The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
NEW YORK LEGISLATUHE.
EYTRA SESSION


ALBANY, June 13, 1858.
SLIM ATTENDANCE.
AT ten O'Clock there was no quorum present Recess
taken till eleven O'Clock.
At eleven there seventeen members only present.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr.. COOLEY reported bin to change the of the
Commercial Insurance Company TO the Commercial Mu.
tual Insurance Company
BILLS THIRD TIME.
Relative to debts contracted by women before marriage
Postponed.
For the incorporation of the Green Savings Bank
Laid aside on the old question of special corporations
THE E,nGRANr PASSENGER LAW
Mr. COOLEY reported, by bl to amend the law relating
to emigration passenger wharves Of April, 1853.
UNITED STATES LANDS BROOKLYN.
Mr.. CooILY presented the petition Of citizens Of New
York that the nied States may have jurisdiction over
certain lands between Flushing and Waabout bay
DIVISION AVENUE RAILROAD.
Mr. bartlett reported, by bill to allow the laying of
rsiLoad track in Division avenue and Williamsburg
THE MAINE LAW BII-A1TEMpr THROUGH.
Mr. CLARK (whg) moved the Maine law to select
mttee to report complete.
Mr. BRISTOL (dem.) proposed to order it to q third
reading.
Mr. CLARK accepted the amendment
Mr. VAN ScHooNnoyEN (whip) objected The effort was
to put the bill in shl pc where 1t could be amended
Mr. CONGER (dem stated that Mr. Be ekInan, who was
absent, desired to address the Sena upon 1t. He
moved that the committee into consideration of it at
afternoon.
Mr. COOLEY (dem.) ssid this was unnecessary The
Senator from the Fifth (Mr Beekman had already ad-
dressed the Senate. and II he desired to do again,
could do so on the third reading of the bill
Mr. CoNGER said several Senators desired to revise that
part of the law relating to judicial proceedings. these
could be revised would be secured for it, As the
bill had not been examined every purpose of publicity
would be answered by the session upon it this afternoon
MIR. VAN scuooNHovEN doubted If there woald be =
quorum this afternoon. He should prefer to morrow
Mr.. CoNeER consented.
ID
TINS Dill brought 10 vote IL was charged outside that
it was intended to defeat direct vote He believed the
could be examined When their report should come in,
the direct vote might be taken That vote due to the
large class of citizens who feel interest in it, II is
triing with them to postpone the subject till late
day as to defea. action
Mr. GoNGER had considered it understood that the bill
would not pass into law.
Mr. BABCoCK-Soye of the friends the lawl still have
hope II may.
get the expression Of the ssnae's views. Why go
into committee Of the whole at once, and he moved
cordpgly.
Mr. VAN scHooNnovrs-f this thing is not to be care
fully looked into, the vote had best be taken once
Let 1t then be read on its third reading immediately.
Those outside who say there disposition to evade this
question say what not true The bill has been hurried
forward with universal favor.
to ss ros Issay m 0t 1ne na As
by common consent be published afterwards.
Mr CooIE--I want no delay. If Senator makes
speech, good bad Indifferent he print it himself
Mr. WILLIAMS (vhg mo better time than the present.
The Senate refused to set down the bill for to morrow
morning by the following vote
YEAs-Messrs. Babcock Bartlett, Conger Cornell Jones'
Platt, Upham, Van Schoonhovep, Williams-9.
NAYs-Messrs Bennett, Bristol, Clark, Cooley, Daven
port, Huntington, McElwain, Otis-9.
Mr. BADcoCR then moved II special order for this
afternoon. Lost by ayes 8, nays IL.
Mr. CORNELL charged upon those claiming to be partou
lar rieDds of the BILL that they intended to make It OBJ
noxious that IL should be lost. It was more like an
attempt to play political game than to the tenn
perance cause.
Mr. CooIEY-To hear the Senator from tho twenty sixth
(Mr CorneD scod is nothing All that to be
pected. The charge of attempt to make political
capital Is without foundation II that Senator is
pecpg to sustain his winters by ths amendmens
he intends to get into this bill and thus get back the
Mr. CORNELL said he had not said any such thing He
desired only to do that which would reflect the Of
his constituents.
Mr.. CooIEy admitted the bill was not perfect What
was Not some Of the Senators who considered
themt elves the only pinks of perfection.
A recess was taken till p. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Assembly resolution relative the code of pr>.e
dure was received and lies over
TrR LIQUOR Bill.
Mr. CIARKs resolution TO refer the Maine lav 10 Sc
ect committee to report complete adopteA
Clark, Bristol and Cornell compose the comr.,itteo.
DAT PROPOSED EoR ADJouRNMsNr
Er CLARK offered resolution for thu adiour ant
she 2lst inst, Iies over. Adjourned,