The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

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EXPLANATIONS BErw11u THE SPEAKER AND NR. H0LIHY.
Mr. HOLLY (whg,) Of Niagara, rose to a question Of
terdsy. ~
The os then said he felt it b. duty to what he
all the of that day from an 40
tual msapprehenson part Of the gentleman from
Niagara, (Mr: Holey) and that that gentleman whose
uniform bearing courteous and gentlem ,ny had
not the least intention to show any
willing testimony to the kindness and amabty Of charac
ter that had always distinguished that gentleman, (Mr
Hollsy) and most sincerely Joined in the wsh that
all the circumstances referred to should be forgotten
THE THIRD READING BILLS.
Mr.. SHAW, (dem of n. Y, moved to lay all other
order business on the table, to take the third read
The bill to amend the charter Of Rochester was passed
the bill to amend the Militia law Il ought to be- tuy
discussed before passed upon.
Mr. PETERS, (whig) of Gsnesee regarded the tax fsa-
ture as an odious This bill should not be acted
upon hastily.
Mr. D. b. TAYLOR, (dem.) of N. Y, opposed the
Mr. LHnEJoHs (whig) Of oswego, also took that side
MI. HlsDn, lwhis) Of Livingston, said it was bill
Tor the good OF the poor He moved the previous
question Carried.
The bill was lost by 40 to 49,
motion to reconsider lies the table.
THE PROPOSED REtEss-s
The Senate sent down the resolution for a recess as
Mr.. J. KoeE, (dem) Of N. r. then moved Joint reso
luton to take recess from morrow till the 19th Of
MAY, Dut wltn0rew his motion Tor
Mr.. CASE, (dem Of Onondsga, who moved . com
mittee Of conference.
Mr.. d. B. TAYLOR moved amendm sut to adjourn this
afternoon at Fix O'Clock, to meet again Wednesday
Mr.. wv W idem.) of Jefferson, moved to amend, so
as to to night at nine o'clock and meet again
The resaution after amendments proposed,
was made to read adjourn this afternoon at five
O'Clock, to meet again on the oath of May.
1t was passed by II to 30
THIS CASE OF CANAL COMMISSIONER MATHER
slr SHAW submitted resolution as follows, which
Where's report Of select appointed under
tho session concluding with resolution for the impeach
Canal a b HsMss
the resolution submitted until the report fully
That before proceeding to consider said resou
Sn Sn TINS ssaos % d ssS s 0nsa
submit for their consideration that
MT HEspEas moved to print S5th the a'Iso Committees
and Mr.. Mather's report-loOo copies. Adopted.
THE BASIS OF RANKING.
The Serate sent down the bill to extend the basis of
bsnking with amendments which was eventually taken
up, and the Senate amendments concurred in, by
Recess to three O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE AFFAIRS OF AMERICAN ART UNION.
Mr. D b. TAYLOR presented petition ftom citizens of
New York for inve. .tgaton into the affairs of the
American Art Union He moved for a select committed
to sit during the recess, to examine into it. Agreed
THE MILITIA IT'LL
motion to to take up and reconsider the final vote
Mr. WEST moved to postpone the hour OF adjournment
until six O'Clock. Carried.
PASSED.
The bill to repair the locks on the Champain Canal
The Kings County Tax bill.
To amend the charter Of the Rome and watertown
Railroad Company.
Relative to Savings Banks in New York and Kings coun
ties.
THE ART UNION COMMITTEE
The Speaker announced the select committee the
Art Union matter Messrs. D. B. Taylor. Champlin and
Chpp.
THE ADJOURNMENT
The hour Of adjournment having arrived-ths Senate
having taken action the uti0n-the Speaker
adjourned the House to May "a.