New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Friday, April l6
BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. BARTLETT moved to take from the
table the Marine Hospital BILL but the Senate refused
Toprovide for the construction OF bridge
over the Harlem River for the NewRochelle Railroad.
Passed, Ayes 90, Noes g.
AYEs-Mesrs Bartlett Bennett, Bristol Clark, Conger,
Cooley, Cornell Davenport Jones Kirby McMurray Mon
roe, Newcomb Otis, Pierce, Rogers, smith, Snow Iaoer
SAYs--Mesr. Babcock Beach. Beekman, Plat, Van
Schoonhoven, Wnght-6 .
Mr.. PIERCE in giving his vote said it
was with great reluctance he trusted, however that
the Corporation of NewYork would protect the inter.
ests of their constituents.
The vote on the bill was announced when
Mr.. BErxMAN raised the question that it was two
thirds BILL taking private property for public purposes
A resolution was adopted extending the
session to 9 PM
The River and Harbor resolutions were
received from the House and laid the table, the
motion of Mr.. McMurray.
For the relief of Clark Crandall. Ayes
IT, Nays g. Lost for want of two-third vote.
Mr.. WRIGHT offered resolution tender
ing the thanks of the Senate to Hon. w j. McMurray
for the able and important manner in which he has DIS
charged the duties OF President pro ten.
The House returned the resolution ex-
tending the adjournment to P NJ, with message that
they had nonconcurred
The general Appropriation bill was taken
up on to agree to the report OF the COMMITTEE OF
the Whole. -,
MIR. Vanderbilt moved to restore the
Dispensaries. =,
MIR. HUNTINGTON moved TO restore the
whole bill as it came from the House
Mr.. BABCoCK moved DIVISION OF the
question upon each subdivision and the result that
the bin was restored almost it from the House
Mr.. BABCoCK moved TO add sou Tor
Buffalo Dspensary Carried.
Mr.. PLATT-And $500 for Oswego tor
foreign poor -,
Mr.. WRlenr-And $500 for like pur-
MIR. McMURRAr moved to lay both on
the table. Lost.
Mr.. WRIGHr's amendment was lost.
The Oswego appropriation prevailed. :,
The vote rejecting the $500 Whitehall
appropriation was reconsidered and approprifuon
agreed to- .
The Senate then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the Supply bill. After some deoate,
Mr. MCMURRvr moved that the Coin-
mit,cc rise and report progress with view OF offering
n resolution extending the session TO o'clock r. NJ
The motion prevailed and the resolution was adopsed
The House returned the Militia bill with
amendments which were concurred IN.
The Senate then returned into Commit
tee on the Supply biIl-.
The appropriations for the Revised Stat
ues and Constitutional Debates for the nse OF members
were stricken out: Ayes, l2i Nays, - or
Mr.. PIERCE moved TO strike out hfteen
thousand dollars to the NewYork Volunteers Carried
Mr.. PIERCE also moved to strike out an
appropriation of $4,000 for tcstag the Dundee Salt
Works Carried .
MIR. McELwAIN moved to strike out an
appropriation Of $4,000 for the purchase Oh camp
equipsge, &c. Of the proceeds Of the sale oil Old
arms, &c Carried. :,
Mr.. PIERCE moved to strike out from the
clause appropra;ing amount sufficient Tor pruning
tho Broedhesd documents much Is 70 give copies 70
he n,cnLe.s ID the Lesislature-Loss IL TO 10.