The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-26
In relation to the taxes of Re-
ferned In fha Commikfaa oH ths Whnla

ferred to the COMMITTEES Of the Whole.
To divide the Eighteenth ward of New York city and
constitute the Twenty FIRST ward.
Amending the general manufacturing law.
10 amend the act incorporating the Rochester Water
To authorize the town of Lyons to raise money for
the of bridge over the Canandagua outlet
the preservation of the sh in the various streams
To amend the charter Of the village Of Elmira.
Amendingthe charter of the East River Mutual Insur
ance Company.
In relation to the Utica Academy.
To supply Fort Ann with pure and wholesome water
To authorize the sale of the Poor House ia Sullivan
MAN INJURED BY THE GIVING WAY or BRDGx-sprRIrKD
DEBATE
bill was read for the relief of Henry Hall who was
injured by the breaking Of railing canal BRIDGE
hurtul If the slae undertakes pay for all losses
occasoned by falling in the canal hs treas ury will need
repenishing The injury is not confined to laborers.
Many politicians have fallen into the canal and have
Mr. JONES, laem] The State Of New York is not an in
Of he or limb property passing the great
highways Of the canals It provides the structures 1t
is moved upon at the risk Of the traveller :,
Mr. UrnAM (whig)-1hs State should be held responsi.
company m should Preeedeni Is but deusve obstacle
it be right TO do thing to-day let 1t be done II 1t
shall hereafter be right to do the same thing let It then
be done railroad company cannot screen itself The
State by it's agent, inct the most severe injury
life and limb, and ought to be held to equal RESPONSE
bility
the state from responsibility, by reason Of its
losing its individual character in its aggregate.
The bill recOmmtted.
Mr. BADcoCK moved the order Of business to the table
Csrried-Ayes IA, nays7.
THE PROPOSED FINAL ADJ0URNMENT-CANAL CON-
MISSIONER MArHKR, ETC.
On Mr PuRcE's call the resolution for final adjourn
ment on Thursday the 9th of June, at PM came up.
Mr. JONES considered it premature to fix the time
of adjournment.
Mr. PIERCE (dem Ut was the opinion in April that
we a la1hu fnurO fvp davs ha hu
sness could have been finished Indeed, some thought
twenty four hcuIs would be all sufficient. Now fort
night must DO enough.
Mr.. JONES.-How does the Senator know fortnight
will be necessary
be done with dispatch, instead of being drawn out
slowly
Mr. VAN scnoosHoSEN, (whg) moved the 7th. Either
very short day no fixture.
Mr.. PIERCE accepted the amendment
Mr. WRIGHT (whg) did not believe the interest Of the
public required long session. The Governor has called
togetherwhy, and for what 1T cannot be to pass
the local bills Probably he has deveopements to
make for he must have some reason to make his call.
The stick is in the other House Their session yesterday
twenty minutes To day the plank road and the Art
Union occupy the time He gave notice that If the ad
journment was fixed, he should insist the adjourn
ment then taking place.
Mr.. VAN SoHoONHovEN urged an unanimous expression
Mr.. WILLIAMS (whig) asked for informaton respecting
the impeachment would be pity put the Gov
ernor 70 the trouble of calling the Legislature again
MIR. BABooCK hoped the Senate would not prol0ng the
session one hour. With the impeachment we have
nothing to do. is not proper subject of dis
cusson here. articles Of impeachment are presented
the law provides what shall be done. II the Assembly
fit to impeach the whole of the State officers when
they it to the presidng officer the legislative du
ties convened of which the Senate Is
but part He had rerained from offering resolution
Of adjournment because it properly became the feads
stand, however much the atmosphere of the Capitol may
deude men, that the extra is direct fraud upon
strument exists Il is gross fraud to which an end
should be put at the earliest moment. All the neces
say business be transacted IN forty eight hours The
great public question of the session is n the hands of
the Assembly, and the people are prepared to have th
vote taken at once. They expect It, and demand u
end win come. The earliest possible period Is tn
greatest blessing 70 The people Let the Senate be tru
to i'se it ought to have been when the unnecessary
question Of recess before them.
Mr.. WILLIAMS was not to be misunderstood He was in
favor Ct the very earliest adjournment and if the i'm
peachDent case was not in question. and II the
vote could be taken ought Immediately to be- ther
was nothing to detain the Legislature one week.
sion and that there was Of
Important business which had not been acted upon In the
Senate before the taken 1t had not been
as to allow 1t to sit in on the other House
The resolution then adopted ayes "a nays 2. The
nays were Messrs Huntington and Jones
so the Senate resolved to adjourn on the 7th june at
o'clock, T. M.
The Canal Appropriation bills ordered to be
TIE CANAL REVENUE CERTIFICATES BEGINNING TO
GIIMMER.
form us whether the bill to uhorze the payment Of the
canal revanne cert;scatas hacama : la ~
MI. PIrRCEI ca.nos tell von I cannot tolov nm the
Governor. =
Mr. CoorEy-Tbat was a sort of lantarn hill sent far
vaId IN iobt tba r. Was ;,st and nronar hjIi IF
us,ice had heen done u would nave hsen soned and
have hacoms aw Tho ,.ntarn want ont hscanss othar
b;I, ~era not ont thonob ~ Had NO saad
both bonsas of the TaoisIotnra The other hills
nondn~ han ,ba racas ,ras ,aLa, for which tho
Tor from the Tenth Vas so ~ ny;ous - 80
Mr. PnRCEI anxious for the recess? Ivoted agaDstit.
Mr. CooLEY.-I know you did, while you urged others
to vote for It, The Senator voted quietly aaint IT, while
he tried to get others to go for it. -
Mr.. PDRCE-I shall not reply to these personalities,
nor make the Senate the arena for them.
Mr. CooLEY-Because discussed the bill in regard to
canal t;ons az tho honr of recass was told
nd L;IIPed aI, ht snd ~usf bars ;n GOOD cnnd;
ton ,aadv n voo fr oil GOOD roaosnrasreadv IN sd
nzng the payment Of the interest revenue
certificates fair, and honest and honorable
bills he IAN and win show to the people and the country
6ad in GOOD faith dercd tbe cansi law
the public works could have been sustained and since