New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

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Mr.. BARTLErrs amendment

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The ersrEenent Lost Ayes. s Nays, L, srs
MIR. BAETLErrs amendment
Dir. B.BoocK conterded that incilding the
Chsnplsir CEnL on whch ths-- neither estsrnxts
o. lzfcrrnsfou Wa rot ieJurious Il wRs turnpike
by Vhich bruduce sought tie Cs1sdixn Ccnal ennsd-
irg TO peg p millions Of toIls instead Of do uiprs.
he moved 70 strike out and The words CkamplGn CO
aal" were stricken cut
Mr.. WRIGHr then offered q proposition look
~ 70 the enArgenSnt Of locks the ChamplAln Ca
bsl LOst-Ayes 2. Nays Is
The resolutions we're reported TO the Sen,te.
On question Of agreeing with the report OF
the Con mstiee Mr. CORNELL moved 10 table them and
70 make teen the special order for q Lost
The resolutions we're then ordered TO a third
reading. Ayes %, Nsys 5-hessTs Bartlett Cornell.
Dsvsuport, Jnpes and McMurrzy.
The final vote on the resolutions vas set down
Ter II O'Clock 10 morrow. Adjourned.
BltLs SEAD AND PASSED. UNLESS oTHERwIsE SorED.
AppropriatIng 500 year for the education
Of the Tusenon Indians.
To authorize tax for Police expenses in the
Eighth and Ninth Wards OF Brooklyn
To amend the act relative 10 grade Lines n
TIE City of Brooklyn
Mr. LOOMS reported the annual bill for the
current expenses OF Government orderei 10 thiri
An adverse report was made to the bill for
the Improvement Of the old STATE dali which
CURED IN End the b1l rejected
The bill making appropriations for the West
err House Of Refuge ordered % a third Eeaiing
The bill for the support of the Idiot Asylum
vas order ID TO a thId reading.
Mr.. ID. GILMORE reported the following bills
complete
To authorize the New-YOrk and Buffalo Rail
rosd 70 build brtnch tracks. Third reading
To amend the general railroad act in relation
% Companies formed under the to increase their
capital. Third reading.
To extend the time for the completion OF the
Rome and Wsiertovn Railroad and for other purposes
Third reading
The doors we're closed under q call of the
House
Only o. members having answered to their
names on the last bull.
Mr.. CHAMBERLIs moved a call of the House
Sustaned-45 to -
The Hobbies and galleries being cleared. the
roll called and - members were found to be pres
ent
Mr. GAR moved to dispatch the Sergeant.
alarms 10 bring in the ahsentees Carried
Eleven members beng brought in by the Ser
reant arms, portion OF whom we're 6ned for being
MIR l.. II SMITH moved that the call be sus-
pended Carried.
THE CANALS
a communication was received from the Gov
such viii secure the early increase Of the ca
psciy Of the canals o. allow the passage Of boats Of in
CfChsed tUuIAge.
MIR. BURROUGHS said there was no time 10
have this subject Land ON the table await the printing
Of the document Why has this message been cent
here' lie thought could answer. II was the fear
OF the Governor that certain measure before the sen
ate TO amend tie Constitution 10 regard 10 the
1t improving the Casas) would pass IN that body and
become law. This design Of the Message was TO
change the current Of opinion here His inch sys-
ten Of ersrg,ment whce had friends ~ the out
zet fat losing them here lie knows there are
Ony this floor who 60 for an arneodment OF the
Constitution. This Is why we have his Message re-
yanped and sgan sent In to influence the House In ia
yOr II the plsn tao the people million yesr for SIX
yesrs 10 improve the Canals. The Governor knows
that the proposition viii pass the senate and be wishes
70 whip Members INTO the traces.
Mr.. BURROUGHS moved that the Message be
referred 10 the Committee OF tie Whole
Recess TO 1 O'Clock.
afternoon Session
Mr. KESNEDY moved TO reconsider the vote
Of thi- morning laying the special orders, and among
them the Temperance BIZ. on the table Caried-Sj
20 30
Mr. E.ssEDY moved to take mp the Temper
BIZ.
Mr.. Jsos.or moved TO take UP third reading
bills. LCst.
Mr.. Jackson moved 10 lay the special order
on the table, to take up the Governors Message
Mr.. BURROUGHS hoped not.
Mr.. JAcKsoS's motion was lost, % TO a..
The House resolved into Committee Of the
Whole On the bill TO prevent the sale OF intoxicating
Liquors.
Mr. Holly moved 70 strike out all after the
euacng clause and 10 introduce substitute abol-hing
al license laws making the retailer OF responsible
for damage done 10y drunksrds, ard making drunken
ness mitdemeanOr
Mr.. WHEELER spoke in favor of the bill as
reported.
Mr. JELLY moved to rise and report pro-
gress.
Mr. BExAs supported the bill.
The Committee rose and the House al d.
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