New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19
Mr.. BAscocK moved to concur.

This was debated at some lenc,h "
or two motions 20 lay on the sablc faiispe.
In the midst Of the discussion, NJ. -.
ssid be hsd resolution which be prorpi..s IN 80.
concur In hsartily-he asked consent 10 vrr-s
Leave was granted.
Mr.. JOINS then offered the follo~;.
which was unanimously adopted
Reoised, That the thanks Of this Senate Be- a,..s.
rs,si manner is which hebss discharged The ds, -
cfIee q Precedent p,o ,e~ Of this body. -
The Senate then resumed eonside,.f.-
Of the passenger bill-(relarve to conrnussso. ~
Mr.. PIERCE said it was evident We -.
going TO consume the whole evening upon ~. ~
disposed Of and he moved TO lay on the ahe - !,
to Is
After consultation, it was by consen, :.
ferred to report complete, with the uaSs,r.,s'
that the bill should be taken up again in few usc-
Mr.. BENNETT asked unanimous Coz
to have the biz for relief Of Andrew RoeAwel r,,sss
and read. Granted.
The bill was Immediately reported co...
plete, was read a third time and passed
A communication was received from +,
Gov Church. President of the Senate haai>o.s,-s :"
knowledging the resolution OF thanks which had -
The bill for relief of John de Fov al
others, was read third time and passed
The Passenger bill amendments ~s,.
again taken up at few moments before Tn.
Mr.. PIERCE moved q resolution IN a.
tend the hour OF adjournment to II p H. Carmel
The Passenger bill was again procceAA9
with
The Assembly sent up the resolution G,
adjournment amended to II O'Clock The senate e~.
Cured @
The Passenger bill was laid on the tail
The act providing for Commissioners =,
az out road in Elba and Barry, Ia GeDesee and o..
10 Counties, was read third time call Of Mr. NJ.
HAM, and passed. CHE Senate Amendaaeat b<as
tricken out)
An act authorizing an additional sum a.
money for school purposes in Albany, Was rcsd s,a
used
Also the act relative to the Mariners Coar. Of vsv.
York city.
Also, the act amending the charter Of Auburn
Also, the act relative TO building blge across lie
Oneida river.
The hour of adjournment was then once more extrl
I'd to 2la O'Clock with the expressed understanding t
hat should end the matter-Senators expressing the
opinion tina. agreement could be made in that tine
it was best to LEI the Supply bill 10 over and adjourn
without dallying longer.
Mr.. CORNELL, by consent. brought IN
bill to pay expenses OF the officers OF the Senate and
Assembly. &c. This was brought Ia in view Of t,e
probability Of the defeat OF the Supply bill twas e4i
the first and second times by consent and then read
third time by consent and passed.
The hour of adjournment was extended
again for hall an hour, to 3 A. ~
The act allowing the town OF Warwar-
sing to borrow money read and passed.
Also, the act relative to Commissioners
of Highways in Msnlius, Onondaga County.
Here a long time was spent on Supply
ELL, and the Committee of Conference was appointed
&c. See above.
Mr.. PIERCE and Mr.. BEEKMAN were ap-
pointed Committee to wait on the Assembly and ~
form them the Senate rcady to adjourn
Mr.. MuNRoE and Mr.. CoNGEa, Eke
Committee to the Governor. .i
At 5 o'clock, Saturday morning, rho
hour Of adjournment postponed until SO oclock,
A. NJ, in resolution from the Assembly.
The Senate then took recess tor hall
en- hour Having reassembled, the Assembly Commit
tee announced that they were ready 10 adjourn
And at O'Clock this morning, Senator
MORGAN, President protein, said Senator'S heIeN
separate desire to express 10 youmy sincere heart
felt acknowledgements for the uniform kindness youhse
ever extended to me while have been In the discharge
of these duties IL has been my ondeayor TO discharge
those duties mpartisly and faithfully and am led "
hope that have not wholly failed ~ do 90 by the reo
luton of thanks you have SO kindly rendered me Ia
conclusion let me say that my highest feelings OF respect
and esteem, go with each and all of you ~,
In accordance with the parliamentary rule, now pro-
nounce the Senate adjourned sine die