The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

would pon-coneur. The amendmest, destroyed the OBJ
| jects of the kfl.
Mr. NOBLE, ldem) Of N. r. said tho ssntlsnsn a'sua
derstood the slSendments. They we're IN juicious
Mr. ELLSWORTH Cwhig) Of Cnhutauqus, thought the oAF
amendment to bill that would satisfy The people would
be to strike out rsnaeting s1se. It wss intended onT
for the benefit Of stcyxjobbers.
The snendmeuts wsre not cousHred in.
anRl1. xsrRoPtossOKs.
The Senvse amendments to the General Appropriation
bill were asTeed TO.
STRONG Rxsoxr AGAINST csseaL coMxoyxoNER MATTER
Mr. CHAnriJx, ldem) Of Ai'egany, from the Select
Committee on can,l Frauds made rsport, in which
hey had found several occasions of derehon OF duty By
estayagance ar otAerwise-c.ssing wittsa recommend
alton that the foalovtAg g resolutics be adopted -
Resolved That Jg e Mashsr s IN Canal E Gsn. ss
Laid on the table
rsYrurs~ BANK Norxs
On moaon Of Mr.. Nosux, the vote on ooncurrns with
the amendments of fvSc te to the soreign Bank Note
bill re considered aud a amendments were agreed
to.
TIE m4rA--rrss pa sDAA RAILROAD.
Mr.. MCLEAN reported the Nth ia bill.
The bill to authorize ettcs ney General to discharge
sjudgmeut against the Potsdam Railroad passed.
THE coxMrsuorsasos. EMIGRATION
The Senate bin relative to rA and duties Of this
Commissioners Of Emigration in Ne, York passed.
THE PROCEEDINGS 4 r. MArHxR
Mr. SHAW, (dem) of N Y, ssid resolution had beeo
introduced for the impeachmer4of ne of the State OIL
He would lurc whether the resentaton of that
resolution was legally the beginning of proceedings in
mpeachments He moved that the iva iciary Committee
report upon this subject. Carried.
TEL CANAL DEBu, ssG
Mr. WEST brought in bill for the r4yn ent of the canal
debt ard for other purposes.
Also sppropriatng money for the enas cement of the
canals.
THE CANAL POLICY.
On motion Of Mr. LOOMS, the majority nd minority
reports OF the Canal Committee were taxso N
Mr.. BURROUGHS (ind. dem of Orleans resu med his re-
marks He was admonished that this was fxed as the
last day of the session. and he would speak but briefly.
The minority resolutions would the npleen OF
the canals in four yearsunder the majority esouons
they might be completed in six though lore likely
Mr. Cps (whig) of Erie by request wisSirs, his mo-
ton OF Yesterday to ALLOW Mr. Bqrrouxhs TO move an
the provision that money should be- approp lated -
carry out the contracts under the law Of 1852.
should be enlarged speedily possible He viewed
the action Of tho present Legislature the subject to
action in behalf Of the canals The Senate had fnsH
adopted measure which will lead to early pIetio
f the The % .
yearyIt only permits to be done It attempt
to get the Governors ak inch system into the consi
probably would involve taxation. The Senate proposition
is not encumbered with any saolr objection He reviewed
the action Of the Canal Board letting of 1852
-denouncipg the whole transaction ns fraudulent and
unfair The Senate resolutions had been mstured BY the
abest minds in the State and they ought not light
ly dsregnrde1 1t meets tho approval Of the people.
PROCEEDINGS or IMPEACHMENT AGAINST MR.. MArHHR
Mr. BURROUGHS gave way to Mr.. Shaw, who moved
that ths senate be informed that proceedings mpesch
ment bad been commenced in the House a0nnst one of
the State officers. Carried.
THE CANAL QUESTION AGAIN.
Mr. BURROUGHS insisted that ths majority proposition
was an indirect effort to defeat the geen-for Il In
well understood that the proposition could pass the
sepate The only possible plan Of carrying the ENLARGE
who vote against that vots against the canas Thsse
canals were built to plant civilization the West and
had planted it there and should they bs ruthssay
destroyedS
Mr.. LOOMS, (dem of Hsrkimer would say only few
words ON the propositions before the House. He would
indulge in no defamation or recrimnaton It not
TO his taste to retort the vituperave language which
had been heard on this floor Before going with hia
remarks he yielded to request that the action
regard to an adjournment might be rescinded in ori
to take the question of impeachment into Consideration
and permit the accused party to be heard.
TIE QUESTION IMPEACHMENT.
Mr. JACKSON, (dem Of Chemung snd the instant reso-
luons Of impeachment had preferred the House be-
came Court OF Inquiry and could not finally adjourn
until the matter disposed Of No motion was neces-
sary for that.
Some conversation ensued bu. no action was taken o.
the subject when the hour for recess had arrived.
recess was taken till four O'Clock.
AFTERNOON Observation-Disclosures.
Immediately upon assembling, at four O'Clock the
Speaker declared the Assembly adjourned sine die