The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

Commissioners were also nominated, and number oi
notaries.
The President then called for reports of committees
The First judicial district called but the Senator's
did not present any report upon the Hsrbor Masters
Surgeon to the Marine Hospital, &C. Mr. Wander bilt,
from the Second district reported in favor Of confirming
the two Harbor Masters for Brooklyn. Mr. Upham
moved to lay the table, Mr. Cooley seconded the mo-
ton. Avote being taken, it decided in the afrma-
tive, 10 to IA, Mr.. Cooley voting with the wings.
Mr. Pierce then moved that the Senator's the First
JUDICIAL district, Messrs. Beekman Morgan and New
comb De discharged from the further consideration of
the nomnatiens in their hands, and that the Harbor
hasteis be confirmed He thought it very doubtful
whether those Senators would ever report
Mr. Morgan gave AZ a reason why the committee was
unable to agree upon report that in relation to
the harbor masters the committee had about half an
hour since received q large number of pers and com
munications from the Governor which being volum
nous that II was utterly impossible to give them
animation and consideration upon such short notice
Sr Beeknan had also received large number simar
documents just previous to going executive session
These papers the petitions sent to the Governor or
presented personally by the several applicants whose
names are on the slate
Mr.. Cornell thought 1t duty for the Senate to dis
charge the committee from further trouble examining
the character and qualifications Of democratic nominees
desrous to dispose of these nominations still he was not
prepared 20 do so to day His exceency has had great
olhculty ne has been occupied some six months in
making the Sc elections and Mr. thought It was hurry
ing 'he Senate rather too fast compel them TO make
decision the first executive session after being
Inc senators from the city Of New York have ch
knosledge of tie qualifications either the
zen from the Tenth (Mr Pierce) the Twenty
Mr. fe Vsns saa he committee had been favored with
ample time during the last days to make ex-
animation They could do in five minutes 1t ia only
want OF inclination which prevents them from report
Mr. Babcock thought the democracy themselves were
not aloge her pie ased with the which Excel
lency bad selected for Harbor Masters: and in CON.
frnation be read extracts from the New York True Ma
tionol Democrat and Sunday Atlas both whose columns
contained articles denouncpg those names. Mr. said
that IN conseque ce tf those ces in the democratic
newspapers the committee ought to puru their nq
ries with due caution
The debate continued by other Senator's when the
question was taken on Mr.. Perce's notion and lost
ayes IL, rays Is.
CoDeer reported iu favor of two nominees for nota
res Of the Second Judicial district Mr. Cooley had not
been suited, aDd manifested considerable Indignation
thereat debate sprang up between those two honora
bic senators of stirring character, during which the
famous oSullivan paper, which caused i'll feeling
during The regular session. alluded TO- and the action
- Mr. CoDger in preser ting it remarked upon That
penuemtn stands ready to vindica'e himself whenever
subject.
Several potaries confirmed and the Executive
session nadou1ntd. without taking up either the harbor
masters DR. Vache. Mr. Cooley intimated his wi ling
ness 10 vote for the latter the committee would report
So Alexander Shultz Co. will likely be permitted to
hold over six or eight months longer.
The House took the Maher resolutions and Messrs
Loomis, Hastings D B Taylor, and others, consumed
the session in speaking The subject has become thread
bare, and the members anxious for o vote, which
Will be taken at twelve O'Clock to morrow.
The Senate spent an hour and half in the afternoon
in endeavoripg to proceed to business Mr. Vanderbilt
wanted 10 take up the bill making the Auditor Of the
Canal Department elected by the people Mr.. Beekmau
wanted to pass the PeDn.yvaDia Coal Company bill Mr.
Pierce wanted the Supply bill Nr. Davenport wanted
the Moose river bill and and forth The heat
was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sweating and puHfng-whea
sr Otis happily came to the relief Of all BY moving
adjournment which was promptly crrried. In two mi
nutes the chanbe and lobbies empty. w.