New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

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fTTS S o' COOLEY called up the ten hour bin
a.. TPnAM advocated tho BIZ As teDoing % s5ti-
vi VT ones,ion I, le0aIizes days work. The ls~
~, eobs Of wheat bushe! now ~ha ne oss1 "a, ths
"a. sso to say was that such number o. h0uf' 'nA %
sM soNGER moved to recomnt for amendment Lost
re- hi We. hen read third time and it Wa lest.
aYEsFss S; rs s;0 Us s Tsass soSoonhsy
E .atysl M...r. B.bet Bsstnsu Hsbonb P.s
Mr. COOLEY mOs cd b. rec'n,iier
Mr. PLATT objected and under the rules, the motion
could not he msde 80, , -, su
hg passed unless noted otherwise
unanimous consent the Niagara ship Canal was re-
,opied complete and by consent the bin was laid on the
The Catholic Congregation bill was tskenup.
The question pending on the motion Of Nh PADDOCK 70
s.nke out thu eDacting clau-e,
Mr. TABKR took the floor in reply N what he charac,
fszed the uuprovoked assertions made sg ns nm ano
be course in che Introduction Of The bill.
Pending Mr Taber srenark the hour d y arnyea ana
fbe Executive Session Wa held
Several nominations for No'aries were made
Mr. CONGER moved 10 m truc' the delegation IRON
"he 1T Distrc 10 report Immediately the New orA lar
sb0r Masters 81.
Mr. UPHAM moved to lay on the table which motion
Mr.. VANDERBILT moved to take up the Brooklyn
Barbor Masters and the Senate determined to conSaer
Mr. COOLEY a.ked for information respecting the quail
fcatiors Of the nominees for HarbOr Masters.
Mr. Vh&DERBlI4p believed The nominees much bstier
Nj OTIS~Are Tot al required 70 be ship nasters1
Mr. VANDERBILT said eleven were to be appointed Of
whom five th-i be .lipmastfrs Those n0mnFed are
rroper and not he remaindyr The Governor may uni
maize the persons qu Lied - ship owD-rs -
Mr. COOLEY said, the ut'@r Incompetence OF the
NJ Yck n, no,ptees was glaring with the exception OF
the one who lad b. tn engaged 0u the North RIVER lie
was not sasf-d Indeed, bis examination aud norma
ion induced him 20 believe that the persons nominated
TIE ion vas then taken on nfrning the Brook.
Ign IIsrbor Mas'rs aud resulted ss follow c,. p,v.0
AG-k Isrfe Eft
pq yCne; KIRBY on. rir s ' cy MeFssn Mos1 Nun.
roe, Newoornb, Pat Isber UPham al Seho'nD''en "'
Mr BRISTOL th,p moved 70 reconsider the vote by
which the senate declined to instruct the o,9sois on
New York 10 report on the New York llarbor Masters
Mr. UPHAM moved TO resume legislative ousn'e's'
which WIS carried, ~ follows r,. a.,
AyrsMers Balcock Beeknau Clark Cooley, McEwain Nor
gan Munoe Eeweomb Plat Tsoe UPham Van S'hoonhVeD'
NsSsme. Bartlett Bristol Conner Cornell Davenport Jones'
Kirby, Pierce, Patt, Rogers, SNOW, Vanoe,nt olo
Mr. IABER then resumed his remarks on tue O@'noio
Mr. BABCOCK withdrew bis motion to strike out the
eDaciing clause. . e,h tfn
MIR VAN SCHOONHONEN hoped the vote would nov
be taken in the Senate The vote pressed now an W.
hill defeated the day 20 come when the ptssSs o
fhis bill wi be by public sentiment demanded. me
oanor sought be created mat the FaP1oy Is 10 De
milf mn while the truth that il be dem0nsrated th
The 7, Al object Of he bin Is 20 diminish me ior'e anu
strength of he Catholic hierarchy He was not OF the
number who believed that the Christian religion G. !ud
either be resir overthrow by human leSsi@uon
IL stands on 4 igher and a better tlunoauon ~,
Mir CORNELL believed that the vote OF the sena.s i
showed that the Senate tull-qute as tut as IL VIII
Mr. COKGER believed that indefinite posponenent
of his snbect gond be the n course II has been an
pouncsd that Pin, TX ha- sent 10 is country competent
auth riy invet4 the causes OF N inc ~
thohc Church Of th country II was n' riSh 10 me-
fere and would be spared the trouble OF legNahS on
ye1ed question The Intervention oil the rope Wiz ar
fe,a AL VAN SCHo0NHOvEv felt thai duty due to
bims, It. that he should vndcae hs motives ana ms cna
racer Those had been grns assaulted ana no was de
temned to put hrse upon th7 rrG'' S !" proper '"'P'
WAS Mess. Mqro pie Ven sShoos9v NV WH ETA cons
Cornell Jones Mct.wau N0Il'n Ne"oo""' i'e'0e' 4' e'
T'sf,' 1 n r4conmi' so ~ TO oonfue the
action Of the bill alone {, Roman Catholic congregations
and it was amended I'D r-ad again. .;.
MIR VAN SClOONHON EN moved to recoinmt.
Pending bis remark. the Senate took recess
AFTERNOON SESSION
The greater It OF the afternoon session was occupied
MIR VAN SCHOONHOvEN spoke on the Catholic bill
but the Senate bad to adjourn for want of quorum
II understood that substitute will bo offered tonpr
row for the Catholic bill providing for the election OF Iru-
tees by the male members Of the Catholic congregation
ASSEMBLY
The New York Pilot bill coming from the Senate win
amendments they concurred in .,, 1T.
MIR W TAYLOR by consent, mir lduced d" Fe."A'7
10 piers in Brooklyn, repeaiug the old 'ctl
mis- KFAp AND PASSED go .
Mr. ID II TAYLOR asked consent 90 take the Auehuo
and Pacific Railroad bill from the mnits9 OF tae "hoe
and refer to a Select Committee Objected 10; .
He then moved to lay all orders on tle tAoi9 Do"" ~
unfinished business 10 admit If taking mp the olh
MIR BIRROl CHS moved 60 lay on the taoe. ho'''
MIR NIOR motion was carried. .,.,.,.,,. ~,
Tie Committee Of the Nlole, Mr. htNNLO1 IN me
Chair hen went into consideration Of the bill u ncorpo
rate the Atlantic aud Pacific E''rosd Company ia. ,
Mr. BURROUGHS proceeded TO discuss 'hs merits "
Mr. LOOMS desired to specify what appeared 70 him to
be few Of the objections 10 inc hll g., =, ,..,.,r
Mir ID. H. TAYLOR could not agree Win 'ue seH'io'i''
who lad opposed the bill
Me nFNpEE objected ~ 'he bill