New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

- b.re and Buffalo We are consequently withou.
..sl report Of the afternoon proceedings Of the Leg
adure.
,..,sYant Pa..engers-Tbe Temperance Bill in the
Hause- Commissioner mather-The Impeachment
Case.
S|~~ O'|-N ALBANY, Friday, Jun. H. 1850
ns.tiop was presented this morning by Mr.. BENAN, Il
..birtop Co. from citizens Of Montgomery Co. asking
hit some law be enacted prohibit the carrying Of emf
r, passengers on the Central Line Of Railroads in the
,.Dp.r they are now carried The petitioners represent
istanees where have been hudded together
large number-the thermometer ranging from 90 70 90
,ckpsss existing among them; no water furnished or
placed within their reach; opportunity given them TO
obtain refreshments Of any kndand compare their
6on that Of cattle transported upon the roads drawing
parallel in favor Of the latter They instance cases where
death has ensued from these The reading Of the
petition created profound sensation in the House and
motion made and carried 20 refer il to the Committee
on Railroad Accidents with instructions 20 take back the
Railroad Accident bill and incorporate provisions in that
bill 20 meet these cases
The Temperance bill received from the Senate this
morning. Mr. Hastings (Whig, Of Monroe) moved TO
refer the bin to the Committee on Internal Affairs Of
Towns and Counties with instructions 20 report forthwith
complete This motion intended to insure promp.
action on the bill al this session. should the bin take the
usHal course and 90 first TO that Committee be reported
10 the House and then referred 10 the Committee Of the
Whole its passage final action up)n it, would BIZ
dapgered Mr. Hendee (Whg, Of Liyngston,l moved to
commit the bill to the Committee Of the Whole The ques-
ton being taken the motion TO have the bill referred and
reported complete, lost by vote Of So to s. It
CURED three OuTths vote as the motion involved
pension Of the rule The following the
YEAs-wesls. Ashley, Bemsn Bopion Burroughs ChamPlia
foro GeD. Hadley Hail. Hardin Hastins, Haydn Hibbsd
h hs,s"sd hG GS Loos I9,y mss acsSraey Mlst
Miller o'toy rs,l.n, Pe,a' re'engA PEER, eose a. y ho'e
W,Ss mo- S Si,a Wilson, iso w,asA, ' s S van A''
Ba'nn carr ds ' tasssia Gs DsS Ba5 os E. E
Jan Hs.G' Hesas'Io1 1o aS aS.n 6
js11 s,;s .I ? T;;s ii'
A communication receiyedfrom Canal Commissioner
Matber Of which the following is copy:
STATE OF NEw-YoRK, CANAL CoMaIssIoSERs' OFFICE
Toa Hon he As'c~5ly Of n. state Of Neo; YocF:
10 AVOID misappreheDson regard to my wishes in the
matter of the resolution offered by the SelaN Committee
Of which Mr. Champain is Chairman the adoption of
which Is urged by him, notwithstanding the imputsiOns
preferred against in the report of that Committee have
been respectfully submit fully met and reuted in my
communication 20 your Honorable body take the liberty
10 say ts his part leaves alternative
but to hands the passage of such resolutions
sba bring tho matter contained in the report of the Sc
led Committee formally and specifically before the con
stutiona tribunal to the end that those mputatons may
be Udcialy determined and finally disposed OF.
Though confident in the belief that the resolution
ported ~ the Committee cannot under the circum
csttd, receive the sanction OF Hon
body vet believing that its rejection would not
silence those wh) have pursued me in secret, and
caused me be thus aspersed before the people of the
State through whose suragcs and confidence have been
honOred with hish public trust-but that the spirit
which has thus far characterized the proceedings against
would be Cmbttered rather than alayed by such
suit am induced ask, in addition 20 the already
received from your Hon body that te charges against
may be put ia tngbe and fhn shape for adjudication
before tue high tribunal in such cases provided that
may have tho opportunity denied by the Select Com
mee TO vndcate myself from the sspersons OF secret
and open ASSISTANTS Respectfully Submitted,
joins Z. MATHER
II wasIead and after lapse Of some fifteen minutes
Mr. HASTINGS (Whig of Monroe) moved that the conmu
nicaou be returned the Commissioner. This motion
elected spirited debate and the motion rejected by
the following vote
Hbbad LOouis Marsh McLe@n Noble, L. OsgOed >. Smith,
spefard, sPeaAo, spIsgue SaVoTd-l6.
RuRpoucHs Cgyv Cbaff1d ClaDo
Cok Croker nehat, Dubos, IAsuorh ~ ig, J r. Ely Fin
more Glover Green, aley, A. C. Hail Ha5dia, Hgden Henderson,
HckOx aAcp Hutchns Hutchinson, Ingalls, Jackson Kennedy
hHeeand Lawrence iaSoaa ,yiosoa Log9seury L3siey,
j. C. OsgOd Paliers1n Perkins Pefsoas PeagM, Peters Reid
EOsers 4 y hoe Roe " Rose Sc,,oa Sh.w b. smith r
ID. Is. Taylor " iGyi07 Iemple, Van Nankeu, Webb Weoi
Westoyor, West VhitVab Wilson, WinsDs Wood-s7
The House then resumed the consideration of the resou
lion mpeach Commissioner Msther, Mr. Looms (Dem
Of Berkme taking the floor in favor Of the impeachment
KsoP.
Additional Particulars concerning the Railroad Acct
dent ut Susduehanna.
SUSQUEHANNA, Friday, Juue II, 1854 AM
The boiler of engine No s., which pushing heavy
FREIGHT train Grade when about half of