New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03
NETWORK LEGIsLArURE-ExrRA SESSION.
sENATE....ALBASY, Thursday, June ?.
PETITIONS:

sENATE....ALBASY, Thursday, June ?.
PETITIONS;
Mr. MORGAN remOnsrauce Of w. b Aston f. De
Peyster, and others, against the Jones Wood Park.
Mr. MORGAN, If Board of Supervisors Of New York.
for the reduction of the number OF Superior Court Judges
ron six 10 {, ur.
Mr. RABC0CK presented an invitation from the owners
Of the lines of canal boats The Erie Canal to the Legs
bure Tor excursion on the Erie Canal Read Ii ia
veS the Legislature 10 20 the Canal the Falls ragres
cannot fix time table, but suggests IT can be quickly
cone, II there breaks.
Mr.. BARTLETT thought it quite appropriate. as there
certainly great for the Legislature to know the
'eal condition Of the Canal. lie moved, if the House
concur 20 accept.
Mr.. BENNETT regretted to honorable Senator
Who Is always anxious to the time of the Senate
eherng petition like this He doubted whether any other
Nnafor could have done H.
Mr.. CORNELL suggested the petition had better go to
ne same Committee having cha fge If Mr. Congers con.
tpct in presenting the John l.. o sullivan petition
MIR. UPIlAM thought if the Legislature should go for
week on the Canal the Superintendent for that week
oud be in their places and for would get their
Mats along The forwarders had interest in such
|ucursion.
MIR BABCOCK-The invitation is from highly respec.
able class eff fellow citizens aud deserves pectfu
,OnSideratOn All he asked that the same notice
Night be taken Of IL as of Others like IT, II the Legislature
Mould take the trip some new light might be obtained Ii
notorious that from the beginning OF the opening ofthe
Canal this till continued series Of breaks
had occurred He moved to accept te invitation, to take
eject after the adjournment.
Mr. COOLEY bad not the least objection 10 the Sem
afor from the XXXIs out on voyage on the Erie Ca
ea and he rather thought he should be willing he
Legislature 90 down HGsSe say good bye and wish him
prosperous voyage The ceremony would be pleasant
nd instructive He was in favor of the acceptance of the
Invitation.
Mr. WILLIAMS would rejoice see tbs Legislature 90
ne Can~i Then, perhaps they would see how much en-
eeuc scton Was wanted No invitation Mt ia since he
vas Senator would give him more pleasure 10 accept
10 take this tour after adjournment would be time well
tent The fOrwarders and boatmen think the Legislature
Cont quite understand this question Indeed II rthsr of
ae invitations should be accepted il should be this one
nher than that Of the railroads
Mr. PIERCE believed the state OF the public hnsness
Canal - 0
M. BENNETT moved to refer the whole affair to Sena
sis Bsbcock and Williams.
III. BRISTOL moved to lay on the table. LOst-Yeas
q Nays1f
Mr. BABC0CK moved to reisr to Committee on Canals
vsrned-ieas Is, Nays
me presentation Of petitions was resumed.
.. REPORT.
OIL 70 amend clerical in the bill organizing
- AAiS Ward Of the City Of New York, received
y. CANALS.
,. resolutions proposing amend the Constitution in
So W me canals, were received from the Assembly
~. COoLEf and Mr. CONGER both rose The floor
NJ CCOUAGhR-I move that the Senate do concur.
n ~ III ~ move the Senate do nOn-concar
dgs. ~ TWO motions are equivalent To vote