The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURH,

BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Wilamsburgh Water Works Com.
pany
For the speedy investigation Of the causes of fires
In New York.
To incorporate the Aspnwau Water Works Co.
For the relief Of the Cordwaners Society of New York
MIR BARTLETr moved to take from the table the Marine
Hospital bill, but the Senate refused.
The bill making appropriations for the canal.
To incorporate the Mechanics aud Traders Savings
Institution, of New York.
In relation to the Supreme Court Of the First Judicial
district
Approprating $4,000 for the removal of obstrucons
| to the navigation Of the Hudson.
To provide for the construction of a bridge over the
Harlem river, for the New Rochelle Railroad Passed
ayes 20; nays, 6.
PM resolution was '00p'ea extending the session to
The River and Harbor resolutions were received from
tho House, and laid on the table, the motion Of Mr.
McMunsy.
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION MIL
Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. VANDERBILT moved to restore the Dspensaries
Mr.. HuSTMeTos moved to restore the whole bill as it
MIR. BABcocK moved divs sion of the question upon
each subdivision and the result that the bill was
restored almost as it came from the House.
Mr. BABcoCK moved to add $500 for Buffalo Dspensary
Carried.
MIR PIArr and $500 for Oswego for foreign poor.
Mr.. WRrcttr and $500 for a like purpose at whitehall
Dir. McMuRRAy moved to lay both on the table
Mr.. WRcn1s amcpdmet was lost.
The Oswego appropriation prevailed.
Tho vote rejecting tho $500 Whitehall appropriation
The Senate then went into Committee of the Whole on
THE SUPPLY
After some debate, Mr.. McMuRRAv, (dcm moved that
the committee rise and report progress, with view
of offering resolution extending the session to eight
o'clock r NJ. The motion prevailed and hs resolution
adopted.
The House returned the Militia BILL with amendments,
which were concurrcd in.
The Senate then returned into committee on the Sup
ply bill
The appropriations for the Revised Statutes AMI
sttutonal debates for the of members stricken
out by ayes 12 nays,5.
Mr. PIrncr (deni.) moved to strike out $150oOto the
New York Volunteers Carried.
Mr. PIERCE also moved to strike out appropriation
$4,000, for testing the Dundee Salt Works Carried.
Mr.. McELwAIN. (whig) moved to strike out appro-
prIaon OF 10000 for the purchase OF camp equpage
&c. out Of the proceeds OF the sale Of old &c. Car
ried.
Mr. PIERCE moved strike out from the clause appro
priang amount sufficient for printing the Broadhcad
document, much to give copies to the members of
the Legislature.-I.ost by IL to IL.
Various amendments made to the bill when it
reported to the House
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Vanderbilt (den) by consent offered rcsou-
ton extending the session to ten o'clock
The appropriations to the Dspensarcs Hospitals, &c
which In the general appropriation BILL agreed
On motion Of Mr.. McNURnAY, the New York Volunteer
clause restored.
The Assembly returned the adjournment resolution.
Conourrcd in.
Mr. MoyRoE moved to reconsider the vote making ap-
preparation to the New York Volunteers.
The motion prevailed, and the Senate refused to
store the section.
The report was then concurred in The bill was
ordered to third reading by its title and passed
Mr. BABcoCK offered resolution calling the State
officers to report to the next Legislature whether the
clerical force in their respective offices deficient or
their salaries insufficient to prevent the necessity
Of making extra appropriations for services Agreed to.
The amendments Of the House to the Emigrlnt Pas
seGEers act taken up.
Mr.. Vanderbilt offered amendment for the election
Of the Commissioners by the people and for their CLASH
fcation.
Mr.. WRIGHT satisfied it too late in the session
to mature this bill He moved to lay il the table
The motion was lost. Ayes 6 nays 16
MUTUAL coURTEsrEs BETWEEN SENATE
GOVERNOR.
resolution rendering the thanks of the Senate to Lieu
tenant Governor Church. for the impartial very salts
factory in which he has presided its deber
aions, unanimously adopted; whercupon, the
Lieutenant Governor returned the following colnmu-
nicaticn -
ALBANY, April l6 1852
SENAToRs have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
in which have discharged the duty of presiding the
deliberations Of the Senate which will accept
grateful thanks. The and embarrass
ments always incident to the duties of presiding officer,
have in degree been this session by the
cuiiar position Of the Senate upon political questions and
while excitement been produced and
porary feeling the debates Of this
state Of things IL Is gratifying to remember the Uniform
courtesy and Kindness which been extended
have at all times rendered MY highest aim been to ad
minis the rules fairly mpartaly and thus
the confidence of Senate its presiding officer and al
though not have fully succeeded in this effort
pleased know that the which have been committed
regarded by unintcntona and worthy only TO
he forgotten; and about separate tho
that returning his home and his constituents he
will with him highest respects and esteom and
sincere wishes for his future success and happiness
tSigned,) o. H. CHURCH.