New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
NETWORK Northumberland SESSION.
SENATE -Ars.Sy wednesday June rs n

SENATE. .ALsASY. Wednesday June IS, lssa
PETITIONS.
Mr. MORGAN, Of $3.50 cllzens of New York for Cen
Mr.. BEEKMAN for the bill extending jurisdiction ever
cel isin lands in Brook Ia the the United States.
hr MORGAN against The Jones Wood Park
Sir COOLEY, OF 900 citizens OF New FORK iofa Central
Park.
Ilr MORGAN. proceedings Of meeting ia the city Of
New lok relative 10 entertainments the channel vi the
Ess River
Mr. PIATT reported the Pilot Bll complete
Mr. COOLEY said the ith section PROVIDED for levyng
black nail all persons whsher they desired the ser
Of these benevolent persons not This bill IL
yva If the I'D monopoly which did many bad things.
The hall potsge seoion he oppose aud should think
every honest would Whether vessel d-sres the
kind assistance OF these pilots not the puo halls thsm
sins halls them then TINS Tax must be paid Parties who
know the way IN and of the HarbOr of New Ork,
ot ght IA be- SUI tcted 10 this tax.
hr PLAII nad the proceedings Of meeting at which
Walter k Jones presided, read which said that the opPo
sitioD hsd ceased.
Dir COOLEY said these very gentleman had expressed
Their decotd oi'apProbaiOn IL appears nov that they
hsa bee drsgOohcd il They did alter the right
ng OF A. The bin 10 not compromise. IL does not
give Subtraction TO the commercial CON nunty Al thus
m'etDg there but very smsl attendance II the
grossst injustice to tue poor sailor, who knew much
about the tsrhor a. the pilots do
Mr. CONGEk advocated the section and the bill Even
the cossiLg vessels though pied by The BILL ought 10
pay pdoisge as they nOtorIousy avail themselves Of
TIE udered 10 other vessels By the plots Great
injuries bao been ocoasned by the conduct Of pro
MIR COOLEY alluded to great losses in other days
by the conduct OF the monopoly pilots Their neglecu
bad been such to awaken universal indignation in INC
community
The amy Of the special order arrested the debate
The Canal Constitutional amendment propositions were
read
Mr. PIERCE would ask the senator from the I'd what
provided or la the sinking fund should
be sufficient, what IS the resource the Committee COO
plate II that fund should not DO sufficient IL would
sten that direct taxation w~s provided fr Again the d.
T.ct0n 10 appropriate not ecdiDg the maximum
gwen, leaves It optional to the Legislature 70 reduce ths
sUm TO doliar.
MIR VANDRBILT declined 10 answer these interrogation
les. The object yfih,m apparent enough.
Mr.. CORNELL sad sIace the Constitution WAS opened
for purposes Of borrosng recourse to direct TAXATION
must be made available SO far II inst his entire approval
UhslsT any sEeeediag Lgtslatue sh0uid W ~ assI
t1hsetes The ytptsge and prOsIsiOHs le Stas %
dtt giions i dOars Ja,ar 10 dcid and he question
viii tk,n be net. tnless ihe Canal IN w.
ter than they have donsaess The e,kAges in the IrsA
uTy stopped direct tax uI.yOd Let the poo
p, Ut the southern tier OF Counties that whsn
Ley these amendments they depicts hs General
tuDi some two hun0red thousand dollars year and mat
IL, mist lace the R.usic.
FsILsps sHSety Of the people To outlaw the contra 70
Of cJ and ~ place las vi prescription those lad
participated Ia mem may ihducy 'hs people 70 open w
Constitution and engrai these Democratic features 10
tine Constitution had not been tanpersd with Dy illegal
borrowing, this troubs GIT nave been avoided.
lie vote VAS then taken and the Resolutions adopted
AYEs-he" BAbeOes Bartlett Beach Bseknsn Bennett Br
hei~.. Aos.sl GSaIoe hevesps OtS FLEECE Psssr Ksss
sul snew, phs- anderht, yaa sehoOab''eH Wac Williams
" right
ksYs-Ar Jones
Als.Dt El Nesuus, in Europe and Mr. T.bsr aek.
ILe iIiDt DDl Mas then - eOnsl0efed. a..
Mr. COOLEY Continued la opposition TO the h~
p!Otage
hT hORGAN-There has been great diversity of opa,
ion auOLg the merchants and under ksys h,
ysry great doubts about the whether free trade wo1a
bert There Lave been several Losses Of ships 40
there bas been compromise and Agreement " lei '
oil pass.
/ Mr. BEEKMAN cOncurred.
+ Mr. NAADEkBlLi opposed tho half piotage ssctoa
10 vas sacIince OF every principle for the purpose
eOnplIstiIg temporary object. such TIE tess~s"
amy. 10 AID school he dd lot, would nOt belong
mariner lad right tnc his way through the hxrS1
Of New'fork he could and not b. made tnbatAJ
I others. -.
Nj VAN sCHOONHOyEN characterized the half P1's
ace clause a gIieyOus and oppressive tax.
Mr.. COA6Ek defended It at length.
The debate Continued al great length, and the s7'
determine % 81 Ike the bali pJotage. Ayes u, sT
/ {, aLd the Oii ordered to third reading 80 -
Mr.. BAbCOCh, nom the Committee on Pnnhns, -
por;ed the Assembly resolution 10 PRINT 2oVOo COP
The cei.nce Of Canal Commissioner Mather smsaaea
- 10 reduce the number TO 1000
Mr. COOLEY moved 10 amend the report oy concal.S
win The sbiy and urged just aud TAR 10 w
cssed. ~,
Mr. PIERCE and Mr. CORNELL refused.
Mr. WRIGHT said he understood Mr. Aatner nsd ~.
M the Barnmburers ricny, and there was great as"
ihs smendmert Of Mr. COOLEY prevailed. Ayes ~ y;
NAYS O. ana then the Senate agreed with the resos''
the Assembly for the printing VI 10000. ss.s
Ms':. BsskT:n Sssss'. sn.,S S s.ss .sS,
| srfoot hsyen WuhsmA Nnsht-6 49, "A
NaYs-Mssszs Babesck, Cornell Jones, AeEvan aa''
J HE Senate directed Committee to be sppoaSs