New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23
NEW.YORK LEGIsLATURE-E1rnA sEssIoy.
SENATE. .ALgASY. Weonesdav. June q les

SENATE. ALBANY, WEDNESDAY, June D. 1853
Mr. COOLEY asked leave 10 report upon the Jones
Wood Park Bill. No objection made and Mr. C. sub.
mited deliberately written report the minority OF the
committee. The position he ASSUMED tnat tue large
majority Of the people OF the city of New York
favor Of the central location instead Of the Jones Woods
The central park in his opinion, would far better
modate the wants AID wishes OF The Inhabitants OF that
city, and asked for 10y many thousands of them
well AZ strongly recommended by the unanimous vote Of
the Common COuncl-A vote which ght properly BE-
eard,d as doubtful piment TO the real merits of the
proposition, II endorsed by the Mayor himself
which gavet character worthy of consideration
II ose Who Were anxious for the Jones Woods PARK
those who to be less pecuni trlly
benefited by It. The number of acres IN the central
site is zoo and its position such bster by far
nate the city, than would park in the other location
Tie report All able and interesting and adiaet
many for prevrring the central location good
portion OF II interesting dis upOn the
non whether the Jsnts Woods could slsly aud sp-il,
be converted into park lie quoted from ii ,tin-
gushed wers horticulture and rural 10 show that
such experiments too apt to fail The too su
thinning out LETT the remaining trees unprotected and the
consequence that the whole plan failed A hlud,o
ausiun made TO the beautiful pie
grounds Of the 1uefes, in Paris TO the Eyssn fai.,
Versailles and the charming park Vienna In c0nslu
sion, he recommended the passage of the bill yesteri
introduced by Senator Morgan relative to the Genital
Park.
Mr. BEEKMAN asked consent to have the question con
sldered
Mr. ORNEIL objected
Mr. MORGAN moved TO print 10000 copies of each Of
ne reports tor the Legislature bur upon debate modified
hs moon 70 print 30 copies for each of the
Legislature The motion prevailed.
The question OF agreeing the Repor. Of the Committee
was laid upon the table.
The Governor sent IN communication Of the New York
Chamber Of Commerce, relative 10 the line the
haIbor.
GENERAL ORDER
debate prang up as to what bills should be FIRST taken
Mr. BABCOCk hoped we should at once 90 into con.
sheraton OF The Canal Bills 90 called and dispose
them This Extra Session already spun our % a
length that caused the public press complain OF u.s. ADD
they had good to complain AID he really trusted
the Senate would get nd Of these bills which Hs be pass
ed and be ready 10 adjourn on 81 ut notice
Atr considerable ram biug discussion ths Senate went
into Committee Of the Whole, Mr. SNON IN the Char
on the three
CANAL Bills
The hrst taken up the approprating money 10
Pay the interest on the Canal Revenue Certificates and the
Oswego lOsn.
MIR VANDERBILT moved to amend the bill 50 a. 10
provide for ing the int rest up s5 nse I'd OF s5
ORDER 10 insure the apphcsi OF this 70 that par
pose BE would not appropriate this particular fand Ter
any other than TINS sPeenc purpose.
Mr PLAIf did not regard this As good policy II was
poor economy lock up ninety or a hundred thousand
doDas rather than to appropriate TO the prosecution Of
cur public works ~ once ana thus be respin rich nte
rest irom II in increased tolls
This question not disposed Of whsn the hour for
recess afnVed. Recess to 4. ~
Irtgrtss reported The Canal bill and L WIS de
the SPECIAL osltr ivr tomorrow. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY,.
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Wckod.
Mr. ID. b. TAYLOR introduced bill 10 enable 10 Sd
pervsOTs OF the City and County OF 10 borrow
money. Referred 10 report complete.
MIR. HENDEE report. complete the bill TO amend ths
act relative to TelegrSphic Companies.
Mr. HOWARD mos ed suspension of the rules 10 admit
Of rs third reading Lost.
The bin to authorize in CSitArsugus aid Wyoming
Counties to take stock the Atlca aud Alegsny Valley
halroad wss read third time and passed
Mr.. BURROUGHS moved to lay all orders on tue table
dWn 10 the reports Of Select Committees % take up tue
report OF the COMMITTEE npsachHg Canal Commissioner
Ma'her Carried.
Mr. EIRROIETTS ,ool A. g. IL. ba1 ,hro- n fhe
ohcnssion thus tar occupied the posoa Of uror. lie
asclaned all expression Of opinion prsudgmen IN the