New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
EEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

Below we present the conclusion of the
proceedings Of the Legislature, which was In scsson
during the whole of Friday night last:
SENATE. ALBANY, Friday April l6.
The Supply bill having been read third
time and passed. it Immediately sent to the Assem-
bly,, and after some time 1t returned with amend.
mens They had refused to concur in large part OF
the amendments made by the Senate, but had con-
Cured in a few Of them
The items in which they had refused to concur were
then taken up in order The Senate insisted upon nearly
all the amendments they had hitherto made
When the New York Volunteer clause
came up,
Mr.. MCMURRAY moved to recede.
Mr.. MUNRoE moved to amend by elm
sisting."
Mr.. BENNETT hoped the motion to insist
would prevail He regarded it Of the worst tea-
lures in the bill
Mr. MUNRoE's amendment was carried
to insist, Is tos
The amendments having all been acted
upon, the bill was again sent to the Assembly then
being 10 o'clock, midnight the Senate took recess 70
20 minutes past IL.
Soon after they reassembled, the Assem-
bly, sent up message that they adhered to their posi-
tions, and had appointed Committee oil Conference
upon the part Of the Assembly.
Mr.. BEEKhAN moved the Senate appoint
like Committee. Carried
The CHAIR appointed as such Committee
Senators McMurray, Taber and Huntington.
The Committee of Conference were out
long time, but about o'clock An
Mr.. MCMURRAY, from the Conference
Committee, reported that the Assembly Committee had
agreed to proposition which they would submit to tho
House. The Senate Committee did not concur, but re
ported for consideration of the Senate The PROPOSE
lion to pay for the Constitutional Debates pay the
New.York Volunteer claim pay the Revised Statutes
QpYiaf rod
out the Dundee Salt provision; and several other
amendments.
Mr.. BABcocK could never agree to this.
II was wholly inadmissabe. He never could vote for
could he 20 for the New Volunteer claim stood
Mr.. VAN SCHooNHOvEN thought it would
be great act of injustice not 20 pass the Supply Bill
we do not do it Now he proposed that the Senate
In all the propositions excepting that providing tor paying
for the bookshat involved principle and Il could not
be surrendered
Mr.. WILLIAMS could not agree with the
report
The Assembly sent up notice that they
had agreed the report of the Conference Committed
Mr.. WRIGHT moved to concur.
A division of the question was called for.
Mr.. TABER did not agree with the Senator
Of the Supply Bill many sense desirable or jusabe,
except for the most weghty reasons.
The hour of adjournment was postponed
again half an hour-which had been done repeatedly
during the night.
Mr.. BEEKMAN hoped we should concur.
Mr.. PIERCE opposed concurrence. He
thought nothing would have sautary effect upon
future legislation than to allow this bill to 90
The items were read one by one. The
General Statute provision providing for distribution In
the several counties, &C., was nonconcurred In.
The New-Y York Volunteer bill clause
reduced to 10000 was non-concurred in also.
The Senate also insisted upon their
amendment relative to the Revised Statutes, (noncon
curring) And also upon their amendment relative 10
the Constitutional Debates, nonconcurring)
The bill then, as thus amended, was
passed, and sent to the Assembly.
A motion was made to extend the hour
of adjournment tc o'clock A. NJ. Carried
After short period the Assembly sent
the bill back, with message that they adhered to
their amendments snll.
Mr.. VAN ScHooNHovEy hoped the SEN
ate would now recede from all the amendments except
ing concerning the books for the individual of mem
bers.
Mr.. CORNELL sent up such a resolution.
Dir. Vanderbilt moved to amend, that
the Senate recede from all the amendments about which
there difference. Lost, TO 10.
Mr.. UPHAM moved to amend by adding
to the question of the books, and the ~ Y Volunteer
clause" Lost
Mr.. CoRNELL's motion was carried.
The hour Of adjournment was postponed
until quarter pact four In few moments the Assem-
bly, sent up wcrd that they did not rececc from their POI
sicn.
The Senate adhered TO their amendment
last proposed, End returned the bill to the House
In the course of half an hour the Assem-.
bly, transmitted the bin for tine ast TINE with message
that hey Rad reccded from their ground had concurred
in tie Senate snednleDts, and PASSED the bf 1t was
then transmitted 10 the Governor
Such is synopsis of the proceedings in
the Senate in relation this bill During the evening
sbd morning, while the bin aisent in the House OF
Affeny, ysiiors bills read, &c Of which give
notice lelow, following the regular order Ia which they
cane W emitting only TIE preceding concerning the
supply t, which have though best c0nieEse ~
geiier in order tfat readers t get as whole
without wtdins through tao columns of miscellaneous
bsiIess
The bill authorizing a tax in Catskill to
build liidge we REID THIRD time and passed
TI1AsvGEks AceouNrs
Mr.. CoNeER InoYed thar Mr.. Jones be
the Comnirfec CT tie PIT Of tie Senate 70 examine IL,
IretirIut AtctLEis. Adopted.
he third reading Of bills was con-
timed Tie following rasscd un!esr Otherwise notsI
In relelicI: 20 he Village Of Rockton.
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