The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-08

Mr.. D. B. TAYLOR, dem) Of N. r, hoped the rsOolu
tions would be referred to select committee, with b
s.y: IL: s It, st an .s5 s The House
we have had the views Of the Canal Commiftesf
Ne D. B. TArIoK-Perhaps not officially, but we have
Mr.. LOOMS, (dem) Of Herkimer-Perhaps the gentle
man would prefer the Committee Ways and Means.
Mr.. D. B. TAYLoE-Not at all. select committee will
suit me- -
Mr. LeoMs thought the resolutions prop0scd belonged
committee did not accord With his he would not
that reference There doubt they woaid report
ess 1noVsT Ro ona strons sss@ enossh to suit him
the reference to the Canal Committee should be sustained
Mr. In. MSoS lwhg) of oswego, said it was no more
pOrtsnt this should to the standing committee on
canals; ma was the proper reference,
Mr, HADIEY said the Canal Committee had not yet
ported what course they would pursue and he had no
doubt they would act fairly the resolution.
. Mr. d. B. TAYLOR had no objection to that reference,
All that he asked for that the subject might be
acted on and not be stranged in committee that
could bs brought before the Committee Of the Whole.
was near it's termination-time being now measured by
hours There had been enough Of ta; now we must act
AZ nsmbeT Of Ssns Ss
only desired ts reference to them that IL might speed
the time their report should be made was an odous impu
taton upon their fidelity It would time enough to
report II IL enoud be unduly DELAYED.
Mr. HoIKY, '(whg) Of Niagara said the House had
arrived at period when there should be uncertainty
as to when measures arc be brought before us This
matter should not be left to the discretion any
mttee There has been too much of suppressng Iegis
lation in committee If the Canal Committee ready to
act pr0%py they can have no objection to instructions
Mr. WEST ldem OF Jefferson, ssd the business would
be expedited by reference to the canal committee to be
and reported upon As Of the committee he
pedged hlmkef to report as speedily possible.
Mr. d. B. TAyLoR-l am satisfied with that with.
draw my motion.
Mr. APP had ambition to be gratifed as one Of the
eana committee, BY reference to them. All he cared
for was to have the matter disposed Of the readest
manner ma It might at once 90 to the Committee Of the
to be understood that the Canal Committee were quite
ready to act speedily on this subject.
had been oem. OF orleans said the resolutions
knew what action he would take the subject and it
ought TO be at decided He moved that 20 to the
for Friday.
Mr. WEST thought the readiest way to dispose of it was
Should it go to the Committee Of the Whole it would
take much longer to secure harmony.
Mr.. PrrNcnI (whig Of Monroe, said ninety four of
ore hundred days OF the session had passed. the
House had in vain waited for tangible propositions from
standing committees. time for the House to
committees to permit further delay The Canal Commit
tee s not all agreed and If wait for them to act har
monousiy we may as well give up all hope Of doing any
MT. wooD, (whig) Of onondaga, thought the third
reading Of the bills could be gone through with to-day
Mr. HADlEY moved the previous question-the adorton
Of Mr.. B1rroughs' resolution.
The call the previous question was sustained by 90
The main question then put-on the adoption of
3ne motion Of ME- Burroughs-and it was lost by 65 to
order] as follows ayes e5, noes as.
AYEs,Messrs Alden, Ashley, Beman, Blauvelt Burnett
9ss Ss:s rs9: S
omss sSs stes..
hnssiand atejohn ivngston Lomosbnry Mo-
Rsis Fssd Rosess
ssTn S. sass Smith Smith star
Tsyisr ToSn'snd Van wsisS wosso,.r Wilson
Barker Boskyi.h Bushnell Carpenter
fHifn H s
Howss ingalls, kearnsy Lawrsuce, Loomis, MAburn
s.y h:s od .o &
Eyck Temple Th0rne, Van Astyne woSb' Weeks, west
The motion Of Mr. HADLEY to refer the resolutions to
the Canal Committee, carried, by SO to 65.
bills READ AND PASSED, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
Relative to State Prison Expenditures Lost, % to 65
MIR. JACKSON moved reconsideration of the vote on
this bill and that this motion be laid the table.
Carried.
To amend the charter of the Sacketts Harbor Rail
Mr. s. s. SMITH moved reconsideration, and that mo-
To confirm tho title of John Hawkins to certain lands
To provide for rebuilding bridge at the Canandagua
To amend the charter of Syracuse.
To amend the law regulating the charter Of medical
societies.
For the education Of the St. Regis Indians.
To authorize the Buffalo and New York City Railroad
to construct branch tracks.
Relative to the sale Of unclaimed merchandise Lost.
A recess was then TAKEN
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
To erect the county Of Marshall Lost.
Cedng the jurisdiction to the United States lands
for lighthouse purposes.
To authorize the Brooklyn and Fatbush Plank Road to
collect tolls in certain cases.
To increase the rcapits stock OF the Mvrto Avcnua
Plank Road Company
To regulate the hours of labor in public works. and at
all trades.
Amending the act regulating the formation of railroad
companies.
To amend the charter of the New York Academy of
Medicine
Adjourned.