New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
NEW.YORK LEGIsLArURE-E1rRA SESSION.
sENArE-.ALnAnY. FrId.y. July 2 1855

sEEATE."ALBANY. Fridsy July ? 1855
Mr. BEEKNAN moved the Ne" York Wharf and Pier
bib back to the Committee reporting it, reporte complete
The surrogate bill passed yesterday; being found de-
fettige, Was amended motion Of Mr.. BABCOCK, and
Mr. BABCOCK from the Printing Committee reported
adverse g. resolution Of the A5emby directing the
printing of twenty tunes the usual numOrr OF the Doca'
inenfsIy History the Senate agreed t0 the report
Dir. CONGER rose and stated that he was ready 10
make report the state oi the finances II tne Senate
Mr. MORGAN said this report had, within the las. ten
minutes shoEn TO him lie. Of COURSE desired to be
considered ~ Mt committed to rs conclusions.
Mr CONGER read his report 90 SEPTEMBER 3, 1852,
tbe dfcH in the general fund 5000 The est ns,ed
defc ls5J S51o oO aud IN total estimated deficit
on the close of the fiscal year IA 1894 IS eJolOOl
Mr. COOLEi-It OILY ,hows that the Chairman ot the
Finance Committee Mr. MoMundJ,l when no b-ouStln
Li 10 red . the haf mill tax nothing Of VIVA, be
was about Nor did the f1aneiI officers oi the state 1t
was commentary their oOndu t. AID on that 1t those
Who are sum ring them against sense common
iustce, ma sound reason
Mn e. deiendec the Controller having discharged his
duties fully IN respect to the finances OF the ) sts
Ms CLARK reported the Puneyyile PLANK Road bill
Mr. BENNE n the thport Bridge bill
The special order the Sapply oil, Canal bills and Rev
enue bills then taken up IN committee Mr. Olloh
Mr. VAN sCHooNHOyEN proposed thet the amount
appropriated for printing sha not be PAID TIL e'idsn 70
gwen that the documents are transmitted 10 INC A'uo0'S
MIR VANDERBILT II is the business of the Secretary
Of State forward the documents Mr. van bsnuIayseh
Nj VAS SCHOONilOyEN: Ihave been conpeledt to
90 repeatedly he office To- procure my documents
Mr. NANDEkBlLt-Ih exercise VIII do youg0Od mr
Van BeIhuysen viii undoubtedly treat you with great
oO Mr {{SN srHO0NH0VEN- ! had no doubt o.
that The printer STATE very KIND and Tor great
many years has done jas about what be pleased Dut Tor
all that tn dOcun, nts ought to BE- sent Isn' ans an,
between hIn Secretary Of STATE, the Work should
be done. .
yidpg for The Printing appropriation was adopted. go
I'm fl,4a g.
Union College affair, debate arose between senator
HFtKwAN' and VAN SCllO JNuOYEN, IN which the
old questions conc -rnpg Dr. Nou and The College wer
The discussion Of the supply bin til the hour of
AFTERNOON SESSION
The consideration o saFpb o1l VA resumed: r.
The section appropram pay mtt ' the Aegsa'urelo r
The extra session being under consideration.
mir COOLEY snid the extra session might have been
avoiceo had 1t not FOR the mai conduct OF certain
Senators Like honest Tay, all suisc These
Senators sought delay and embarrt.s justice to the
State the members OF the Legislature olght not 20 be pad
Jc an bss men .spec.iv abu. We of the senate IL
has ca aud It action scandaleo by that prnt
Thai paper those acting with Il nave constantly scan
daz'd The Senate Nov he wan ei 10 put those gentle
men e. the test The Extra Session was altogether un-
Necessary The Senators who have acted IN opp'ou %
the great which after ali they have gone Tor save
proouo,dt Had they done Their duty J." '9d have o51n
unnecessary is unjust imp 'iuc aud unwise Tor the Ia
gslauTe 90 vote it, pay fora gross drec ION 6" duy Az
The close of the regular session the Seaat7 hai asked
prolung fr ew DAYS bu me House h'd REUSED
The was Ia the hSuds of the Speaker who had
ample time to have presented il but ne DID not The
Extra Session cOncooed by the enemies OF me Canal
who having placed henseS IS IN bad position desirrdto
retraot tier steps The people understand th's Let us
have no linchlng among those VINO nave take 80
much ahOu the expenses of the ses.i'n-sNy thousand
collars or be paid out OF the earnings OF me
people, ~ go
Mr. BENNETT WAS in favor of striking out the section
lie believed there necessity for IT. II the section
was TO be passed hoped the Troy oinneS time aud the
various reoesses would all be deducted.
MIR PIER + considered the last gentleman as beng IN
favor If craving pay for the long recess
MIR RENNElT-Nou have NO right TO draw any sach
inference AIN in favor OF Striking all out
Mr. PIERCE Every min must dec de IN relation 10
drecOn Of duty, for himself II the Seusior from the
Fst has wasted time he Is best judge of that As Tor
himself he had not wtsied TIME bur h.d gwen such tine
to discussion seemed due % the interest of the occasion
AT the close of last session opp 'rtuny given
20 prolOng the session CERTAIN geAeueA he1 the moor
70 The very hour of recess
AntrA nrotract, debate the amendment was rejected
The debate on the Supply bill was continued TO the Sd
The Senate refused TO agree to the resolution o. the As
snby for printing twenty times the usGa number OF the
Documentary history.
Ar CONGER read report in regard % State Finlnces
In SEPTEMBER The dehct in the general iand ia Sep
tmbtr ls5a s517Ooo aad in September ls9i ssolOJo
Mr. COOLEY spoke With much severity rs 10 state Al
hls, and Mr.. Murray, Chairman OF the finance Connt
tee
The Supply, Canal and Revenue bills were taken up in
Committee.
ASSEMBLY,
Dir LOOMS moved 10 lay all orders Of business on the
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