New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday, April ID, 1852.
THE CANAL BILL.
The Senate assembled at IL o'clock.
The vote was taken on the question OF
striking out the preamble, and resulted as foows
AYEs-Messs Bartlett Bennett, Conge Cooley, Cornell
Jones, McMunay, Morgan OTIS, Pierce Rogers Smith, and
NAYs-Mesna Hickman, Bristol Clark, Huntington,
Kerby McElwan, Monroe, Newcomb, Plat, Snow TabeS,
Uphan1 Van Schoonhoven Ward, Williams and Wnshs-1;
The vote was then taken on the flnal
passage of the bill, with the following result
ton Kirby. McElwan, Morgan, Monroe, Newcomb, Otis
Platt Snow, Taber Ipham Van Schoonhoven' Ward VIII
NAys~Messfs Bartlett Bennett Conger, Cooley Cornell
McMurray, Pierce and Rogers.
MIR. BABCOCK refused TO vote, as he had
not been present during the discussion.
Messrs. DAvERPORT and Smith were
absent
Mr.. VANDERBILT was excused. He
said he In favor of the BILL but could not vote for 1t
with preamble.
Mr.. RRIsToL moved to reconsider the
vote the final passage.
Mr.. CORNELL moved to lay the motion
on the table Lost-Ycas 7, Nays 90
The resolution to reconsider was then
rejected-feas {, Nays ~. ~
Mr.. COOLEY reported, complete, the bill
to incorporate the Mariners Savings Institution OF
New-York.
Mr.. CoNGER reported for the cOnsidera-
ton Of the Senate the bill to repeal the Registry Of
Births, &c.
Mr.. VANDERBILT reported favorably on
the bill relative to taking testimony In Justices Courts,
NewYork.
MIR. BARTLETT reported in regard to the
ID IN Har that hrao
of the Joint Committee in favor of the bill and
wished reported to the Senate, and one was opposed
d the bill
MIR. BEEKMAN moved to refer the bill to
the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. CoNGER moved to order the bill to
third reading.
A debate ensued upon the merits of the
bin.
Mr.. PIERCE moved that the bill amend
ing the Code be referred TO the Judiciary Committee TO
report complete. Agreed to.
Executive Session was postponed until
o'clock.
Mr.. BEEKMAN reported favorably to in
corporate Congregational Societies.
Also, adversely to petition tor amendment
of the law incorporating Religious Societies. Agreed to-
Also, favOrably, on the bill Incorporating
the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of New
| York
Mr.. MONROE moved to lay the question
of agreeing with the Report of the Committee the
table Carried-Ayes II; Noes
Mr.. 1ABER reported complete the bill
relative to the Payment of Sight Drafts.
Pending the consideration OF this Report,
recess was taken until o'clock
afternoon Session.
The Senate proceeded to Executive bus
mess.
The following nominations for Notaries
Public received from the Governor, and confirmed:
Nec York-Wm. L. Lee, Edward Hoffman, Jonathan
S. Ely, A. g. Rawson, j. G. T. Schmidt J. w. Batch
ford, A. J. Hall, George H. Palmer, F. R Sherman,
Thomas $. Somers, w. +. How.
Special Port Rarden of Nsc York-(To reside at Quar-.
antne Ground)-Thomas H. Merry.
Putaam-Jackson C. Dyckman.
Vestchester-David Harrison.
Kings r. Miller II. B. Denyea, George L. Jaurin,
f. d. Culver, I. Cary Callicut
Rich,aond-lsrael Oakley, Justus Wyman, p. w Rolf
Kings-Bowin Hall
Har6or Master of Neo- York-John Hyer.
Master Warden Of Neso- York-Wm w. Story.
REyEcTHD- Wardens at Ne,> York-Wilam Lyons,
Thomas G. Bunker Gilbert Dayton. John Butler, Jr.
Canal ATYr0iser-Andrew II. Calhoun.
Mr.. MUNRoE called up the nomination of
Nelson j. Beach, which was confirmed
Mr.. MUNRoE called up the nomination of
William J. Cornwall also confirmed
All the above nominations, which are not
specially noted otherwise, are for Notaries Public
The Senate then resumed Legislative bu-
sinesa
The question pending, when the Senate
took recess, upon accepting the report of the
Judiciary Committee the bill relative to Sight Drafts
A long debate enSued, and the report
was accepted
The Judiciary Committee reported, COM
plee, the amendments TO the Code Ordered to third
reading
Mr.. BARTLETT, from the Select Com
mitsee, reported the College Appropriation bill fol-
lows mir
ea0O0 For the education of student from the As
sembly District at the Albany University, $1,000 ST
Johns College, $500; Oneida Conference Seminary,
1850; Delaware Institute, $500; Oneida Indian
School, $500; Madison University $1,000; Rensselaer,
Institute 5000; Medical Department. Buffalo Uuiver-
atty, $4,000.
Pending tho discussion, the Senate ad-
jorrned I'LL O'Clock tomorrow morning
ASSEMBLY.
The bill to increase the capital of the
Common School Fund and to elevate the standard Of
Common School education, again taken up, Do
bated at length, and then passed.
The vote on registering the Usury bill
wac rsSonsidered. and the bill again rejected
The bill to incorporate the Albany Tun-
mel Company was passed
A motion was made to take up the reso-
Aation for the adjournment but ID was objected to-
The bill in relation to the Roman Catho-
Ole Orphan Asylum in the City of New-York, read
third time
Mr.. HART, (Mr. Backstonein the Chair)
moved 10 take up the motion to reconsider the vote on
une Enlgrsnt bill The motion TO reconsider wa lost
Ayes ., Noes So
Recess to 4 p. NJ.
~, afternoon Session.
Inc following bills were read a third
unn nr ana passed. when not otherwise noted.
10 close part of Bedford Road, &c.
10 enable Charles J.roo, M LII
Real Estate. ~
10 establish permanent exterior street
along the Harlem River in the City of New.YorkL
10 provide for the election of four Coro-
uors In the City Of New-York
To consolidate the School Lands in the
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