New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

was the greatest pos'0io puoehce on the part OF me
Dir COOLEY moved 10 Ia, on the table Los, By the
casting vote Of the Lieutenant Gc,ernor
Mr.. COOLEY moved to reconsider Los. by the same
Mr. COOLEY repeIed the idea that there VS. any ian
IN The Senate 20 whom eny Of - sssd be rurioeBe
or IN prudence he had Submitted 90 persOr scrrry
and abuse long enough He had done so becaue he be.
eved that would right itself and be met a. last By an
universal disapprohston. Mr. C. had ped he done
with the member from the With That Senator is the very
last individual who ought TO talk about scur-ty He had
prestnted here Of the vest things er offered 10
tgIaye body-an insult 10 every member OF the Senate
That had produced the alienation that existed and that
not Jet done with 1t should yet he taken up and dis
cus'td lie stall not rise here uDrebUhed. He (Mr }
ban been compelled to reply to the lies and abuse Of that
member against him. known world wide Untrammelied
and uIbarnFssed, he would do hi, duty.
Dir. OTIS vouohed for the nominees
Mr.. COOLEY withdrew his Oppo-ition.
Mr. CONGER lin slusion to what Mr. Cooley said about
the presentation Of the John l. V. Hid nan Henors said
be believed the Senate would by very large vote whea
the subject should up fully exOnsrsts him He
had alluded to the rest because other and greater questions
before the Senate. If the rule Of scrutiny
sought 20 be extended TO this memorial should be had
relation 10 other memorials three Ourhs Of them would be
excluded. The nomination confirmed the
other NOtaes Of the County districts that Of Row
land Gsrdper as Attorney for Oneida Indians.
The Senate resumed legislative business.
Mr.. UPHAM, by consent, presented petitions for the
Niagara Ship Canal
Mr. TABER, several for the from business men of
the CITY of Albany.
Mr.. CLARK, for the same
Recess till y NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill relative to the taxation Of Union Raoad Co in
Troy, was passed.
The Senate could agree how they would take up the
business.
Mr. OTIS: To cut off all amendments now move the
Senate sd ourn Carried
ASSEMBLY
Mr. HUTCHlNS called from the table the report Of the
Select Committee in relation to the consolidation Of Brook
Ign, Willismsburgb and Bushvick.
Mr.. OBRIEN from the minority of the Committee sub.
mtted report against the act to consolidate.
The question being whether the House would agree to
the Msjority Report who reported the bill complete
Mr.. OBRIEN moved to refer both reports to the Judi
csry Committee with instructions to report forthwith
plete.
Dir. HUTCTIINS opposed the motion.
Mr. SHARING reviewed the history Of the BILL and urged
the ogre cling TO the report.
The motion to refer 10 the judiciary Committee was lost
THE IMPEACHMENT CASE.
The special order being the resolution to impeach John
&. Maiber then announced.
Mr.. LOOMS had consent TO offer the following presm
bic and resolutions which lie under the rule
-, s, oS Uee ,h t 10 =, % f
bATHER to introduce resolution Tesehng other State officers
which resolution not received by the 9use the ground that
they offered At times when by the standing rules OF the House.
B1G' Ths House win by refusing receive said
procuring an into the oac. Conduct those State off,
bat the contrary It due TO the movers thereof 70
exists for iI9ps.ehneut and
ard the T have then e. s ~ . i
conduct aad has beer by the ntIoduiion Of those
resolutions and that obs thi0PFh the mere forms of
Re.red That select Committee do immediately
en to nSease the Official state officers
MIR LOOMS took the floor and proceeded lie said he
desired TO keep this free from all others not burden
itwih any imaginary real charges against others Each
should stand by itself He reviewed the several distinct
charges, namely;
I. An unlawful expenditure upon the Troy Dock
@ failure to visit the Canals required by law.
3. Omission to look after apprlsals.
HOdiI ESQ large sum of money IN his hands and not
paying it out to contractors az required.
5. Taking pay for ayel without having done IL.
g. Participation in voting for the lettings of 1851
MI HASTINGS desired 70 shoulder his part of the re-
sponsbiy Of the House and direct SO far be could
Mr. d b. TAYLOR followed and reviewed the positions
that had be taken relative to the Troy Dock.
MIR BURROUGHS moved to suspend the special order
to 4 o'clock this afternoon. Carried.
Mr. HADLEY complete the bull relative to Marine Court
of New York Third reading.
Mr. NOBLE, for division Of the 10Th Ward in New York
into wards recommending concurrence in the amend
ments of the Senate.
The question being taken upon concurring IN the amend
ments decided in the affirmative.
MIR HUTCHlNS called up the bill under consideration
at the time Of the special order.
The question upon the motion TO refer both reports
(upon the act to consolidate Brooklyn Wamsburgh and
Bushwick to the Committee Judiciary to report com
Mir HUTCIIINS moved to amend the report forthwith.
Mr. HADLEY moved to refer to the Committee upon
Cities and Villages
Pending which, the House took recess to 4o'clock
Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. w TAYLOR asked consent TO move forward the
bill amend the law of sis to Incorporate Benevolent
Societies.
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN had consent TO introduce bill to
amend the General Railroad Law.
MIR COOK asked consent to Offer resolution to adjourn
SINE DE on Tuesday the 2eth inst Objected to-
Mr. Soaring had consent to introduce bill to amend
the Charter of Brooklyn. Referred to Kings County
delegate.
The Special Order-the Impeachment Case-was laid
aside.
BILLS PASSED
To authorize any Railroad in the State TO subscribe to the
Stock of the Utica and Allegheny Valley Railroad.
In relation TO the Superior Court, Court of Common
Pleas and Marine Court in New York. relative to under
officers
To change the name Of the American Oil Company to
that of the National Oil Company
Adjourned.