The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-28

the bishops to exert unlimited influence over
Catholic church, school, scadsmy, college, aud buryng
ground into the hands of the bishops It will break
which has been made by certain churches ia Rochester
and Buffalo, and will create q vast eyed hierarchy
Sn ~nSm yi PA probably =. no distant day Be WELDED BY
attention to the fact that but fs of the bishops
srchbshops of the Roman Catholic Church In the United
States are Americans by birth. How many are natu.
rallied Americans they know not can they sec no
the oath Of to country and its constitution
The bill they regard as brought forward under
circumstances that give rise to fears respecting
for It has not been brought Sorwsrd IL .nsvs, a.
to any petition of Roman Catholics themselves Indeed
similar bill eighteen months scce, Va. protested
against BY thousands of Roman Catholics and II must
unacceptable TO the Protestants of the State (consti
tutpg four ffths Of the popuaHoa) They de ire equal
rights az privileges for Catholics but regard this bill
fatal in its operation to the best interests Of country
and the Christian religion.
Ibe memorial was read.
Mr. d. B. TAYLOR (dem Of N. Y, called for the read
ing of the Of the fanatics who had signed that
memorial. They were either fanatics or lunatics.
Mr. W. TAYLOR Iepeed the idea thai they we're either
lnaves FOOLS unatics They the Hrst czens OF
New York and none OF them SO well suited for the asy
Mr. HoIEy, (vhgl of Niagara. said he held in his
hand memorial Of the same kind With that which had
New York and he had the honor Of being
with the sgners Of it. But he they of
b. yor) had denounced fanatics aud luuatics. Sur
said Mr. If our an cestors in England when struggling
for more than two hundred years TO shake OF the tenn
poral and spiritual despoism of Popery, aDd to make
that Protestant country were fanatics-if fore
fathers in this country while struggling for those princi
pies Of freedom and those free Institutions which we nov
erjoy, fanatics and lunatcs, then the guers Of
these memorials we're. and the gentleman from New
York could have the benefit and credit of denouncng
them.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT BILL.
Mr.. ". TAYLOR asked consent to move to make the
Railroad Accident bill the special order to at IL
O'Clock. Granted and the motion was lost
BILLS PASSED.
To suthortze the Trustees Cf the New York Central
College to sell mortgage part all Of tkeir real estate
10 make Bes ver river public highway.
To amend the Revised atutes relative to the relief
and support Of INDECENT persons.
county.
To authorize the Supervi of Counties in the Eighth
Judicial district to send their prisoners to the Erie county
pepi'entiary.
To legalze the official acts of James G. Bebes W. W.
Wooster and Charles Flint Commissioners of Highways
In Leices er, Livingston county.
TO authorize the County Judge in Duchess to employ
crier.
To enable the High Bridge Plank Road company to sur
render part or all Of their road.
gers for he Tax Commissioners Office in New York city
To authorize the Flushing and Newtowo Turnpike
the sewtown and Maspet6 Plank Road Company
To incorporate Cemetery In East NsDonough, Chen
70 confirm the official acts Of John c. Riggs Justice of
the Peace.
Relating to the First Baptist Church cf Lorraine Jesr
county and to coDhrm the official acts Of the
Relating 10 Eimira and Southport Beidse Compaoy.
To amend the mechanics lien law for Ne YORK city
(eivipe Courts of Common Pleas additional power)
To incorporate the Young Mems Association of 0gdens
burg
In relation to the Palmyra and pstneyvs Plank Road
Company
Mr. LoER, by consent, reported complete the bill to
authorize the Buffalo and New York City Railroad Com
Read an passed
ToauthOrize the Havana and Nsw6eld Plank Road Com.
pany TO erect an additional toll gate
To authorize the trustees of the Milton Centre Society
to sell church property.
For relief Of Phipsvile aid Belfast Plank Road Com
To provide for the lunishment of assaults with deadly
weapons
Relrtive TO the jail limits in Utica.
COMPANY.
The bill to authorize the Penn Coal Company to con-
struct ton Of their road in this State up for
Mr.. l. SMITH, (dem of Ulster, explained the merits
of the bill der motion to recommt giving the effect
upon Ulster county disastrous aud urging that che
bill be committed and not ps sed He conteoded that
it private road for private pur poses not seevicea
stated that the chairman Of the Judicial Committee had
confessed himself deceived with regard to the BILL aud
it. The psssass Of The bill would be an at in v,ol.tion
Of faith to the Delaware aud Hudson Canal aud the
viae along the line Of the canal and unconstitutional
He ~ith0rew his motion.
Mr. W. TAYLOR moved to lay on the table Carried.
The bill to end the act relative to the Police Depart
ment Of New York city up for third readog. On
motion Of Mr. NOBLE, (dem Of N T., it was laid On the
table.
PROPOSITION FOR RECESS.
Mr. KENNEDY, (wbg) Caynga asked consent to intro
duce joint resolution to adjourn from Friday to Wed
Mr.. p. W ROSE tdem) ofst Lawrence, objected.
Mr. KENNEDY then moved q susren ion Of the rules 10
Mr.. JACKSON (dem) of ChemuDg moved to lay all
orders on the table down 10 motions and resolutions to
The resolution lies under the cule
PROPOSITION FOR FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. D TAYLOR offered JOINT resolution for fnal I'D
jour- ment on Thursday. Jolly Z, at O'Clock, 7. III.
recess was taken till 4P. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ATTENDANCE.
An act to amend the incorporating building mutual
loan, aud cumulatCg fund associations read tnrd
time, but foi want Of quorum was laid asioe.
Mr. r. SMITH (den }, OF New York. moved TO adjourn
Mr. ST JonN dem.), Of New York moved a call of the
THIRD READING OF BILLS
The following bills read and passed. unless other
To provide for the selection and return Of Grand Jurors
in and for the city and county of rev York Lost by
ayes 20 nays Al.
Mr. NOBLE moved to reconsider the vote
MI GILMORE movsd to lay that motion on the table.
Carried.
lect toll la certain cases. Lost.
motion to reconsider lie. on the table.
To incorporate the Penr Yam SAVINGS bill.
To incorporate the New York and Lrie Railroad Bene
VIOLENT Association.
In relation to Saving, Banks and Institutions for sa
A motion to reconsider lies on the table,
THE TEMPERANCE BILL.
Mr. RUSSELL SMITH moved to lay all orders on the table
Gown to unnished business to take up the Temperance
bill.
Lost, by ayes II, nays 80.
No other business was transacted prior to adjourn
ment.
The Business of the Extra Session or the
Legislature.
TITLES OF ACTS CONTINUED.
34S To amend act entitled to divide the
Eighteenth sard Of the city Of New York into two wards
349 To ALLOW Julia Arboledo to acquire hold convey,
al devise real estate.
$50 To authorize temporary loan by the Comptroller
TO the Superintendent of Common Schools, to supply
deficiency occaoned by the nonpayment Of the share OF
tax Of the county Of Rena eaer
35 To amend act entitled act to authorize the
city of Buffalo to its bonds the Buffalo and Pitts
burg Railroad Company. passed April Is 1853.
352 supplementary to act, entitled act further
to amend the charter of the city Of New York. passed
April r. 1858,
1853 To repeal entitled act for the relief OF the
President Directors and First Company Of the Northern
Turnpike road, passed April B. 1858
354 To change the Of the Commercial Insurance
Company in the City of New York to that Of Commercial
Mutual Insurance Company and to further amend the
he