New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E1rR. srssrO,.

NETWORK LEGISLATURE-ExrR SEssToy.
sExArE....ALBANY. Tsesd.y June II 1855
The following bills were favoraby reported on:
For connecting the Lebanon Railroad with Masssohu-
To enable the Eris and New-York City Railroad to ac
~ allow the Pennsylvania Railroad to cOnsruc: road
IN this State.
A bill was reported 70 incorporate the NAlonA Mining
Tbe b to divide the Nineteenth Ward OfNswYOrk was
The Select Committee on the Maine Law bill reported
the hi complete and ordered third reading.
The Brooklyn United States Jurisdiction bill was reported
The New York HArbOr Pilot bill was referred report
complete.
To change the name of the Commercial Insurance Com
pany OF New.York.
To incorporate the Pacific Railroad Company by 4 to
The bill was amended to allow two years IN whch 20
build lCO miles al the road.
Tie following nominations for Harbor masters were sent
in: William Minor, james ". Smith. Chsrles Livngson'
l. BRYANT William Baird, for New York Jerome kySr-
son George ". Remsen, Brooklyn a.so Alexander L.
Yache, Physician TO Marine Hospital
Mr. Vanderbilt moved 20 condm Brooklyn Haroor mas
ters Mr. Cooley objected which WAS fatal -
Mr. CORNELL moved 70 take up the nomination OF sir-
Rrgss s Superiundent Of Salt Springs Refused-otol3
Cooley and Vanderbilt voted No.
The Maine Law Bill was called up on third reading
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The WILLIAMSBURG Railroad bill was reeommitted on the
motion OF Mr. VANDERBILT.
TIE MAINE LAW.
TIE question pending being on a motion to Send me
Maine Law 70 A Committee Of the Whole
Dir PIERCE said his object was to have the absurd
clause providing abstract opinion on the part OF the
people, stricken cut
: M S4naf. refused to recomnit, Ayes o. Nays r.
Mr. PLAIT said a large body of strong minded women
had BEEN in the early part of the winter peiiIonng Tor
this BILL and thought would be successful, but tue
bill Was not in the shane that gentlemen wished who
desired TO the bill atbe election 50 IS to be brought
up with clause lust made 10 be lodged At so That men
who vote for the bll may vote against IN Novem'
Der and thus ride both horses lie urged the friends OF the
bill 20 place without this unusual appendage before the
Serate 50 that far. rghtout vote might be given.
lr VAN SlUOONUOYEN relied on the good sense OF
the Assembly they would the state from law IN
this obnoxious shape He continued in denouncng the
submission clause Of the bill shield to cover those who
thought 20 turn tie bill 70 political effect.
The Serata refused 20 ecOmmt 70 strike out the SUD-
mission clause Ayes s. Nays L.
The bill Ess then read.
Mr. NcELWAIN asked unanimous consent to strike out
the clause dqua! ing certain persons IRON acting As Ja
rofs. Obisctrd %.
Mr. MeIIWAIN moved to recomnit to be reported
forthwith. with th-amencment he had suggested.
Mr. PIERCE moved 70 amend so to change the loose
election IN Which the words Hcar and at are used - -
Mr. BABCOCK thought the Senator from the Atn Si
wrorg The Senate refused.
Mr. CTAPP desired TO take the question sglin on the
section tor the submission TO the people AZ the next es
ton Il ought 70 BE- understood that the bill goes INTO ef
fec, tbs st of March 75+ but that At the next alec
ton IN November 1883 the people are TO vote Yes or No.
the question OF approval OF the Name Law .;,o.
Ihe Senate refused by Ayes 70 Nays u 10 RECONSIDER
which as equivalent refusing 90 strike out the section
The biz was then read and passed as follows
yr,s-Me,sr. Beach Bristol Clark, Cooley Cornell Davenport
kulN hcL wsr Monroe Ous Rogers Snow" laoef Pha "u
N,Ys-hssIs. Baieocs Barclay, Beekmap Bennett cense
VsH se iSa N'''''
The Canal resolutions came up from the Assembly.
Mr. VANDERBILT moved that they be made the special
Mr.. WRlGIIT.-Tet The vote be taken now.
Tie PRESIDEN T.. Under the rule, they must lie over
Mr. NRlGIiT.-I ask unanimous consent.
Mr. COOLEY considered It Best that the vote should be
an intelligent one and that the Senate should fully under
stand what they are about TO do.
Tley were made the special order for to at
O'Clock.
Continuing the organization of the Staten Island Railroad
For Subscriptions to the stock of the Allegheny valley
and Auics Railroad Company. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. HASTINGS moved forward the bill TO amend lhe
act for tie formation and regulation OF Railroad Com
panies ~
Mr. HADLEY reported complete the bill to punish as.
saints with dangerous weapons Also complete the bl
repeang the act Of -J2 relative 10 enlargement " Ere
arr Osweeo Canal and completion Of Genesee AMI Black
River Canals Also complete, the bill for highway In
CansDdsigua. Also complete the bill 10 amend the Re
vsed Statutes relative TO determination Of claims IN certain
cases.
Mr. ROSE had consent to offer resolution to instruct
the Committee to which referred the resolution rea
tive to railroad accidents to report by next thursday hes
over.
Mr. HUTCHINS complete, the bill to alter the COmmis.
sioners' map OF Brooklyn
Mr. ELY, complete, the y. Y and E r. X. Benevolent
Association bill
Mr. d GILMORE complete the bill for the better pro-
lection Of travellers upon Railroads.
Mr.. SPAFARD reported complete the Methodist Mission
ary Society bill.
Mr. GALE moved forward the bill to legalize the cor
porate acts Of Green and Housonst Dutch Reformed
Church.
Mr. j ROSE asked that the Mechanics and Marine
Savings Bank bill Of New York be read third time. Oh
jecteo 10.
The special order fhe Governors Veto of the Banking
Basis bin announced.
Mr.. BU RROUGHS moved 10 postpone until the cana
question disposed Of Lost
Mr. CLApP M we'd 20 postpone till 10 morrow. Lost.
The SPEAKER then stated the question % be, shall this
bill pa,s 0tShsandiDg the objections OF the Governor
Mr. CLAPP remark I'd that the objections Of the Execu
tive constitutional objections TO the bill, bat hi:
personal opinion in opposition thereto. The bill had
passed b. m HOUSES and as was only the individual opin
ion the Governor 0pposedto the opinions OF both Houses
he thought no drespect would be shown him pass the
bill by constitutional vote Lost-Ayes 81, Nays s.. Sc
tie bill is dead.
TIE Senate bill to enlarge the Basis Of Banking ther
taken up.
The question was upon the amendment Of Mr Burroughs
10 admit City stock when the debt less than pei
cent. Of a-eessed value OF real e.tate.
Dir CLAPP moved % amend 10 per cent Lost. IL
then moved 10 make II per cent.
Debate arising, this amendment pending. the Spe2ke
Announced the
SPECIAL oRDER-cANALs
The question upon the final reading Of the concur
resolution reported yesterday by the Conference
Committee.
Aaer a long debate tie resolution was adopted Aye
lC7. as follows:
B1Gyet Boutou Burroughs, Blsbe Buah Cary Case, Champn
Chamber m C4gp Coz Grocer Dehst Du Ole .sTonh )
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