New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10
NEW-YoRK LEGISLATURE.

The House then adjourned till MONDAY
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE ALBANY, Friday, April 9, 1852.
bills RgAD THIRD TINE.
To incorporate the Sunday School Union
To fest the availability of the Dundee
Salt Springs. C.o C,l1oo
REroRT.
Mr.. BABCoCK reported complete the Dill
yepesna the law prohibiting me defense oil u-ury 70 DC
| iu.erposed by railroad corporations.
a long debate ensued, which was par
! ,;cina.ed 10 by most of the members, when
MIR. COOLEY moved to recOmmlt the bill,
9th instructions TO amend the by substituting the
Assembly bill
Pending discussion, the hour of 2 hav-
inc arrived, recess ill taken.
afternoon SessiOa.
THIRD READING OF BILLS
For the relief of the United German
Evangelical Church in the City of New-York.
In relation to the Chief of Police Of New
York.
Amending the Militia Law.
Relative to the formation Of Uniformed
Companies in Kings Co.
Amending the act for the relief of the sur
vivors Of the first Regiment of NewYork Volunteers in
the war with Mexico.
ASSEMBLY.
The following is the Select Committee
on the bill relative vessels and passengers arriving at
New-York: Messrs Hutchins, Gale, Lea1y, Rose, Mon
roe, Ward and Blackstone.
BILLS READ
TO divide the Eighteenth Ward OF New
York.
TO incorporate the Mariners Savings In
stitution, New-York.
The special order, the third reading OF
the Excise BILL was then taken up.
Mr.. GALE moved to postpone 1t lndefi-
nitely Lo.t-Yeas II Nays %.
Mr.. HUMPHREY moved to recOmmlt with
instructions to strike all after the enactng clause,
and insert tho bill OF Senator Monroe as amended.
Mr. MONROE opposed.
The SPEAKER said the motion was not
in order if it proposed change the character OF the bill
Mr. HUMPHREY sad 1t was substantially
the same.
The substitute was read, when the
SPEAKER said it not In order.
Mr.. HUMPHREY did not wish to waste
time in such discussion and would ak the unanimous
consent to make the substitution objected to.
MIR. HUMPHREY then said he must go
through with the details of the bill, much against his
wish and let the responsibility rest with the opponents
Of the bill.
Mr.. LUCKFY moved to amend the bill,
striking the proposed section submitting the law TO
the people.
Mr. WALSH opposed the motion to re-
commit, and the bill generally.
Mr. BRADLEY replied. 1t was manifest
that the gentleman from NeYork and those who acted
with him afraid TO let the matter go to the people.
Mr.. HEDGES followed in explanation of
the proposed amendment and upon the subject gencr
ally.
Mr.. HUMPHREY made a few remarks
saying that when the friends Of this law strive strip of
III obnoxious features its enemies say No, you shall have
this law stringent that it cannot be carried out
nothing and therefore opposed the motion to recommt
Mr.. CUSHING opposed the proposition to
submit the question to the people, and the law generally
lie considered such submission unconstitutional.
Mr.. LUCKEY made some explanations in
relation TO his amendment He had no objection to re-
committing the bill to perfect it. but he opposed TO
the provision submitting it to the people
Mr. A. SMITH followed III advocacy of
the general principles Of the ill and its objects
Mr.. CUDDEBACK opposed the proposition
to submit the question to the people.
The question was then taken on Mr..
Luckeys motion, and carried Ayes, As Noes AZ.
The question was taken on the motion
recommit, and carried: Ayes, &c; Noes, 55-as fol
AyEs-Messrs. Babcock, Bailey. Benedict Bennett Re-
dell Billings Bradley, Bradford Chamberlain Cole Coburn
Corse Cortelyou Davis DOMAIN DuttOn, Ellsworth Fisk
Hart Hedges Hoyt, Holt, Humphrey, Hurlbut, Reese,
King Lawrence Lake Luckey, Lyon Martin, Moss Nor
ton Oakley Palmer Petit Perry Person Richards Riley,
Z. W. Rose Rouse A. Rowe, G.. B. Rowe Sheldon Shoe
craft Simmons A. Smith B. Smith, G. Stevens Tallman,
Van yaIkenburgh Weldon, Wheeler, White, Williams,
Wilson, Wright, Yeomans Young and Van Etten-67;
EoEs-Nlessrs Berry Blackstone Blood Brown Butler
Gushing, Deong Ewood Emans Freer Gallup Gale Gray,
Harper, Hatfield, Hatch HerIick, Hoover, Howes Hutch
Moloney Okeefe, Os,erou, Richmond Rollins, J. Rose,
Sayes, s s Smith Somberger, Speaker, St John J. b.
voord Walsh, Ward, Westbrook, Webb-55
Recess TO p. NJ.
afternoon Session.
Mr.. WHEELER, from the Select Com
mttee to whom was reconmitted the Excise BILL re-
ported the same amended according to Instructions
MIR. CLARK moved the previous question,
which was ordered
The bill was then read, and the question
taken on its final passage and recced-Yeas 49, Nays 90
--as follows:
Ayrs-NIe,srs Babcock Bailey, Benedict, Bennett Bill
ngs Bradley Bradford Cole Cobuu Dutton, Ellsworth,
G. Hart, Hedges, Hoy, Holt Humphrey, HuIlbut, King
Lawrence Lake Oakley Petit Pearson, Richards L W.
Rose Rouse, A. Rowe, SchoolcTa Simmons A. Simmons,
g. Stevenson Tahnan Van Valkeuburgh Welden Wheeler
Williams leOmans, foung-b.
NoEs-Messrs Berry, Bede, Blackstone, Blood, Brown,
Buler, Bull Castle, A. Chamberlain J. B. Chamberlain.
Clark Copeland, Cuddeback Cushing Davis, Deong Don
nan, Elwood Ennans Freer Gallop Gale, Gibson Gray
Reese Luckey, Lyon, Martin Merritt Minor Mills Mon
roe Moeney, Moss, Okeefe, Osterhout, Palmer, Rich
mond Riley, Rollins J. Rose, Sales 5. 5 Smith, Sonber
ger Speaker St john J. b. Stevens Steele, Stlwell,
Strong, Swift, Taylor, Underwood Van Etten Van SAINT
voord Van Nechten, Ward, Webb White, Wrght-69.
ABsENT-Mesrs Corser, Corteiyou Demarest Harper,
Nillmer, Norton Perry, g. b. Rowe sheldon Sanford, ID.
Smith, Westbrook, Wilson'S.
The political division follows
A''S Opposition. IL A'"S' Opposition. a.
Total. As Total. 50
OF the absentees 6were Wings ANA 7 Opposition.
Eight nine Of the absentees are believed TO be favor
able 10 the law
Mr.. WALSH moved a reconsideration,
which was lost,
The bill in relation to Divorces was lost