New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
ASSEMBLY.


expenses Of the Legislature The report was conc1ed in
50 The supply bins passed. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY
The supply Bill coming down from the Senate with Their
nOn-curfe Of the amendments Of ths HOUSE
Mr w TAYLOR moved that the House ias's' Ia lis
ar LTTLEJOHN called for division Of the question
The spprop ristion Of $4,000 70 the n l. Volunteers
H.. LITTLEJOHN could not vote for this when every
appropriation 70 the charitable institutions OF the State
Mr.. " TAYLOR urged tie justice and humanity Of the
Appropriation.
Er CHAMPLIN would apply the last sum that could
be wrung from the public Treasury to this object esteemng
II be did Just aud lsga CLAIM He would a. least SEND
II TO a conf committee and abide their decsI7 n
Mr. BURROUGHS moved reference 20 committee OF
conf renee but farther d. bate and the expression Of
DE- sire frst 10 take vote Of the HOUSE upon the qae
ton. Withdrew bis motion.
The House insisted upon this amendment ~ a vote oil
The increase of the appropriation for the pay Of mem
bers WAS next considered
Hr LOZItR moved 70 recede.
Mr. LLAPP hoped that the House would not recede. 50
long as have in associated capacity refused all ap
popria to al charitable purposes he thought members
q iyht use N cum received for pay during the for
he benefit Of charitable institutions il thsr own vcintes
II II va. received be b. Pc II would be 50 used 90
MIR ELLSWORTH might be induced TO give this small
sum The state but be should insist upon his constitutional
right in the matter
diff, rer c. to a Committee Of Conference. Carried.
Mr. PLIERS moved TO lay All orders of business on The
table Gov "a 70 tIUd IcdulDs ti DiH9 NHilru.
The Flooring J Tere men rea4 and passed unless other
Vi.e noted,
To alter the map Of tbs City of New York by laying out
thereon public place, &c
IIr HASTINGS moved to cal up the motion to recon
slider the upon the bill for the relief OF Cornelius
derbit Carried.
Tie motion TO reconsider carried
Tie bill to confirm the title Of Cornelius Vanderbilt to
certain lands in the county Of Richmond was then read and
For The relief Of the surviving soldiers and the widows
Of soldiers engaged in the Of 1872 Lost ayes o.
nays 80. (Iequits twothirds.
Mr. LIIILFJOHN moved to take up from the table the
Pennsylvania Coal Company bill Carried
Mr. l. H. SMITH NOV ed to recomm the bill
The friends Of the O had laid 1t upon the table prefer
what they are voting for similar bill has been vetoed
BY the Governor OF Pennsylvania Mr. s gave history
OF the bill and the effect upon the Delaware Canal claim
ing an attempted violation Of faith on the part OF the
PENS haIa Coal Company with that Canal
Mr. WOOD repec, urging the importance OF the road
He claim. nat the Interests Of the State dem and the route
for the nsmsson Of COAL that tbs effect viii be TO lessen
the price of fuel.
Nj CLAPP supported the bill as measure that inter
eted he people of the State by producing reduction in
tie price Of coal II due all the cities 10 the State
thai the best be opened for the transportation OF
Mr. PETTENGILL thought the bill understood, and
MIR Kennedy moved to lay that motion on the table
Lost.
The question was ordered and the bill to au
thorze the Pennsylvania Coal Co to construct portion
their road in tins State was read third time and lost
Yeas ~, NAYS 50.
Mr. WOOD moved a reconsideration of that vote
Mr. LIVINGSTON moved to lay that motion on the
Mr. L. II. SMITH moved the previous question.
Mr.. NOBLE moved to lay that motion ON the table
Carried.
reconsider upon the table also carried.
The third reading Of bills was resumed.
To prevent the reissue of of Banks whose charters
have expired
Mr. KENNEDY moved to recOmmit the bill.
Mr.. A Z. HALL moved the previous question Carried.
The bl was read and passed.
Tie SPEAKER stated that lie had Yesterday in reply to
an inquiry of the gentleman from rom Ne6 Ork, an.
that ia, managers for the prosecution Of the IN
peaChmen would be appointed this morning At that time
ie supposed that the Lieutenant Governor had been coz
rtcy reported deeming their appoint nent necessary oe
e The Court call, d. But individual whom he had
desir, 70 place upon that Committee wishing few hours
rpon the acceptance he bad addressed the Lieu
tenant Governor and received the reply from hin that he
od not consider the appointment necessary before the
Court called, end that as the Legislature would proOA
lily aciourn this week he had DECIDED TO convene the
Court at the earliest practicable day after adj ournment
The SPEAKER CAV this Statement, IS an nation Of
the delay had occurred and stated that the managers
would be announced at au early hour
The STEAMER announced the following named mem
befs ~ the Committee of Conference hessrs jackson
u h Tay lor Marsh, G. Smith and Ellsworth.
The Impeachment bill was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. OBRIEN reported complete the bill for an Armory
Inspectors OKeefe and spraeus appointed in be-
halt OF the House, Committee TO examine the Treasures
accounts.
The Canal Debt bill was reported complete and passed
Int adjournment resolution Was called up and amended
TO adjourn to morrow, at O. NJ, and agreed to-sl
1he Senates amendments to the Siates Prison Appropr
atcn bill were concuIred III.
The EnigrALt Passenger act was reported complete.
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ALBANY.
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The hill far the relief of the Survivors, and widows Of