New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

ASSEMBLY.


Mr CLAPP presented the proceedings Of = NEE ing
The hrwarcers Of Buffalo, inviting the Legislature e
| pssssfe s1eur-ion upon the Erie Canal
The sPEAKER-1he communication will be referred "a
! The COMMITTEE On Canals.
Mr. FORSYTH moved 70 lay upon the table Lost
Mr. CLAPP moved that the Invitation be accepted.
Mr. BEhA thought that the excursion would be safe
'han upon the railroad The gentleman Mr. FOrytbl took
umbragt at invitation rendered without insulting
word He fer not accepting it He not
sing to Niagara be dared not 60 the rate of - miles
.sn hour
Mr. FORSYTH said the gentleman Mr. Bemanl had ex.
penoed bic sbOi for nothing.
Mr. BEMAN knew so when he shot il.
The mott, D 10 lay on the table carried
r. solutions received from the New York State lem
peraDce Alliance for the Maine Law.
Mr. OBRIAN moved that the Committee appointed to
nvesgae the affairs of the Art Union be instructed TO
report ss esrly As Tuesday next. Lies
Mr.. LOOMS reported The bill apsropratng the rev
Of the Literature ana United States Deposit Fund to
Academies
Ako moved that it have its third reading
The bill was read third time and passed
The Wllisusburgh Wsterwerks bill, coming down from
the Senate amended by the substituting Of new BILL was
after discussion laid upon the table.
PRINTING IAPEACHNEST REPORT.
The Printing COMMITTEES reported in favor OF printing s1
copiss for each member Of the Legislature and LOO for
the Of the Canal Commissioner
Mr.. CLAPP moved to amend by making the number
10000 instesd If 1000.
Mr. WOOD moved amendment that the HOUSE
prInt so 0OO instead OF lOOOO
Mr.. w. TAYLOR resumed He dwelt upon the history
Of the two school systems and urged immediate seton IL
the almost universal wish that the bill might pass
Much inter,s being excited in behalf of IT,
III. motion to refer lost The bill vas then read
thro time during which Mr. Noble moved to lay upon the
table, which was lost The bin was carried.
Mr. NOBLE moved reconsideration of the last vote
and TO lay that motion oD the table.
The motion to lay on the table was lost.
MrOKEEFE hoped union of a rotten. despsed system
with the living would not be- forced upon us tie knew
from expereI what these schools others were not
personally acquainted with the matter. he hoped action
he
motion was made postpone the consideration of the
ito reconsioer) until Tuesday next which was with
Mr. SHAW thought there were but dozen opposed to
tie bill i was not as though it was close question
Mr.. OKEEFE followed, and eulogized his venerable
friend from New York, Mr. Shaw
Mir. BEMAN said th,re was no reason for delay Inc
gentleman absent Mr. Rosel had right 10 ask As ne
understood IT, both parties desired the coalition The ques
lion had bet exhausted The delay intended to Kill
the bill Why not the brief prepared IN advance
The House 10 a recess until L. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. KEARNEY offered resolution authorizing the Ca.
rs Board to expedite the repairs OF Cs oreAA' Lies
The New.York City School Act taken up the ques-
ton pending being upon reconsiderns the hha Vo,e
Mr. ST JOHN hoped the House would defer the final
vote II had been asked what objection there was 10 "A
consolidation Of the schools He believed was the
policy of the Democrats TO oppose the concentration OF
power This he deemed an argument against the ac OF
consolidation which extended to one head almost unlm
tied power ~
MIR. HASTINGS desired little denOerauon' ms ohi
had been before Committees and had received full and
careful exsmin alton II awaited its third reading IL
submitted whether the House in justice to Itself ought not
TO dispose of now No had been presented
and he believed cartload of petitions would not change
the position If tho,e informed upon the subject.
Mr. ID Is TAYLOR thought the bill meant this. The
old school system had become insOvent and it, officers
cane here 10 have legsae them into Office that they
might not be called upon give account OF their ste
srosbp The City opposed to the bill The country
members ought not to impose il upon us
gnoke IN %
MIR STAMFORD moved the previous question, and the
vote being then had upon the motion to reconsider the final
vote upon the bill declared lost
Ar WEEKS moved 10 forward the bill relative to the
American AND Foreign Bible Society. Read and passed.
Mr. WEDIKIND gave notice ot bill relsiive to the
Police Law of New York City of last session Adjourned