The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

isoosporate the New York Academy Of Scored Music.
Also, relative 10 schools at Williamsburg
Mr. DE.xMAr (whig) reported favorably on tho bill to
incorporate tho Cordwainsr's Society OF New York.
Mr.. vArDExsILr (dem) reported fovoraby for tho
efoctua establishment OF the Brooklyn fire limits
IrEeRMArIor REFUSED COMMISSIONERS ov EMISaA-
Mr. SNOW presented very laconio reply OF Mr. d.
OBrien In reply to communication addressed to him BY
ocerr OF tho Marine Hospital asking certain informA
ton This information Mr. OBrien said he could
ns as he had been directed not to do 50 BY the Commits
Mr., BrExmAN characterized the communication as !
piece OF oontumacious mpertnence, and offered resolu
ton directing the committee to send fer persons and pa
pers to prosecute the investigation. Adopted.
COLLEGE APPROPRIATIONS.
The various college appropriation bills were ordered to
REPoRr CANAL COMMITTEE
The report Of the Canal Lettings Investigating Commit
tec was placed on the tables Of members 1t work Of
1l2S pages,
The General Steamship bill had la third reading
MIR. MORGAN moved its recommitment.
After long debate, the motion was lost-ayes II,
nAys r. 'S .,.n m,vos ,,., -. III, :. .,,
select committee consisting Of the Senators from the 1st
9th and 7th to report complete
Mr.. MORGAN moved. amendment that it be re-
ferred to select committee to report comploto the
mttee to be appointed by the President and report at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Senators Cooley Tabor and Van Schoonhoyen were AZ
pointed such committee.
Mr.. TABOR declining, Mr.. Morgan substituted.
ExEcUTivE BUslNEss-ISTEREsTirG
The Governor sent In large number Of nominations;
among the number, that Of Andrew II. Calhoun canal
appraiser TO take effect at tho expiration Of his present
term, July l. 1852.
MIR. McMuRnAY inquired If this nomination had not
been rejected by the senate few days since,
The CHAM returned an affirmative answer.
Mr. MCMCRRAy deemed this action, on the part of tho
Executive, demanded special attention. He desrous
Of treating the chief magistrate with respect but he
could not submit to this kind of electioncernR lilo
he be ret rned To tha
Mr. WRioHT (whig) contended that the motion not
In order and took the Senator from tho Third task for
MIR. McMURRAv replied, stating that he had no doubt
Of tho assent and consent of the gentleman from the
Thirteenth (Mr Wright M to every proposition emsnsng
him sufficiently well to be convinced Of such submission.
Ie was aware ofthe rregulary Of his notion and
The following nominations were sonfrmcd-
Neo York-Trustees of Ssamen's Fund-Lambert Il.
suydam, Henry Russell.
Evertscn.
.Je6erson.-No,aies Public-samuel wardwel ofAdams;
Benz. y. Hotchkn, Frederick Emerson, Benz r. Still
man, Jared 9. Tubbs Of Watertown Jason Phelps, Of
Sacketts Harbor.
O,,ordass PubHc-Anson D. Clark, of syra-
Canal ap7raser-Nelson J. Beach was reported avora-
bly, upon BY Mr. Munroe.
Tho hour Of two having arrived the President declared
q recess until O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
IRISH srEAMsHIPS
Mr.. COOLEY reported the general steamship bill COM
pletc. Ordered to third reading.
COLLEGE APPROPRIATIONS
Mr.. McMURRAr moved to ore-consder the voto by which
the college appropriation bills were ordered to third
reading this morning.
Mr.. BARTLETT (dem) moved to refer them to select
committee of examine into the state OF tho finances
and zee what distribution could be made SO.
This motion elicited q long debate.
THE CANAL
Tho special order the Canal bill was postponed from
time to time until the discussion could be concluded
on the College bill and a vote taken thereon.
Mr.. WRI0Hr called for the special order
The Cham decided that the special order had been by
consent postponed unit, the vote could bo taken on the
Mr.. appealed from this decision. He said no
vote TAX by tho Senate. lie did not consent He
could see through the matter It was intended to stave
Oh the consideration Of the Canal BILL and he sur
prscd that tho Senator from the TN reenth (Mr Van
schoonhoven) had allowed himself tdbe mado tool Of
Mr McMvRaAr moved to adjourn. Lost-ayes IL,
nays 13.
Mr. McMuRnAr moved to lay tho appeal on the table.
Agreed to, by ayes ID nays 10. lie then moved ad
jonrnment. Lost-ayes 9, nays IA.
The question then required on the motion Of Mr. Bart
lett, to refer
Mr. CORNELL (dem), moved to strike out all but tn
simple reference to report.
Mr. TABOR (whis) remarked il this motion prevailed,
the College Appropriation bills would 90 their graves
MrvAr SoHoosioKrs desired to say that II the amend
men did not prevail he considered the bills were already
In their We have been attending tho funeral for
the Last three or four days and the gentleman the
llth (Mr Tabor), had been acting in the capacity Of
AuRn priest.
Mr. TABoR-The Senator from the 18th (Mr Van
Sch0Onhoven) concurs with to the demise Of tho
bills and yet he abuses for stating such DO the fact
simply said that proposition to strike out from the
solution the clause nstructng tho committee report
complete to- morrow afternoon ut four clock made by
known bitter avowed and implacabe foe Of the sppro
pristions was putting it In Its grave, beyond a
rection.
After further debate, tho resolution amended
to refer 1t to committee of ve to report Thursday
afternoon at four o'clock then decided in the
snimative. Ayes IA; nays, H.
Mr. CLARK (whis) moved to adjourn. Lost-ayos IL;
nays IA.
THE CANAL
The special order then taken up nt half past six
O'Clock Dir. Clark in the Chair Tho bill was read
through by the clerk.
Mr.. CoNcxR, (dem) moved to strike out the preamble
and discussed the same at length.
Progress was reported, and the Senate adjourned