New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13


cort'mpiA;s Does il enter ioio the iodsmsns q ne
Commits n 20 with the Governors scr itch AM tickle
psr-'i. $50 tun boat silir.
Mr. PIERCE-Tbat ecaie Of enlargement agrssi upon
snd aoopted-'hst ia which 80 much Of TIE cinl hts
already been srlsrgsd
Nj rOOLEY va. CAD to fe. ha, it did not contemplate
partial w0ik hut -niire We Ssn' 900 tun boat
canal He won % f.r that and nothing else.
On motion Il Alr VANDERBILT. the lat paragraphs
81 tn section struck 0u', the f0osin. az pied
As sn rsd TO before The sioFoa Of tie 0a
The Sections proprsfing $4,000 20 the y sck River
Canal sLd $4,000 to tins GeDesee Valley Canal were
a., It'd
The sect' app-opratinr sloOoe to the Oswego Cand
ed, on motor of Mr. PLAT L. a. 90 provde
4 IL in the most advantageous manuer' instead Oh
osftirg Z 90 b- TO q able bosis Of o tuus - pass
Tie ID gone throu 3d. and then the Committee TOOK
up tie hill fpr iss payment q Canal debt
For interesr s-s2 oil
For pton Of principal $4,000.
Fer colircon superntsndsnce and ordering repairs
T.. def, ienoies slosol5 o.
t. pa interest and redeem principal OF general fand
Tofec.tsary erpen.es q state. 500 900.
Pendin, tie de cussi n, motion q NJ CORNELL
tn On iites reported progress and the Executive -
Pdr TO which by consent the bill providing for paying
h4 In crest On the Csns R-ysnue Certificate was read oHi
recon nit "a for amendment. . , .
the Sup,Tirerdeut Of Banking Depart neut should
continue 70 r-c4-e hem As basis for eaSsios II 'na
ta they could be received now, as the State had ken
b. essuts thir redeu Pion and for ths payment OIL
interest - - ,,.r,-,,,
of fbe Assembly appeared, and Mr. Ellsworth sad We
re C. uuiee present 70 the y nate articles Of in
re- chuent sainsl John &. Maer for high crimes and
i sd meanoTs.
Noscton Sas taken.
Aidtheu the Executive session was held
Mr C0NGFR nov d 70 relieve the Senator's from the
ft from The hafhor nonir ston and addressed the
senate IN favor Of immediate action
Tie motion not passed
VEL hen a.d n.
CORXEI. l. moved to discharge the Committee from
the YlIth District on tie Ontario COMMISSIONER noni
nstI % they stood, two to tFo.
Mr. WARD-Let Us keep them together on bread and
water until they agree
Mir UPHAA moved 10 lay the motion to report on the
tsb- sna II va. decided in the airmstlye, as flows
YFAs-M,sr. BsbsocL, beesman oiIk C2o,sJ h9ninE,2n
sel.Sfo7,n. wsrd Williams, whsai-id.
NAYs-.lessrs Bartlett Bristol Cor-e Cornell Daven
oTf lone, Kirry Pierce ROgs Smith snow Vanderbilt
Mr CORNELL then claimed that the Senator from the
With cid report il favor Of the nomination
Nj BEACH protested against Mr.. Cornell sright to
Mr CLARK moved to lay the report on the table Car
Mr' GONGER then moved to instruct the Committee
from the 1T 10 make d report.
Nj BEEKMAN-Our trust we endssvor to discharge
and .ha do So unless the Senate otherwise order NO
has preferred any complaint against the present Ia
Mr. TPHAM moved TO lay Mr. Conger's motion on the
table and i, was decided in The strmstye a; follows
Morgan Mon oe woomb Plat. T.ber Upham Van schOOn
hover. Ws1o, Vnl4nE Wnsht-l6 49, 49,, n
port J,nes Kirby OTIS, Pierce Rogers smith SNOW Nsndrolt
And then on motion OF Mr. UPlAh tue Senate resumed
legislative business
The Assembly sent up the resolution asking for the re
turn If TIE resolution for final adjournment
Mr. COOLEY moved that IN compliance Win tue re
quest il be ne u ned.
MIR DABCOCK moved that the Senate do concur in the
resolution for final adjournment lie reviewed the extra
ordr ary proceedings which bad characterized the acton
Of the Legislature in respect to adjournment Ire con
illusions OF the best iud yss the state adverse TO
any necessity for the connu of the Legislature Ihe
public press the unsLim us voice Of the people,
calls ur the aoj urnmen lie hoped To see the mater cur
short and the Legislature adjourn q morrow. Fix the
hour and the work will be done The important bills VIII
BIZ passed To suppose that the House Is comp 70 re-
main in sesso wbie the al is proceeding IS as awS ward
as to suppose that Grand Jury must remain while Peu
Jury is irsnsacting its work.
Mr. CONGEI continued the debate
MIR COOI,TY thought Assembly ought 10 have
courc the cost before they en red into this affair Of in
neaclment II the House would concur win The Sehfe
In striking out the provision tor the payment OF the e1
peuses oi th- Extra Session. al W.uie o. Ilgn''
Rr BABCOC K-Three. quarters Of them have got their
Mr COOLEY-Oh they are unquesiionably very
The debate was continued tin the hour Of adjournment
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tie resoluon for the adjournment Of the Legislature
! Mr. TABOR proposed resolution that in the opinion
Of the Senate not necessary tAat the Assembly
should be in session during the trial of the mpearhne
the power Of That body having ceased when the articles OF
/ iupeaC hment were presented 10 the Senate.
The resolution was adopted adOped unsnimousy-Ayes
90
The bill to pay the Canal Debts taken up and de-
bated.
Committee of Conference asked with the Assem-
Div on the subject # the adjournment and the inpelch-
ment question Messrs. Tabor Ward and Jones ap.
/ pointed said Committee Of Conference.
/ Recess TO o'clock.
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