New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

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cePsselas;on of Mr.. Jenkinss remarks, aIa Commh*s
- when the House ADJOURNED
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
arxATE. ALBANY, Wednesday. April IA, lsn.
Several bills were received from the As
-..nlly. and referred, to be reported complete
S" BILLS PASSED
The bill for the more speedy lnvestlgaelon
- c.p,es Of fire in New.York.
In relation to the New York Marine.
For the promotion of Medical Science
"A The better protection of Cemeteries. &c. Referred
To incorporate the Aspinwall Water 20.
MAKING appropriation TO remove Obstrue-
ans In the Hudson at Castleton IN
To incorporate the Mechanics and IRA
A1rs Savings Institution Of New-York
To increase the Common School Fund
- IN proyde for more elevated sy stem OF common
Scbool Efiucaon 1t dsposes of the chancery unu ~
dsimed dividends &c. for the purpose lon5 .ohi.
took place. motion TO refer was nAu y" ~
which carries the bill with It. .h
The Senate bill amending the act lor tho
rotection of emgrans returned win An ai =, a..
snent requiring steamboat and passenger - ,beiy
vub the Commits ioner Of Emigration list % III
prices for passengers and their luggage anu " iaJ
.nirsnts with certificate containing the rates cnasu
them for transportation and luggag. @o. ~,b
motion refer 10 the Judiciary oo'l., .",r,.s
Vas debated at length and the bill referred wtnos'
amendment
Mr. VANDERBILT, relative 10 Clotoh
Nster rates in New.York
Mr.. VAN SCHOONHOvEN asked Wncn
Ar "stav bill" would be reported by the Judiciary
Committee The Ambient bill
Mr.. Vanderbilt said they had not time
n consider il vet. They might report tomorrow
Mr.. SMITH complete, the bill regulating
taxation railways.
The report of the Select Committee on
.ce bills relative to college appropriations was taken up
The pending question being on AIDING
q 900 to the appropriation to Madison University anu
q 900 TO 1uly Academy =,
motion was made to refer the bill to
mo Committee of the Whole Lost-Ayes (Aessrs
Beach, Bristol, Cooley, Cornell and Davenport .,
Noes 81. -,
Mr.. CoNGER moved that the bills as they
sood be ordered to third reading. :,
Mr.. PIERCE moved to recOmmit, with
Instructions 10 charge these appropriations on me
Treasurer OF the Chancery Fund
Recess to 4 o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
The debate on the College Appropriation
I'M was resumed and several amendments made. The
appropriations reduced ~ one year An appro-
pristion to Granville College was deeated one to OK
lord Academy prevailed; also one to heesevie Acan-
envy and then the whole subject laid on the table,
which probably disposes of it for the session The Al
bany University is included in it,
Mr.. McMURRAY, from the Select Com
ttec appointed to investigate the alleged frauds con
nected witt the Deposits of Canal Tolls, made report
which was hid on the table and ordered to be printed
By Mr.. MORGAN, TO authorize the May
< TO issue assessment bonds also to authorize the
6econdst Methodist Church, in New-York, to hold
lands
The Assembly resolution to adjourn at
vol md
The rule.
The bill to amend the Militia law was
All the Private Claim bills reported by
fhe Committee on claims and all bills of similar char
acter which they may report were referred to Select
Committee TO be reported complete.
The General Savings Bank bill was then
taken up on motion to agree the Report Of the Com
zpitec of the Whole.
The Savings Bank bill was laid on the
table
MIR. BRIsTOL offered resolution that
Uhen the Senate adjourn it be till al2 O'Clock tomor
morning. then to take up the concurrent resolution
for the adjournment of the Legislature as soon as the
Journal is read Agreed 10 after debate oil al least
three hours. ,
The Senate then proceeded to road the
Code, which will occupy several hours
ASSEMBLY
MIR. UNDERWOOD offered a Joint resOlu-
don for the appointment of Committee TO examine
die Treasury and the Bank Department. accounts
Adopted
MIR. Moss moved to suspend the I'd,
Sist and 5l,h rules Agreed to-
The amendments of the Senate to the In
sprance bill were disagreed to-Ayes %, Noes 80
CANAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House went into Committee OF the
whole Mr. SIMMONS in the Chair on the Canal Appro-
priation bill The following are the items contained in
,obe bill
"For the PAYMENT Of interest the Canal Debt and for
the expenses the office in the Manhattan Company for
the and transfer OF canal stocks the sum OF xSS 400;
fo the expe of collection superntendence and ordinary
repairs the Of S8500O0 the SUN of S2oOO0O or 30
much thereof shall be required hereby appropriated oui
c the of the State canals supply any deficiency
OF the appropriation made by chap 8o OF the laws of 1851
% pay the expenses OF the collection OF tolls supenend
yea ending sept 50 is5l The following sums are hereby
appropriated that is 20 to supply the deficiency OF in
advanced out of the canal fund ON the loan of $4,000
fo extraordinary repairs and Improvements of the canals
made under chap 5i Of laws Of 1912 the OF S65S 75
fo the payment of interest the said loan Of $4,000 for
The fiscal year commencing Oct l. 1851 the OF $1,000;
f the payment Of interest or the sad loan OF for the
fra year commencing Oct l. 1852 the sum OF s. 600"
The bin WAS gone through with, amendments were
made, and the hill was reported to the House.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILLS
The same Committee took up tho Cen
Nal Appropriation bill.
The item for clerk hire in the Controllers
ofKce being under consideration objections made.
WI. LtChEf ulONeu 10 alu Sl,OUU 10
NE Demi Dspensary when the item for New.York
Nspensaries was under consideration. Lost
To the item for Orphan Asvlums Mr.VAN
SAN1vooRp moved to amend by adding $4,000 for the
Asyluins IN the City OF New-York-eaviug $4,000 for
the balance of the State.
Mr.. Brown said he hoped this amend
mem would prevail In early life he had the misfor
tune to lose his parents, and he found home In of
Qesc Asyhaas In the City of Newly and he looked
back with pride and gratitude to TINT part of his life he
spent within Us walls Along with him were many who
were now the merchants OF New,York These lnstih-
uons were cong work OF good-rescuing many, and
Placing them IN the road to honor and a standing in
soeiety while else they might be vsgabonds.
Ihe subject was further discussed bv
nessrs MONROE, Moss, H. SMITH, VAN SANrvooRp and
SNpkRwoon when the motion modified SO as - APP
tr0piate sO 10 be distributed par capita among the