New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

NJ cOorFy-Tnst was a sort Of lantern biu sent for.
ward to light the way, hwss Just ana proper ON
bccoue a ia- The lantern went out because otlsf bis
were not pssssd-weni out though had passed both
Houses Of the legislature The other bills were Penclns
when the recess Was tken Tor Whch M5 oon>of IRON We
Mr. PIERCE-i ANXIOUS for the recess Ivoied against
Mr. COOLEY know you did while you urged others
10 vote for it, The Senator voted quietly against X whis
he tried 10 get others 20 70 for t.
Mr. PIERCE shall not reply to these Person&hes nor
make the Senate the arena for them
Mr. CO0LEY-Becsuse discussed the bill in regard 70
canal approx rsons at the hour Of recess VAS told hsd
killed myself bat end myself here 10 good coodiaos:
n adv 70 vote for all good meSsuresrea3y 70 adjourn right
away There sboud be bill passed recognising the pay
ment Of the interest on the canal revenue ceruhcaes
fair and honest and honorable
bills he can and viii shOs 20 the people and the country
COED and sufficient reasons tr his eouse II the geaenen
Rad in Good faith considered the canal appropriation LAG.
the public works could have been sustained aud Dce he
most abundant reasons have shown thar there was
The money for the extension of the Black River and the
G.nesee Valley Canals idle In the Treasury IL might
hs, been appropriated and ought TO have been The
bad consequences OF refusing 10 make that appropriation
hsye aresy made themselves fe. along the whole line OF
Mr. VkSDERBII.T denied all this The nonpasssgs
of The hin had nothing whstever do with the Erie Canl
The Constitution gives power sud there Is power used 10
tale the money and make the repairs Until the repairs
made the appropriations cannot be made. lne on was
only designed the remainder The bill was resisted %
the ground which he and the Senator from the st stood
and intend TO stand That infamous bill pat forward at
the expiring moments OF the session, sought TO the
scratching side tickling policy, adverse TO the
enlargement authorized The bill was unconstitutional ana
void. =,
alluded 10 the extraordinary manner IN which the bbis
had been thrust before the Senate.
Recess till o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The discussion relative the Canal bin Of last session
was continued by MesSrs. Vanderbilt and Pierce.
Mr.. VANDERBILT offered the following resolunoni
in he
;sTs On Came Se s sse s S
On mi Mr. PEECEs reQucs. the resolution lies
day.
loug debate had the Plank Road BILL on which
Nmotion to discharge the Art Uoion Investigating Com.
mttee from their duties that Committee was debated
and finally laid upon the table Observation-Disclosures.
Mr W TAYLOR called mp his resolution for the appoint
men Of Committee to investigate the cause OF railroad
accidents. 49,
Pending THU on motion the House took areceS to PM
ASSEMBLY. AFTERNOON SESSION
The question pending was upon Mr. w. Tsylors resOlr-
ton for select committee to ascertain the causes OF rs
road accidents and 70 report bill deemed advsaoie
MIR PETERS moved u reference OF the subject 10 inc
Railroad Committee. ia,
Mr. BEMAN hoped It would go 20 Select Committee
II was question deeply sgiating the public mind, and
was proper that il should be considered by COMMITTEES
selected with that object In view. -
DB TAYLOR expressed the belief that they could
not egate except 10 mske the present law providing Toe
dauaessmcre severe to allow limit the amount.
MIR BURROUGHS said not only should the limit he
Motted out but we should prices be paid Engineers
&c TO secure the services of good men, and should change
the law so throw burden proof upon the Company
They should be obliged to show that accidents were not
the result fcarlessness The presumption of the statute
should be that loss Of life occasoned by some neg
eeBce OF the Companys officials.
After further DEBATE Mr.. PETERS withdrew his mouon
and Mr. TaylCrs adopted
Mr. KENNEDY gave notice ofmoti ton to amend the rule
relative to persons other than members being admitted
upon the floor of the House
MIR LOOMS brought In bill for the more odectah
prevention OF wanton aud malicious mischief
Mr. ELLSWORTH bill 20 allow the Erie Railroad
Company to acquire title 10 real estate.
Mr. OBRlEN moved to forward the bill extending the
time for laying out the streets of Bushwich.
Mr. j. ELY introduced bill to incorporate the Now.
York and Erie Railroad Benevolent Association
Mr. X. W. ROSE introduced resolution providing that
no new business shall be introduced. Lies over
MIR PETTIS gave notice OF a bill to elect Commission
era of Emigration in each Judicial District. Adjourned