New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS,

EXECUTIVE BUSINESS. .
The Governor sent In . large number Oh
nominations; among the number that o. Anc, ~
H. Calhoun AZ Canal Appraiser 10 take eHec' ~ 'n'
expiration Of his present term, July l, 1879
Mr.. McMuRRAy inquired if this nouiha-
ton had not been rejected by the senate 's" N''
The CHAIR returned an affirmative an
swer 80. IL. -,
Mr.. McMuaRAY deemed this action ION on
the mart of the Executive demanded speclai aAcu'
sisrF He US des,yous of treating the Chief Mags-
tyafs nth rssnect but he could not submit 70 .his
Kind of electione eripg. He moved tho nonina''oA
be returned to the Governor. ,
Mr. WpIcur contended that the motion
was not in order, and TOOK tne oen"'o' ''oA' 'A'
to task for his partisan conduct u.L
M McMuRRAY replied, stating that ne
h.d - do.ht NJ the assent and consent oil the gen.
,,srsn S,om the xIIIth (Mr. WrishD 10 every
proposition emsnating from the uSvsInV,, =, vi. -
f,tscsl friends He knew him sufficiently wen con-
x;nced Of such submission. He was aware OF the IL
,saoIsrts Of bis motion, and 1t was withdrawn
The following nominations were con-
n' Nee. York-Trussees of seamens Fund, Lambert
L. suydam, Henry Russell.
Canal Appraiser, Nelson ]. Beach, was
reported favorably upon by Mr.. MuNRoE, pending
dscussion OF which, the hour OF having arrived, the
President declared the recess until 4 O'Clock.
Afternoon Session.
Mr.. Cooley reported the general Steam
chip bill complete. Ordered to a third reading.
Mr.. McMURRAY moved to reconsider the
vote BY which the College Appropriation bills were
ordered to a third reading this morning.
Mr.. BARTLETT moved to refer them to
Select Committee of five TO examine into the state
OF the finances and see what distribution could DC
maee, &c.
he DO1tUOne0 from
time to time until the discussion couia De conciuoeu
on the College bills, and a vote taken thereon.
Mr.. WRIGHT called the special order.
The CHAIR decided that the special Of
der had been by consent postponed until the woe
could be taken on the motion TO refer the 0ohese
bill =,
Mr.. WRIGHT appealed from this decision.
No vote was taken BY the Sepate-he did not con.
sent-he could see through the matter-it was IN,
tendedto ,tave of the conslfSsu.lon Of the Vanal
bill snc be vas esrpnsed that the Senator from 'Ie
Xiinn (Mr. Van schoonhovsn) had allowed himself
to.be made tool OF by these men,
Mr.. McMURRAY moved to adjourn. Lost
Ayes IL. Eaysl3. .,
Mr.. McMURRAY moved to lay the appeal
on the table Agreed to. Ayes IA, Nays 10. He
then again moved an adjournment. Lost-Ayes y,
Nays IA.
The question then REQUIRED on the mo-
ton of Mr.. Bartlett to REFER
MI. CORNEbL DONeu W StIlhC Out ali uut
the simple reference to report.
Mr.. FABER remarked, if this motion pre-
vailed the College Appropriation bills would 60 to
their graves
Mr.. VAN ScHooNHovEN desired to say
that il the amendment did not prevail he considered
the bills were already in their graves We had been
attending the funeral for the last three four days.
and the gentleman frem the XIth (Mr. Taber) had
been acting in the capacity Of High Priest.
Mr.. TABER-The Senator from the Xllth
(Mr. Van Schoonhoven) cencurs with me as to the
demise Of the bills and yet he abuses me for stating
to strike out from the resolution tho clause instruct
ing the Committee TO report complete to morrow
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, made by known bitter,
avowed and implacaole foe OF the appropriations,
was putting it In its grave beyond resurrection.
After further debate, the resolution was
30 amended az to refer it to Committee OF hve to
report on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock and It was
then decided in the afirmative-Ayes IA, Nays III.
Mr.. CLARK moved to adjourn. Lost
Ayes ii, NaysA
The special order (the Canal billy was
then taken up at 81 O'Clock, Mr. Clark In the Chair
The bill was read through by the CLERK.
Mr.. CONGER moved to strike cut the pre-.
aMble, and discussed the same at length.
Progress was reported, and the Senate
adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. MILLS had leave of absence for three
days, MIR. GRAY two, Mr.. S. S. SMITH three, and Mr..
J. =. CHAMBERLAIN one week.
THIRD READING OF BILLS
Mr.. COPELAND moved to take up the mo-
ton to reconsider the vote on the bill to bridge tho
navisable streams between New.Rochelie and N: ..
York. The melton to reconsider prevailed, and the
bill passed.
To make an appropriation to complete
the publication of the Natural History OF the State
Passed.
For the better protection of mechanics,
the .S % s"a The
Newhursh. In the County Of Orange. Passed.
Lien Law for Williamsburgh. Passed.
To provide for the survey and permanent
establishment Of the boundary line between Lewis
and Herkimsr Counties, and making an appropria-
ton therefor. Passed.
The Assembly then took recess.
Afternoon Session.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
To repeal the act for the registry Of
births, &c. Passed.
To facilitate the dissolution of Manufac-
turing Companies, and to secure the payment OF
their debts without preference.
To make appropriations to certain
Academies. Passed.
An act in relation to the funds in the
late Court Of CAsuncsIy. Lost-Ayes IS, Nays 81.
Mr.. FREER moved that the Anti kent
bill be set down for its third reading on Friday. i'm
mediately after taking the vote on the Maine Law
bill. Carried.
TO authorize the Rome and Watertown
Railroad Company to subscribe to the capital stock
OF the Wolf Island Railroad. Passed.
In felaG0a TO indictments for libel and
trials thereof Passed. Adjourned
The Steamship Isabel AT Charlestou-Interest-
ing Shipping Intelligence, sc.
CHARLESTON, Monday, April 5, 1852.