New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
NEw.YORK LEGISLATURE.

RBroRrs. &c.
Mr. T.nrR reporfed complete the PeO-
pls's Washing and Bathing Association. Third
reaciDe.
Mr.. PLArr reported favorably on the
hill for the election OF Wreck Masters in Suffolk and
Richmond.
STEAMSHIP ELL
Mr.. Cooley moved to reconsider the
vote taken last evening on accepting the repors OF
tho Committee on the Steamship Dill
Motion made TO prevent future moton TOT ahKe
purpose being made.
Mr.. TABxR addressed the Senate briefly
in favor of tho special enactment for the two Irish
steamship Companies.
He was followed by Messrs. Cooley,
CORNELL and WARp.
The vote was then taken and decided in
the negative. Yeas, 70; Nays, Is.
The bill was then ordered engrossed
/ for third reading.
Relative to the Marine Court, New
York.
To amend the act for the incorporation
Of Insurance Companies.
To authorize the union of the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, and the Asylum for
the relief Of the children OF poor widowers In
New-York.
Defining the exemption from taxation of
public buildings in New-York.
Mr.. BARTLETT reported favorably on the
elU - IeclItayo the CeCsl0n OF causes DfOuknt Dy
psndamus. Laid the table and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. BABcOCK moved that the bill for the
relief of the survivors of the First Regiment Of
New.York Volunteers servipg in the war With Mex
leo, be referred to same Committee having charge
Of the college appropriation bills. Agreed to.
COLONIZATION.
The Committee of the Whole took up
the bill for aiding emsrants of color from tho State
Mr.. MUNROE moved to strike out the en-.
acting clause.
Mr.. VAN SCHOONHOvEN followed him m
opposition to the bill. He was speaking al two
O'Clock, when the Senate took recess to P. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
| The debate on the Genesee College Ap.
Precipitation bill was continued to the adjournment
ASSEMBLY.
A memorial was presented for an appr0-
priation to remove the bar at Castleton Dam.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD reported faverably on
the bill TO amend the Life Insurance law Of 1851.
Mr. HuTcHIEs reported favorably on the
bill relative to the Recorder of New. York.
Mr.. TAYLOR introduced bill to improve
the navigation of the Hudson River with an sppro.
Priat0n to remove the bar at Castlet0n.
MIR. LUCKEY objected to the introduction
of the bill, but the House received it, and 1t was
cent to the Committee OF the Whole
Mr.. CUSHING reported bill to facilitate
Mr.. Berry reported favorably on the
Kings County Hospital Loan bill. Also, the Bush
wick Street bill the WILLIAMSBURG Account bill
snd the Kings County Assessment bill.
Mr.. ROLLINS reported favorably on the
New-York Coroners bill
The bill (Mr. Cushing's substitute, &C.,
relative to the Canal Lettings was taken up for
third reading.
Mr.. SrILwELL moved to strike out the
first section.
The discussion continued till the recess
Afternoon Session.
Mr.. WARD gave notice of bill to incor-
porste the "New-YOrk and Galway" and the
american and Irish" Steamship Companies.
The bill for an Agricultural College and
Experimental Farm was taken up in Committee.
The bill approprates $50 600 for the purpose. An
amendment was agreed TO that the appropriation be
paid out OF tho proceeds of she next tax sale. The
Committee reported progress.
The Canal Lettings bill was then debated
until the recess.
Evening Session.
The debate on the Canal Lettings was
continued unt II o'clock, when, under the previous
question: the bill read third time and passed.
Ayes "a, Noes 25 The House then adjourned.