New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E1rRA Session
SENATE. Wednesday June 1. 1853.
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sENATE.....ALBANY, Wednesday June 1. 1853.
PETITIONS.
OF j. Philips Phoenix, j. Whitney, and James Lenox
against taking Jones Woods for public park because
Remopsrance of frederick Bronson and others against
taking Jones Woods for park.
OF Cornelius Mahcney for aid in obtaining new sys
TEN Of musical notation.
OF Greene c. Bronson against taking Jones Wood for
a park Mr. Bronson says have been over the ground
and am of the opinion thatthere not good for
making park At this place Unquestionably, the place
for park at the center Of the island and not one side
of il.
STRANGE of Spoord Tles,on & Co.. Noses Taylor and 9TH
srs, sgasst IT,
REPORTS.
Mr. TABER reported the bill in relation to the incorpo
ration the of the fluid for the aid Of nrm Cer
gymen of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Mr. UPIAM had CONSENT TO bring In bill Olay railroad
tracks in Division in Wliamsburgh
Mr. VANDERBILT n bill in relation to the Brooklyn
Fire Department
MIR BEEKMAN, to amend the charter OF the New YORK.
Juvenile Asy YUM.
The senate proceeded TO the confederation Of the West
orn State Lunsiic Asylum Mr.. SMIrI in .ne Chair.
Mr. BARTLETT suggested the choice of Commissioners
from the XNlIId, XVIII, XXXlst aud NXNlld Districts.
Dir BABCOCk moved to strike out the names Of the
Commissioners and to leave the matter TO the Governor
The question coming the proposition 10 strike out the
Commissioners designated and to leave the appointments
with the Governor, ID was carried.
Mr. WILLIAMS then moved Instructions 50 that tho
locality should be in one OF the Counties south OF which the
Erie Road runs
After rambling discussion, the question upon fixing the
location in the Counties south OF those in which the Central
Road is situated taken and the proposition rejected
Yeas, IS Nays, Ia.
The Committee reported progress: Recess till JPN,
AfTERSooN. SESSION.
Mr. BEEKMAN reported bill to amend the act ineor-
poratng the Methodist Missionary Society.
The Committee Of the whole resumed the consideration
Of the New Lunac Asylum Bill, which they debated and
rejected.
Mr.. BABCOCK regretted this manly vote had not been
given at first then the day would not have been wasted
BY consent the Wliansburgh Water Works Bill was
passed was the act to supply the City OF brooklyn with
water. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
No Clergyman present
Mr. BUKNET offered the following preamble and reso-
lutions:
Of May lsS appears BY tho public journals
committed The person OF Henry Lawrence while IN The an
R.ssd That Hs EIcssny s Governor e
offered L The diseoysIy and . Of ne Offenders sHd whether
That His E,celsuey the Governor be respectful,
tarher ard what legislation necessary to prevent carens
Mr. sEARlNG. bill to consolidate Brooklyn, Williams
Mr. MILLER resolution for better observance Of the
Sabbath ais and other public works Lies over
Mr. CLAPP authorizing the City Of Buffalo 10 loan ID
credit 10 the Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad Referred
Mr. l. n ELY had consent TO move a resolution for 9
committee to examine into the affairs Of the Commissioners
OF Emigration.
SPECIAL oRDgR-cAyALs.
The Committee of the whole hr. p. W. ROSE in 10
chair resumed consideration OF the Canal Bill The quo
ton pending was upon the amendments Of Mr. BUR
kOuGBS TO substitute shsl for may" and 10 make the
time four years instead Of Elk aud 10 make the ANIMAL
expenditure g., 100000 instead OF 81, 500 900.
Mr.. LOOMS took the floor and dwelt somewhat 4
length upon the main question together with the smeno
menis prop sed.
MIR CHAMPLIN was opposed to imposing thi, Obig.
ton upon future LegislaiuFesO saying 10 Them Yea
shall accumulate debt lie desired TO leave TO subse
qutnt Legislatures the exercise 81 little Of the wsdcn
they may be supposed 10 possess He regarded theu
in the Senate psn as inds Unite, and consequently poes
Assembly,
appealed 10 the friends Of the West plan 10 sustain ash
now stood and not allow il 10 suffer amendment Thoss
who were opposed TO any amendment oftbe Consfnuta
had yielded enough and must insist upon the re'ou"S
as they stand.
for his preference TO the VANDERBILT plan
Mr. WEST took the floor. -
Gr. LITTLEJOHN asked him 70 give way in ordn
that the Yeas and Nays might bs taken in the House
bat act OF justice 10 the minority 4,
Mr. WEST refused to do and occupied the hooF un"
when the SPEAKER announced the special order tho
fJs, reading Of the BILL
M BURROUGHS moved 10 suspend the special orde,
ior an hour, and the House at go into Committee
the Whole IN order to get vote upon the amendment"
Lost, Al 10 Co.
Mr.. i. then moved to suspend it for Efcen minutes
NJ LITTLEJOHN moved to suspend for 30 minutes
u was but justt give an opportunity to vote upon
TIE Ayes and Nays were called for BY Mr. BUR
ROCGhs. Yeas 50, NAysc3.
MIX EARNEY moved the previous question
Mr.. LITTLEJOBN moved 20 lay on the table -.
TheCHAIR decided that the decision OF the House 20 az
the final vote at this hour equivalent 10 the Prelo
question. The House would proceed TO vote upon ~ ~
plan proposed by the minority, after which would co"7
! vote upon the plan Of the majority. =, lite
The House then proceeded 60 vote upon the minonsy
psn as amended By Mr.. HADLEY Smoton relative 70 Inv
contracts of 1871 1t was lost by the following vote
YEAS Alden, Ashley Besaa9 Bu.ast Bsnsp.n .a-
&C., a.aev Tsrdn Hasns Hayden Heedee, Holmes luz,
Kneeand, Lftlejohn LounsbgfJ beze
o-Iorn Perkins Persons J. Reid, A b. Roe So
Nb ss n Smith Rnssel smith Stanford Stewart Sc yoae
se,B Taylor w Taylor Townsend Van yrAnisn "sa
} 80 Wslsh Nhiicomb, Nood-ol.
As u,.rs Amshy, Barker, Beekwh Blanycli bou,on
Csc Carpenter chaupn Chans.S TO-,
frch Fuion Gale. A. III. Gardiner J. 4 oAsnet
ptls. "a n Gilmore b. OinoFe Green. A Z: Hal, b. Hal hen
n 6bsTd Hckox. Howes Hoyls ins4s yaekson nss..y
s1genee livingston L0cHis Mash, AsF9 AeBSSssy ssSA