The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27

sepafhted from him on Stse affairs. He avc~4d himself
it o1 s ooa sos pe and sS nos y
lsttndinarisn, on the State consht stisu these
had differed .ssspai questions he only regretted he
was not found In better company; and he say 70
them they must forgive him for his plsnness that on
national matters they were outrageousy wrong before
exposing what he thousht the inie eues and fsa
Wright and particularly in review OF tho proceedings OF
the Canal bill and the endorsement Of the contracts
sh the action q the Senate Of last wne, In
ro sported while Rome burning While oil this debate
Is going cn-f the Legislature would devote itself to the
policy Of the Tax and Toll bi-before thu spring nsv
cation opens, the capacity of the canals be in
desire This s hsd bean n1s uasponod tine 70
give an opportunity for abusing democrats and demo
cratic measures The people never would sanction the
proposed by the Senator'S from the First
Second rs mere series Of contingencies consequent
after al done uponths contingency that the people viii
dreamed Of. Immsdate-de6nite- -momcntary enlarge.
ment what the democratic party intend by the blu
which has passed the Assembly. They who oppose IL
are the Mtterest enemies Of the canals
without concluding tho Senator yielded the floor to
the motion 70 report progress and the Senate took
AFTERNOON SESSION.
wLIs yAvoRAmY RKpoRTm
Several bills were fayorably reported upon, among
them the bin to amend the charter Of the Marine Society
Asc, the bill relative to the instruction of common
THE NEW YORK LAWS.
Mr. BEEKa4S gave notice Of bill to amend the fire
laws ot New York. Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 60 1858.
ATTEMPT AT bribery.
Further time was granted to report on the Tasbox
bribery case.
BRANCH RAILROADS.
The bill TO allow railroad companies TO construct branch
tracks was ordered to a third reading
SOCIETIES.
Mr. R. SMITH introduced bill to incorporate religious
societies.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
On motion tho bill to incorporate life. health, and
nrs insurance companies was referred to select
DIVISION AVENUE.
Mr. oBRiES on leave introduced bill to facilitate the
plete. : '0P'.' WIN
ASSESSMENTS AND TAXATION
The House went into Committee of the Whole on the
taxation. sf" ~
Mr. NOBLE moved amendmcu. to con stitutc board
OF commissioners to equslze the assessment to consist
one person from each district In the State
to be appoiated BY the Board { Supervisors. Lost.
Tn motion Of Mr. i}REH all provisions for an assess.
ment dee from the present mode were stricken out
Of the BILL and the bill was ordered to be reported the
The bill for the completion of the buildings Of the So
coty for the Reformation Of Juvenile Denq in New
1ork was then ordered to be repor ed to the House.
sTATE PRISON CoNyICTs.
MT GALE on leave introduced bill in regard to State
prison convicts This BILL which was referred provides
that all conyicts shall hayo liberty choose their en-
poS ment that they shall be credited with what they
earn and charged with their proporonatc share the
expenditures Of the prison and there be any surplus Of
earnings the same shall go to tho support the con-
ycts family or be placed in savings bank his credit
and that where prisoners unable their main
tenance the deficiency shall be charged the earnings
of the others.
USE oY THE CHAMBER GRANTED
Mr. sHAw on leave moved the of the Asse nbly
Chamber for the superntendents of ths Idiot Asylum
an exhibition on Monday evening Carried.
CANAL EXPENDITURES.
On motion Of Mr. LOOMS the bill relative to canal ex
penditures made the special order for Tuesday and
the Assembly then adjourned.