The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21
NEW YORK LEGfsLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.

| Senate.
ALBANY July 90 1853.
THK NnHoAD TAX AND TOLL BILL.
The consideration Of the Tax and Toll bill resumed.
The ston OF railway taxation was debated at Iengt
but the Senate refused TO toll the Erie Central lines be
tween Schenectady and Syracuse provided in the old
cbsrters Of those companos upon the entire central
|. line
The committee reported rrogreas and then the ques
tion came reccmmtting the bill TO impose mill tax
This drew out debs'e kinded to the debases on the
canal amendment) in which Senator's Pie rec and Bris
tel, democrats took part.
M PHRE considered that when the queA ion OF taxa
ton really came, very many gentlemen wh had bean
roSse , IN vot'ns appropriations during ue session on
these expenses the people Of the State would be com
pelled TO pay He bad favored the returning 70 the po
necessary for the debt He had favored
laying specific tax on all corporations psyn aa in
come Of seven per cent The Senate haa refs sed to
sdnIt these measures and ye those, who by t@sie ss
rsoidpary appropriations have produced tho essssity
for the tax, now hesitate and dsclam, and endea to
frame excuses for reluctant support Of the tax mea
sures These gentlemen have caused the monsy "a be
expended. Why do they not show the people or tn,
State how the FUNDS TO be aisedY
Mr. BRISTOL considered that either the ver4cty or the
memory Of the Senator from the Tenth was greatly at
fault he might choose whichever dilemma best pleased
him. The old speech of the Senator from tho Tenth had
been uttered so ofea that like the ticking Of the sock
Mr.. CoNoER (dem defended his course in submitting
the several propositions from tbe Committee Faane
the seventh W Copgsr1 had con- uted the other member
Of the Finance Conmtttee (ar Morgan)ths only one Of
the committee who knew anything about iaancs-he
would have saved himseIf rpsry prominent tailurea
Mr. VAN ScHooSHovEN (whg) saw very great cause
for alarm in a mill tax Certain gentlemen who had
made themselves the cham pons against internal improve
mens bavng utterly failed endeavor to shake tho
earth from centre to circumference because OF mill
This alarm dies IN the dome It will be like their
efforts to prove that the con m tona amendments
uncon stitu,ional which all ended in their voting for
them The people of the State understand how inatu
a ara, nArniAa IF into .aylfs
SUPPLY
Pending the question on the Tax bill the Supply bill
smendmerts and insisting the Volunteer aud Legsla.
tive pay appropriation and the bark messenger" ap-
propr'ations and asking committee of conference.
The Senate ordered a conference
TEE
Came Up again, but pending the action on this quss
tioD, the SeDae tc0k q recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE CEsTRAL RAILROAD BONDS.
Mr.. BARTLETT reported bill to allow the Central Rail-
road to mortgage their road to secure their bonds.
MIR. PlATT offered amendment that the road should
pay bonus of $500 coo for being released from tolls
Rejected and the bill ordered to .hird reading.
BILLS PASSED
To amend the charter of the Mexican Ocean Mail Ma.
vigatioD G mpaNy.
The States Prison Appropriation bill.
The bill for the form atios of canal companies.
THE SUPPLY BILL AGREED TO-
The Committee Of Conference reported that $40 000
vas to he appropriated to the New York Volunteers,
they relpqushipe ell claim. Also. $4,000 to be ao
propriated for expenses If the Legislature.
Ihs report was concurred in; so the Supply bill is
passed Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, July 20, 1858.
The select committee reported in favor of exoneratiug
Mr.. Co'e the resident engineer on the canal
THE SUPPLY BILL
Came down from the Senate The appropriation of 900
to the New York Volunteers insisted upon. The
amendment reducing the Compensation to the account
ants Of Union College not insisted upon.
The amendment increasing the appropriation for nay
Of members insisted upou and then the bill went
q Committee of Conference
BILLS PASSED.
To alter the map of New York by LAY ing out public
place.
To rn the title of Cornelius Vanderbilt to certain
lands in RchIu, nd county.
BILLS LOST.
For The relief of the surviving soldiers AMI widow, of
soldiers of the Of 1912.
The PepnsylvaDie Cspsl bill.
MANAGERS PROSECUTE
AGAINST MATTER.
The SPEAKER stated that he had Yesterday in reply tn
an inquiry Of the gentleman from New York oced
that 'bs for the prosecution Of the inpe Iah
nent would be appointed this morning At that time he
supposed hist the Lieutenant Governor had been
rec'ly reported as deemrg their apponme necessary
before the court called But Individual whom he
had deted TO place upon that committee Wishing few
hours 10 decide upon the accept he had adre eed
the Lieutenant Governor and received the reply from
hin tbs, he did not consider the appointment
fary before tbe court calico snd hat the Ie
pisatuIe would probably aojoun this week he ha de-
cdd 10 convene the court the esrlest day
after edjo The Speaker gave this statement as
explanation of delay had occurred aud stated
thar The managers would be announced at early
hour.
THE COMMITTEE CoNrgeln SUPPLY
The SPEAKER announced the following named members
the Comm itee of Contsrepce the Supply bill
Mtssrs jackson, d. Taylor Marsh &, Smith aud Els
worth.
Per ding discussion on tte bill relative to building
bridge the Orchard Creek, the House took
to4P. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Impeachment bill referred to the judiciary
Committee.
BROOKLYN ARMoRY
Mr.. OBRITN reported complete the bill for Armory
in Brooklyn.
TIE TkEAsURER's ACCOUNTS,
Inspectors O'keefe apd Sraeue appointed n be-
half II the House Committee /" Examine the Treasdr
er's Accounts.
THR CANAL DEEI MtL
Was reported completes. and pas sed
TIME FIXED uPoN FOR FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
The adjournment resolution ehlled up and amend
ed 80 70 adjourn to Mt 7. M and agreed TO
by 81 10 49,
TIE STATE PRISON APPROPRIATION.
The SenBtes da,ents the States Prison Appro-
pIiation bill were concurr.d N
PASSENGERS.
The Emgrant Passenger act reported com plets
Recess to eight o'clock.