The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

bsen urged. But how do these com osnes secure
cbesp farce and Of transportation Aud vas this
to bc fesredf Largo companies are authorized every
day manufacturing railroad corporations sad Others
and What mischief have they donsS He surpri- led
at srch opposition to the bill aud urged allowing the bill
to come to vote hoping there good sense enough
Mr. IIrr1xJoHs claimed that largo portion Of the
State called for the bill ard he hocsd members would
inform theDseves upon the bill He hoped It would he
referred to she Judiciary Committee that eli doubt CON.
ceTDine IT might be removed
Mr. Temple moved that the House sdjourn. Lost,
NJ. SrswART regarded the bill Is one of the mo.t Ia
quous ever pressned for the action Of the Houe It's
tendency was to create opopoas. He moved tho pre-
vtoua question. which ordered.
The hill tben read aud lost By ayes 13 nocs Al
Mr. C1APP moved a reconsideration
Mr. wooD moved to lay thai motion tho table
Mr. BADIEY moved the previous question. Carried.
The motion 10 reconsider was lost
Adjourned.
ALBANY. July q, 1863.
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT TIL
Mr.. W TAYLOR moved that the Rail Dad Accident bill
ke NO veBd third time Carried and the bill read
Mr. BURRoUGHs moved the reference Of the bill back
provisions for the construction by railroad corooraons
of suitable fences cattle guard, &c he urged the I'm
portsDce of aourd epces &C. claiming that provisions
upon stst point among the most important that
could he inserted IN tba bill.
Mr. w. TAYLOR would he glad to have suitable provi-
zion of this kind in tte Ill II there tire The bill,
stands has receved sanctioa Of the public
Iress A. be hoped it would come to . vote at once
Mr. PETERs opposed 10 provisions in the bill
1t provides for baienen the but for sound
brskes He also ancsd 70 the provision concerning
Iloy es addicted tO the Of Intoxicating liquors clsm
irg that every road should slso prohibit the ale Of liquor
t he several places along The road the New
mon that road He w.s sIso onOosad - "s
all provisions upon tbe subject of feooes
Mr. BURROUGHS moved to refer the bill back to the
Railroad G nmittee TO make specific amendments Car
ried
DETERMINATION TO ADJouRs.
The resolution for final adjournment to day at O'Clock
p M sas received from the senate with message that
they had concur ed IN the same
FIATBUsH PLANK ROAD.
Mr.. HuTCHNs called no from the table the motion to
recon der the vote upon the bill TO authorse the Fiat
bu'h PAnk Road Company to collect tolls in certain
The motion reconsider carried. and the bill read
aud psssed
10 incorporate the village Of Youkers.
To ameLd the act lsyipg out Bu-hwiok.
1.-THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMRANy
The House refused to reconsider the rejecting the
Penasylvania Coal Co. bill
THE RAILROAD Acc1Dmr mIL.
Mr.. W. TAYLOR repo ted ete the Raroad Accident
bill with emendments concerning the construction Of
time Carried. ~ the bill read AID passed.
The bill provides for the construction Of a fence
road with suitsbIe cattle ruards' he b. tue como,ny
under the penalty Of $50 for failure to somolv
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL
Mr. IErON moved tn lay all orders Of business the
table down finished business take up Allan
tic and Pacific Railroad bill. Carried.
Mr.. HoIIEY moved that the bill now have its third
Iead,pg.
Mr.. BURROUGHS moved to recomuit tho biu and pro-
ceeded to give bis objections He could
to place such giant In the hands Of mea like
Levi s Ctatfeld SO long a. Thomas h Benton Is en-
gagged in the ork.
rant bills that had been ted f,r the of the
House. He alnoed 20 sas glo siog prospects Of Que
country in view of the trx.e f,o the PAcidc aud
hoped the House would not refue 70 incorporate this
company.
Mr.. irnEJoHS thought the question vas simply
whether thr State 10 iocorocses the np.ny aud
secure the immsnse benefits or some other TO
golden sko of toe Pac &c aud would vote fo
toe bill u! IAvi Cha naue in the company a.
thai d ca. q MS own party dc moved the previous
TIE hill VIE han read third time and passed, by
Bye 10 nay 90
ptFTAT TEMPERANCE
NJ. w RosE 9oved TO thke up the femperauce bin.
Carried ayee 5S. n.ys AZ
rns question upon the motion Of Mr. Pstiensll, to
OF der he hiii IT, q third renoing.
Dir. w. Rose moved the previous quest IN.
Mr. CiAPp moved To I,y that motion the table
Lost by ny es 80. Days C6
The msin qu s,ion croered and the bill read
third 'ne whsn ibe que.t,cn sas then tasea ,a tn
BILL and 1t "as lost BY ayes a. nays 5S (6
votes being becsssary)
The following is tie voe-the wings be ng in itacs:-
AyesaMessr;. Bsmam, B9u.pn =, Burnst, Bvnnouems,
Is % TadIss ss,i HSs, Ty5ss. Ss
sss'i nds efs fa
Miller Osborn, o,eooo, Pay@e Psrson, Perkins Peiisa
Week. Weies, wc.tevsr West Waiieomo. wilson winans
noes-Msssrs. Alden, Barker Beckwth, Blauvelt Cary
sS.,5 sS.s;
E'ST &
smith smith s%.;sil s%isS ss $%:$ sassrd
nPIseSs Van vrsnFsn weSb-S 1a''
Absent Me,srs Am,hry, Ashley. Bushnell. Bu.h Case
Ssa,i1g shay strato" streeser TOpn'e"d Van Astine
THE COURT or IMPEACHMENT
Mr.. WEEKS (dem J Of Dntchsss, from the Judiciary
Con mt'ee reeortsd the lnpeachmsnt Court bil With
amendments ThrowfDg out the provisions relative 20
the officers Of tbe court and authorizing the court cit
When the legislature f. not 10 session. &c
read third time
Mr. BURROUGHS (ind. dem.) of Orleans moved to re-
init The bill to the committee, for the purpose OF
having the first and second sections providog for the
eabiza'ion Of the court, restored sections had
been approved by Committee Of the Whole ard he
tight Of the committee strike them out.
Tie CHAIR stated that the bill referred with In
stIuctions to strike out these sections.
Dir. BURROUGHS, (ipd. dem of Oreans supported
hs motion to refer He referred to the ancient Roman
customs from which the practice Of impeaoh nents
derived He inis'ed hat from the beginning OF the
impeachment Sanford L. Church. who is to sit pres
cii officer of the court OF impeachment has opposed
The i'm eeschment Of John G. Mather. He asked in the
Natber With Sanford F. Church judge? As WE'LL sir
tsd be try Biennerhasset with Aaron Burr as judgo
s suppose, sir that had Lsv ChatGeld trial
for his infamous edpg copcoc.ed at the Of
CaqRer in connection vii sanford E. Church and suppose
you had select the judges would you select he othec
four col cerned with him in that proceeding the Canal
Board judges TO try hims And he asked, osa
that seps,e ard Court Of Appeals sit in trial upon tn
OF ]. Mather and look into the chair and
there his part, erthe plice Of his orimssY II.
epvied not that court He giored not il such an abn
dorne1t of Justice Mr.. then alluded 10 what had
said by the gentleman from Herkimsr (Mr 10 ms)
with regard to existing statutes He claimed that II
a question for this House to decide ~heths they
would plsce a ~ho payticeps cyfmsins in the
jucge to sit in trial whether they would
place the court IN contempt or relieve them frsm the
embarrassing circumstances in which they placed
Mr.. LOOMS Ieplied The gentleman from Orleans (Mr
Biroushs) has just indulged in phlipc against the
Pre- dept Of the ope ative branch Of this Legislature
And for wbaH Is he about TO receive any henors
TO be entrusted with any effcef Not at all Tue
statute distinctly gives him the place Of idng officer
of ,he Court Of Appeals And Why he asked were We TO
him from that post without the existence of one
single sgsnst him Mr. LOOMS then noticed the
provision relative to the session Of the court after the
adjournment OF the legislature, and urged that tbs bill
be passed that be afforded the court to
the trial.
Mr.. CALF, (dem.) ofF New York, moved the previous
question, which was ordered.
Al then the bill entitled An act for the further regu