New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLY.
Nr UOI EY rose to question OF privilege and call 4
,eniion 10 mSapprehension the part OF The AGGS
norter Of some Of his remarks Yesterday.
The CHAIR then said lac felt his duly - say what ne
fe unpleasant tat day arose from an active mis-
spprehes the part Of the gentleman from Niagara,
iNr Hcey and tina, that gentleman whose uniform bear
INC courteous and gcntlemanlv had not the least
enton g. show any di,repec 10 the House IL presiding
uAcer lie lthe Chair bore his mos. willing testimony to
The kindness and amiably of character that had always
distinguished that gentleman Mr. Iolley) and most sn
cerey Joined in the wish that all the circumstances referred
shoeld t,e forgotten
Mr. SHAW moved 10 lay all other orders Of business on
the table 70 take up the tLisl reading OF b Carried
BILLS READ AND PASSED UNLEss OTHERWISE NOTED.
To amend the Charter OF Rochester.
To amend the Militia law.
Mr. MARSH moved 10 recOmmt II. IL ought 10 be tuly
discussed before passed upon.
MIR PETERS regarded the tax feature an odoas one
this bill should not be acted upon hastily
MIR H. b. TAYLOR opposed the motion.
MIR LlITLEJOHN also took that side of tine question.
Mr.. nENDEE.-It also was bill for the good of the
poor man. He moved the previous question. Carried
The bill was lost 40 20 10.
A motion to reconsider lies on the table.
The Senate down the resolution for
concurred in.
Mr. j ROSE then moved a Joint resolution to take
recess from to till the 18th of May but withdrew
his motion for
Mr. CASE. who moved a Committee of Conference.
MIR D. b. TAYLOR moved an amendment to adjourn this
afternoon at O'Clock to meet again on Wednesday, the
10Th MAY.
Mr. WEST moved 10 amend 50 rs to adjourn tonight at
Q o'clock and meet again on the Goth of May.
The resolution, after numerous amendments proposed
was made 10 read as ourn this afternoon at )
O'Clock. 10 meet again on TIE -lih of May.
IL was passed II 10 30.
Mir SHAW submitted q resolution follows, which
adopted
whereas report select committee appointed under resolution
o House the day ofhe session concluding
with for the impeachment OF Canal Commissioner
Rtsoi1sd-That House win its judgment the
solution admitted until the report has been fully examined
ResovedThat before 10 consider sad uo th
House viii receive and consider counca on IN relation 70 sai1
report choose submit to their consideration and
that be directed send of tins resolution to MI
Msher. - . =, =, !, -..-:o.
and Mr. Mather's report. 600 copies. Adopted.
The Senate sent down the bill to extend the basis OF
banking with amendments. Table.
The third reading of bills continued.
Mr. CLAPP moved take up the bin 10 extend the basis
Of banking Carried
The Senate amendments were concurred MI 10 ~
Recess to O clock.
Afternoon Session
Mr. d. b. TAYLOR presented petition from citizens OF
New York for an investigation into the affairs OF the Amer
ican Art Union lie we'd for Select Committee to sit
during the recess. to examine into it. Agreed to-
motion take up ana reconsider the hnal vote upon
the Militia Bin failed the bill is rejected
The bill to repair the locks on the Champ%n Canal
passed
TIE Kings County Tax Bill was passed.
Mr. WEST moved 10 postpone the hour OF adjournment
until . O'Clock. Carried
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the Charter Of the Rome and Waertown Rail
road Company - -.
Relative to Savings Banks in New-York and King )
Counties.
The SPEAKER announced as the Select Committee on
the Art Union matter Messrs d. b. Taylor Champln and
Clapp
The hour of adjournment having arrived-the Senate
having taken no action the rtsOlutOn-he Speaker I'D
journed the House to May the eth