes and noes BY TINS aiheh1lheul
the rule bill may be passed without oeihS '1@" d.
all Lost, 90 20 36. -,
Upon the ifth amendment Mr.. 4. A. THOMPSON
called for the ayes and noes Adopted, 81 10 %
Upon the sixth amendment Nj. \. \. IHoNPsoN
called for the ayes and noes Adopted, 5 TO It,
Mr.. BRiGGS moved 20 print The rules IS ameoI'I
and that an other rules made Tor the present session
be printed Carried.
Mr.. 4. 4. THOMPSON offered the following amend
ment, which was ruled out Of order;
In shall me amended rules As now made, %
upon Mr. Atwood Of Enc who has shown himself 10 De
liberal man and honorable Wing.
mir. ATWOOD had opposed the Adoption o. 1ne
Mr. SyvTRANcE moved that Tuesday next, al 10
O'clock De set apart for the third reading oil DiiiS
Carried ~, - -. ,ho
chair took up the bill 20 improve the SaF"0 N''S'
and Lake and reported II 10 the House ~
Mr. ELpERKIN offered the following resolutions
Which, ai,er beng debated, were adopteI -,
RsO.utd nj the Senate concurJ mat eu N0hase's Su
Representatives in Congress BE- requested 70 us az
for the speedy paynent Of all those Who volunteered the
10 repel the British in ther INVASION q
IN lSi, who have received no com ot s4u > -
nor for money by them expended while IN the S0''' "
Rssoed That has Ercoency the Governor be reg lesed
% transmit copy o the resolution 10 each o. 'ns
AsnStos and Representatives om this Stale IN N"ns'SS
The Assembly then adjourned I'll Monaa!