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proposed to exclude ths stocks Of other ssss and ~
ospt the stocks and bonds Of cities within our own boz
ders No dsresyeot to the Bank COMMITTEES va.
by this but several unsuccsss attempts 10 btfns tAs
DIN nad been made by the chairman Of that Committee
and finally the whole was put 70 s,eeu untii
called up by the select commttss Its rsserepss 10 n,
committee Of the whole would most snectuay smother
tho BILL He trusted thiswoud not ~ DONE but that IL
should be ordered to a third reading.
Mr. J. Rosu (dem.) Of N. r., spoke oe slnst the bIl
which To benefit stock and others at the ex
pense Of the laboring Several otxsr members
participated in the debate.
Mr.. r. Smith said the Bank Comnttee recommended an
extension Of the basis solely in view Of the fact that ST.
Of stocks held by the Bank Department would
mature on the LIST of July next and that the 900
o circulation of Safety Fund banks whose
charters had expired would be withdrawn by Iexsative
enaement But for these they would have reported
the selection of the four States named under the be
at the extension would be limited by the adoption
Mr. MAIBuRN (dem Of Albany, moyed,the previous
question: and the Dill was ordered to third reading
Mr. r. SMITH reported bill relating to bants s.n.,,.
s and Individual banks in New York city Thu
Of the Banking Department sas
oa Mnosss 0f ss o.ns deposits and eo.
DONE 1t was ordered to . third reading ''''
~ po.v snw foRk COMMON SCHOOLS.
ed 10. s -'" on'ses-
CANAL ExPHypruRys
Mr. LOOMS, (dem.) Of Herkimer moved a suspens,o, -
all other orders to take the bill relative to expendtus
On tne canals from the committee Of the whole, and or
= MI d. b. TAYLOR, (dem) of N. Y, objected to takinx
this course " i was designed to compel the resgnation
OF two OF the Canal Commissioners.
Mr.. LOOMS withdrew his motion and the Hor.e -.
solved itself into Committee of the Whole Mr.. p W Rose
Mr.. D. B. TAYLOR moved to strike out the enactin~
osGss Nus H.srxos l.,,., :, 49,.
order The bill having been partially gone through wit
the motion could not be made at this time.
M LOOMS said the bin had twice been gone through
WIN In committee-an the amendments likely TO bo
made had already been inserted-and the oniy pur-
pose for avoiding final action of was to secure III
Mr. D. TAYLOR said there was no necessity for thi.
pin. was systematic attempt to drive two Of tho
this the final shaft aimed at them i would sive
take ali authority from the mi and inys.
II in the Auditor this law passes they must become
if this bill does not pass there win resort to impeach
ment to effect their expulsion from Office. The bill s an
eeetI;l charge Of want Of confidence in them, for
money This would embarrass all attempts to m.ka
canal repairs and would result in difficulty and inext
Mr. LOOMS said when the legislature met all came to.
gether with the purpose of correcting abuses whsreso
dtures in governmental affairs Ae said the opposite.
to this bill sprung from political motives The gentle
aon with perhaps the exception of the Organization Of
the House, Of alliance with the whig party and oppo
had that shs bill increased the powsrs Of he
Auditor: This was not So All moneys expended upon
the canals have to be drawn through the sanction Of
m & Ss cD esa 4 :s. had had
held too much money in their hands.
Mr. LooAB-Yes. I make tho complaint here, In my
place have schedule here, showing that one Of the
sum y, 600 beyond what he had necessary use for.
This money was kept out Of the TREASURY. he did net
would Increase tn: salary Of the oomm.sionss @ 500
year. At another time Commissioner in the wintsr
an Of Ss FUND. asd IL Il.
possession mr. explained in detail the provisions q
Mr. BuRRouoHs, Qnd. dem Of Orleans would not sx.
tSo1ssns the h % detail but notice only such sections
to effect sss ss.aa sss sSnsS. S q
accomplished by It, The section requiring that the rs-
contract for five years. IL imperative The people Of this
state design to enlarge these canals; and viii any naa
do Iep. II this when
canalY There Is no provision made for such oonn-
or they have power to cancel the contract
, Mr. BuRRoUGHs-This is experiment to show whether
L'' The y
one and applied only TO the where it is en-
the section limiting the expenses Of engineering Buri1s
the ia.t year. the cost Of engineering had been $4,000
s y proces s onr ss
length of the canal and whether there were not some
men receiving pay from the State who discharge dug
to the canals.
recess was taken.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
KINGS COUNTY
On the motion of Mr. 0BRES the bill relative to jurors
in Kings county was passed.
THE ERIE RAILROAD.
q fha
General to investigate the affairs Of the New York and
on the Western lakes. Objected to-
BILL.
Mr. HOLLY moved that the bill relative to bribery of the
Legislature be referred to committee to report
plete. Objected to.
The House went into committee the bill relative To
expenditures the canals and after debate was re-
ferred to be reported complete.
THE NATIONAL MONUMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. W. TAYLOR, on leave, brought in report and bill
to aid in the erection Of monument At Philadelphia in
commemoration Of the Declaration of Independence.
VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENTS OF CREDITORS
The bill to amend the relative to voluntary assign.
ments to creditors, passed
ASSESSMENTS TAXES.
The bill to amend the law for the Assessment of Taxes
was lost.
The bill relative to the opening Of certain streets in
The bill to provide for the and protection Of street
children passed
The bill requiring the weekly publication Of the cndi
ton of New York banks was passed. Adjourned.
Work OF the LegislatuFe.
TITLES OF ACTS PASSED BY THE LEGIsLATURH OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK, IN THE YEAR 1858.
CONTINUED from New York Herald of April 81
e6. Further to amend the charter Of the village Of
Albion .. -.
estate in WyonSifIng county.
81 To amend the act entitled An Act to incorporate
the City of Oswego" passed March ~, 1S48.
6s. To authorize Commissioners Of Highways Of III
angle; Brooms county, to erect bridge across tho
TiSpghnioga river.
90. Extending the time for the collection of taxes
when stayed by injunction, otherwise.
10 TO amend title l. chap 20, FIRST part Of Revised
Statutes, entitled, "0f the Relief and support OF In
digent psr,ens"