The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-06

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Mr. Bristol to make permanent the tariff Of toll as
1852 This was debated by several Senators and agree
Mr.. WRIGHT moved to include the Champlain Canal
Mr. BARTLETT (dem.) after briefly reviewing the debst
ment Of committee of three to report bill providing
Tor the issue Of six millions Of dollars in bonds for the
completion Of the Erie and Genesee Valley and Black Ri
ver issue to be submitted the
Pc according TO the requistons of the constitution
MI MT. CoNGER, (dem) advocated the plan at length.
c,na.a i ,hs senaca ana Champlan Canals, were in
M, CoNcEs then offered amendment, providing for
the exTencture Of 81 900 900 annually in the enlarge
ment Lost-syes O. nays I7-ss also Mr.. Bartett's
Mr. BABcock eontended that including the Chamn,ain
Canal on which there neither estimate or informal
ton, was not injurious 1t was turnpike by which pro-
O0Oo0 81 tolls instead of $500 600 He moved to
strike OUT and the words Champain Canar struck
| out.
Mr.. WRrHr then offered proposition looking to the
enlargement Of locks on the ehamplan Canal. Lost
ayes Q, nays Is.
| The resolutions were reported to the Senate
| mittee,
| Mr.. CORNELL moved to table them and to make them
| the special order for tomorrow. Lost.
The resolutions were then ordered to third reading
Ayes 20, nays s.
The nays Messrs. Bartlett Cornell Davenport
The final vote on the resolutions was set down for II
O'CLOCK to morrow, and the Senate adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Apii 5, 1858.
Mr. BURROUGHS, Gnd dem of Orleans, moved tha
the roll be called every day. and the names of members
Iost-34 to 45.
STATE rRFAsURERs ACCOUNTS.
mr.. TEMPLE !dem) OF Madison, on leave, moved
current resolution Iointng member of the Senate
ana two Of the House to examine the accounts of the
State Treasurer. Laid over.
SURVEY STATE.
MT STEWART moved that the bill to encourage survey
OF the State by the distribution of State and county
DO ordered to q third reading Lost.
BILLS PASSED
Appropriatns $500 year for the education of the
Amending the law in regard to the public schools of
Syracuse.
Authorizing tax in the town of Weston for the sup
Relative to lands held in trust by William H. Ieggett
for the benefit of Mary J. Barber and others.
To amend the charter of the village Of Genesee.
Relative to lands held in trust for Susan p Iepvett
To authorize tax for police expenses in the Eighth
and Ninth wards of Brooklyn.
TO release the interest Of the State lands to Jemma
Patterson.
Amending the charter of Buffalo
10 amend the act relative grade lines in the city
Brooklyn.
To legalize the official acts of s. G. Bostwick.
TO authorize the construction of canal bridges in
Buffalo.
SALARIES STATE PRISON KEEPERS
The bill in relaion to increasing salaries of the
guards and keepers Of the State prisons was lost
CANAL EXPENDITURES
MR. LOOMS ldem) Of HerkiOaer, moved that the Com
mtee Of the Whole be discharged from the consideration
OF the bill relative to the economical expenditures the
canals and that it be ordered to third reading Lost by
intervening orders be laid the table to take up the bill
Mr. ALDEN (dem asked If this was not in effect the
arrive at the end just rejecteds
The CHAIR decided that II not-the former motion
being one not to take up the bill but supend the rules
for the purpose of moving that ii be taken up.
The motion of Mr.. Loomis was lost, by 3s to s9
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING
Mr.. d, GILMORE reported the following bills complete
To authorize the New York and Buffalo Railroad to
build branch tracks.
IT.
apital.
n tths tms ser the completion of the Rome
Mr.. Looms, faom the Committee on Ways and Means
erorted bills
10 provide for the current expenses of the govern
ment
For appropriation the Western House of Refuge
For the support of the Idiot Asylum.
To supply deficiency in the expenditures of the
CALL OF THE HousE-ABsESTEFs FINED.
Only sixty seven members having answered to their
call Of the House, which vas sustained BY As T.
The obbies and galleries being cleared the roll was
called and eighty four members found to be present
Mr. GALE (dem.) of ~ y. moved to despatch the Ser
geantat-A Arms to bring in the absentees. Carried.
Eleven members were brought in by the sergeant-at-
Mr. L H sMlIH, (dem of Ulster moved that the call
be suspended Carried
THE cAsAIs-MEssAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
A communication received from the Governor, urg.
ing upon the legislature the Importance of such action
will the early increase Of the capacity Of the canals
TO allow the passage Of boats OF increased tonnage
| Mr.. BURROUGHS said there time to have this
subject laid the table to await the printing of the
document. Why has this message been sent here He
thought he could II the fear Of the Cover
that certain before the Senate Ito amend
the constitution in regard to the of improving
the canals) would pass in that body and become
This design Of the message to change the current OF
opinion here His inch system of enlargement which
had found friends at the outset is fast losing fame here
He knows there seventy this floor pledged to
go for amendment of the constitution. This is why
we have this message revamped and again sent to
influence the House in favor Of the plan to the peo
million year for six years, to improve the canals
The Governor knows that the will pass the
Senate and he wishes to whip members into the traces
Mr.. CHAMriIN (dem.) of Alegany-What is the qucs-
! ton before the House?
Mr.. BURROUGHS moved that the message be referred
to the committee of the wbole-now there is question
before the House Knowing that the Vanderbilt propo-
ms breach of the privilege of the House by his
sage If he had any new plans to propose he might pro-
pery bring them forwardbut to reiterae propositions
which have been acted upon here insult to the
House. We all know the bills brought in accordance
with the wish of the Governor have been met here They
have all been decided against by the House. They
have been cut down SO that they will not furnish
| the means to carry on the six inch system And
now in order to arrest the amendment Of the constt
tion have this Mr. b. called on all friends Of
the canals TO look with suspicion anything that
from the Governor Have all formed our opnionsY
Are we not all ready to act upon themY And Is il be-
the Governor knows the state OF opinion here that
he attempts 10 change III The canal to be open in six
teen days. and but little be done this toward
/ the enlargement. The Vanderbilt plan will furnish
abundant in March next Having repeatedly dis
themf What would be the effect of this? 1t would be
taxs,on Of the people to improve the canals After the
Senate has its plans and the House has matured
its judgment and within ten days of the close of the
session called upon to reconsider action and
Judgment Mr. vanderbiits plan to tax those who use
the canas to enlarge them the Governors proposition is
to those who do not them. This last plan has
been before this House for many weeks but has not been
called up for final action. And why? Because IL has
| been universally condemned, and meets with disfavor
here and in the senate Yet dzegardng this significant
fact the object of this to get this bill brought
up and made the special order here Mr.. had already
shovn that many counties not interested in the canals
would be heavily taxed for in aid of the canals if
this proportion IL adopted.
| Recess to 4 o'clock.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
/ TEMPERANCE BILL,
Mr.. KENNEDY moved to reconsider the vote Of this
morning. laying the special orders and smoag them the
temperance bill the table. Carried, by 53 TO 36.
| Mr. KENNEDY moved to take up the temperance bill.
Mr. JACKSON moved to take up third reading bills Lost
Mr. JACKSON moved 10 lay the special order thu
table, TO take up the Governors message.
| Mr.. BURROUGHS hoped not.
Il Mr. jackson motion lost bv 22. q