New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E,rRA SESSION.
SENATE. ALsAsy. Friday Juss s is,a
AFTERNOON SESSION.

SENATE. ALsAsy Friday Jane s ira
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. CONGER wiihdrew the pending resolutions offered
nv him a, the morpug session aud Introduced series NO
' t;rb es, sntialy embraced the same points via
N provide. inetss Committee to eoc,manese 70 the ess-
S.i be srprovrs Which should By implication re's tho
81 sai nat he senate desirable prevent fsur.
any ~.y wssss, y "a ssS 70 have seen mad. sus,
e,. ard o TO prevent the holders Of the cau,l
"nue issued under che law iom any aeusa.
Rn holS The ss until time expressed IN tue AA
;,,r ard also TO re any proposed ,nesd~se
any wb se clam o. zoe S 80 Sss,,e
he reepe STATE BY former taxation ala 1ne o. INC pun
Nc and sso to ihe constitutional h, over ne
rover Of the legislature TO make "a ,s. =,
pr Al that peroc hoasd policy Of the stare y saes
the stss Of tolls On iu eOmp. atom whit the pubic
"a inrroysu ents Of other states or the CanAdas
MIR WILLIAMS occupied the floor about an houf IN
sral r.view of the Canal question. lie read 40 me
decision OF the Court of Appeals TO show tns' 9
under the law Of 1881 we're annuutu INV .,'' .
He alluded 10 the two propositions tr tue enlAseheh
md advocated the shortest period snd teSPeeuy payment
~ The amount borrowed through the increased revenues
Rcsmep aud boatbulders had come to the CONCLUSION n1
the psn of Improvement suggested ana reoonendeo In
ths early prt of the session an mprsctlca0le one
hat NO mar, rial benefit could be derived from expenditure
on snch plan aness the prism OF the canal was enlarged
vh he IN ly,d the Canal contracts of 1851 were fully
apnnd he should raise objections to nvgston being
contained in the constitutional Amendment
Mr. IABER stated that NJ snoulu NoW ho P'"P'
,, ns-frs because they utterly mprsce able and
ont OF order second the peculiar modey OF the mover
gentleman who voted to agree with the Assembly -nsd
vour e red 70 assign the Why the ory dd not
ac,. Win minority and vote with them third that they
sfstsd What was palpaby He should, therefore.
vote AGAR the first and the series OF instructons
The question WAS theu taken ON hSuuV"V" N'V' ,"~
Instrncnop No was also negatyed. Ayes, Nays, II.
instruction No was discussed al some lonBu "he'
il wa, lost Ayes, a. Nays, 10.
When Mr. P,.ATTS name was called he said. IN expla-
nation of his vote that he gave without spy rekaru.o
the sontmen set forth Tie deemed them all our OF orue
and his vote WAS not indie on at the sediments ne
If their being right or wrong Out because ne
believed the entire series cut of order ~ lar AS 'he Won
tracts concerned, he would not Noe LOT community
who would repudate those contracts IN any shHPe'
Two Of that Committee h. knew % b. opposed To any "
cognon hem form, and hence the utter useless
d, - of insrudug the Committee
instruction No was also discussed, When
Mr. COOLEY who had voted in the affirmative on one
or two of the propositions. having entered ts oaos'
while the upostons under di-cus"n hsd the pre-
an bic introducing the series read aud having SUPPOSED
that they were merely resolutions expressing certain
views asked consent aud had his vote changed to the neg
alive -, ,,,
Bsrtlett J Noes 8. -, "a
hsim,tion No was also negaved. Ayes !, OFF Con.
TIE question recurring on Mr. Brstols motion, appoint
IN Mossrs Vanderbilt, Rogers and pham the Committee
eli he part of the senate u "s' @Seed 10
Aver 10; Noes 5-as follows
AYTs-Mesrs Bennett Brisol CLARK Cooley nnnnsn
y.
Van SeioOf hoNtu. Mllauf--lb
EoEs~Mefsls. Bartlett Cooser. Cornell Davenport jones'
The original resolution appointing the committee was
hen abound
Mr. ERIS sOL inquired II Committee would be Insured
without passing additional resolution requesting Com
nittee Il Conference on the part ~ that body
The president thought the original resolution provi
ded fer without any additional action or the passage OF
an acdiOnsi resolution
Mr. FIERCE reported upon the invitation to visit Buffalo
bv way oil the Ee Canal that the condition ot hs public
business would admit Of the Acceptance % the invita-
taon and therefore reported resolution respectfully de
ciniug Il e invitation. Agreed fO.
The Senate coucurred the amendment of thu Assembly
10 the bill Incorporating fund for the benefit o.; the Wild
oW ) and Orphans Fond Of the Associate Presbyterian
Church Of NOrh America.
The Senate coRcurred m the amendments relative to the
terms Of the Iify Court of Brooklyn.
AR TABER called up the joint resolution appointing
Commute to examine the cunts Of the Treasurer ana
B.nk SUPERINTENDENT Agreed 20.
Adjourned to Monday afternoon at % O'Clock.
ASSEMBLY
Mr. W TAYLOR. of n y moved that the House accept
the invitation rendered The Houe by the " y aud Erie
ana Buffslo and Y City Railroad Computes, 20 pass
over their roads 10 Buffalo, and thence 10 Cleveland by
steamboats, Carried
Mr. T then moved that a Committee be appointed to
confer with Committee on the par, Of the Senate Tor Tie