The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

Assembly.
ALBANY, Juno Is, 1858.
No quorum at 10, and reesss taken till II O'Clock.
THE


ALnASY, Juno l3, 1885,
No quorum at 10, and rees@ taken till II O'Clock.
THE ANTI RxSrs3s
Mr. HoLIEY asked consent, which refused, TO ofe
resolution calling the Governor fer to th
resolution adopted the s Of June fr nformston
regard to anti rent matters.
Mr. SAEDFoRD moved to suspend the rufsp which The
House refused.
STATE MAPS FOR SCHOOLS
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill 70 encou
rage the survey Of the State by supplying school
with County and State maps
lengthy debate ensued and pending the quests the
hour of recess arrived.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE DEFENCE OF CANAL COMMISSIONER MATHRR.
Mr.. B. j. GILMORE, from the Committee ON Printing,
presented joint resolution for printing 900 copies Of
the defence Of Canal Commissioner Mather for the use of
said Commissioner. Adopted.
THE CANAL oUnsnoN-RxPoRr OF THE JOINT CONFERENCES
COMMITTEE
Mr. LOOMS presented the report Of the Committee OF
Conference upon the Canal question The following ars
The concurrent resolutions =
.nS 1s
prsviou. to makiI such choce:-
,ss s
article there appropriated set apart in each
linking s
s n If e
fund shall not be any part the princi
s as
oe % b ws En- NJ Of said
tho snsrs hs d.
expenses government remainder shall fiscal
s meet Ct The
Gn nn. the said canals shall be completed In each fs
such the Legislature may direct but Shall at no
time be anticipated or pledged for than year
The LEGISLATURE SHALL during the years. annu
pnd ssnsss and 70 III espst.p
Of Cana. sspds
sn ssfsy sS By o n
the canal for the current fiscal in which such
be s
ture shall at the session. provide for the by
The legislature shall also borrow 81 to refund to
&
The reoeyed into the Treasury thereon but
interest 70 accrue after July 1862 shall be paid such
The provisions of section twelfth article requiring
shall apply loans By Til. sssseh tito
%sts @ i Ss
The 81 o ef 5 The ss a f
be ma with the who shall offer
sane at the lowest price, with adequate security for their
5oTS 70 N Ey6ASNnPSHyRB1IT,ls E6SnSy s.,,.. c.,,,,..,
A. j. UPHAM,
De Wit {. WEST,
M. CHAMPLAIN,' Assembly
ALONEO CASE, eoniefees.
DE WITT G: LITTLEJOHN,
Mr. HoEY moved to make the report the special order
for tomorrow at ii O'Clock.
Mr. A. HALL moved to print twenty extra copies for
each of the members Carried
NEW YORK GRAND JURORS ETC.
Mr. TAYLOR brought in bill to provide for the selec-
ton and return of Grand Jurors in the city and county
of New York providing that the judges the Supre
Court Of the First Judicial District the JUDGES of the
supreme Court the Judges of the Court OF Common
Pltas, and the Mayor Recorder and City Judges shall
constitute Board of Commissioners for the selection Of
Grand Jurors. They prepare list of 900 names
aid be govel nen by the rules the Board of Su
psrvisors with regard to the selection and the
Jurors. Referred to report compieso.
TIE CRoToN WATER
hr GALE reported complete the Cotton Water Tax
bill
NEW YORK MARINE SOCIETY.
Hr HARDING Iepo, ted bill amending the charter OF
the New York Marine Society," to change the number of
its officers.
ASSAULTS WITH DEADLY WEAPONS
Mr.. ST. JonS brought il bill 70 punish BY mprison.
ment assaults with deadly weapons Referred to report
complete.
THE BUFFALO AND NEW YORK RAILROAD.
Mr. D. GILMORE reported complete the bill to authorize
branch # the Bufsoa ard New York City Railroad from
BerDe to Dansyile.
IyyKEEpERs.
Mr. D. p. TAYLOR moved to forward the bill regulating
the liability OF inhkeepers
MAPS FOR SCHOOLS.
TIE Committee Of the Whole resumed the consideration
Of The bill to survey of the State by supplying
scht o dis ricts with State and county maps
Progress was reported ano the House adjourned.