New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-16
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Thursday, Apr

which, the House ADJOURNED
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Thursday, April Is
The House resolution for the adjourn
ment of the Legislature was amended by fixing upon
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and was then adopted
MIR, PIERCE asked when the Antl-Rent
STAY bill would be reported
MIR. VANDERBILT said he had not been
able to get the Committee together he could not pre-
sent their views
The subject dropped-the Senate refus-
port the bill forthwith.
The Canal Committee was discharged
from the further consideration of the petition to close the
Canal Locks on the Sabbath.
MIR. VAN SCHOONHOvEN called tor the
report of the Judiciary Committee on the Emigration
Passenger bill
The Judiciary Committee replied that
they were not prepared recommend the Senate to
ject the amendments made by the House many of them
were very important but they drawn in crude
shape they might produce more mischief than good.
After further debate the matter dropped,
no report being made
Mr.. COOLEY called up the question of
privilege arising out of certain difficulties in Executive
business and moved that the Select Committee prose-
the inquiry during the recess. Laid on the table
The Governor returned the bill for the
relief of the Trustees of the German Missionary Church
of Buffalo also the bill to incorporate the American
Geographical and Statistical Society of NewYork also
the bill to continue the Presbyterian Society of Stephen
town-with message that the relief sought could be
obtained by general law. The message is under debate
The vote was then taken, and the bill
declared lost Ayes @ (Messrs Clark and WarkD noes
90
The same result was arrived at on the
other bills.
Mr.. ELwAIN offered a resolution restrict
ing speeches of any member to FIVE minutes.
afternoon Session.
Mr.. TABER moved to lay on the table
the order OF motions, &c. Carried
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
The following bills were passed, unless
otherwise stated:
To amend the act authorizing the bust
ness of Banking 1t cuts up the Backwood Bank
Relative to the Union Cemetery In Bush
To authorize the Mayor, &c. of Now
York to issue Assessment Bonds
Concerning passengers arriving at New
York; the public health &c
To restore the office of Physician of Ma
rne and define and separate his duties and those OF the
Health Officer. Laid on the table II to 10.
Relative to the Emanuel Corporation of
New.York.
To authorize the Trustees of the 2d-st.
Methodist Episcopal Church, in NewYork to hold GER
tain lands.
To ascertain the number and the resi-
dences of the idiots In this State.
To incorporate the Panama Water Com
TO incorporate the Mariners Saving In
stitution in NewYork
To establish the Fire Limits, and for the
more eectua prevention of fires, in the City OF Brook.
Ign.
To incorporate the New-York Exporting
Company, for mining purposes.
Recess to 7 l-2, p. M.
Erening Session.
BILLS PASSED.
In relation to the City Judge and Police
Justices in the City of New.York.
To amend the Charter Of Columbia
College.
In relation to the Carter property held
by John Y. L. Pruyn.
At IL o'clock, after long debate, the
ubdvisions containing the appropriations to the Dis
ensaries were stricken out.
The appropriation OF $500 to the APP
prentces Library in New-York was rejected, as were
all the appropriations for which there are not existing
Most of these will be added to the sup
ply bill
At l o'clock the Senate were still on the
Supply with no prospect of closing the debate
In relation to the Marine and Police
Courts of NewYork.
The Annual Appropriation bill for 1852
was then taken up in Committee:
The House cOncurred in the Senate's
amendment to the adjournment resolution on Tuesday
M4P..M.
The Senate resolution for the appoint
ment of Commissioner for the Seneca Indians was
taken up.
The question was taken on the resolution
and the same was lost-Ayes 10, Noes IS.
SUPPLY BILL.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole Mr. A CHAMBERLAIN in the chair on the Supply
bill
Mr.. CUSHING moved copy of the Colo
NAL History be voted to the members.
Mr. VAN SANTvooRT moved to strike out
$500 each for the clerks of the Senate, and insert $50
for the four
This motion was lost
Mr.. VAN SANrvooRD said that the stat
utes provided that the Clerk of the Assembly shall re-
ceve 81 800 out of which he is TO pay his deputies Inc
supply bill gave him this or slS per day and tne iTIa
clerks sSOO each with ei0o for extra engossing be
moved to amend by substituting $500 for all or over
50 per day for each.
MIR. LAKE moved to reduce the extra
compensation to the Sergeant-atArms and Assistant
from SEQ to $50.
Mr.. HUMPHREY moved $50 each extra
for Postmaster, Janitor and DOorkeepers. Carried
Mr.. HATFIELD moved $40 extra for
Post Master. Lost
MIR. CLARK moved further extra allow
snce 10 MIR Chamberlain one of the Door Keepers Tor
his extra faithfuness. earned
Mr.. JOHNSON moved $40 further extra
for Post Master. Carried =,
Various other minOritens were amended
The item of 81, 900 for the Ballston Law
School being under consideration, nj
Mr.. BLAKE moved $4,000 each tor hoch-
ester University and Grace College.