The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29
AUounbIYs

Assembly.
Albany May %, 1858.
THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
Mr. ODEL presented petition to compel the New York
and New Haven Railway Company to stop their way
trains as formerly.
COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
The bill relative to the New York Commercial al Fire In
sure.e. Company was rafsrrea back for amendment,
PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION OF BROOKLYN, WILLIAMSBURG AND
BUsHwICK,
Mr.. Starring gave notice of bill to consolidate Brook
lyn, Williamsburg and Bushwick.
THE CRoroN WATER
Mr.. GALE moved to forward the Croton Water Tax bill
THE CANAL QUESTION.
Mr.. WEST, (dem) of Jefferson from the majority Of the
Canal Committee, reported back the canal resolutions
with amendments 1.-THE report strikes out the altern
tive taxation clause ard provides that any deficiencies
shall be met by loans There is no other essential change
Mr.. InTE5ons, (wlig) of oswego from the majority,
submitted report upon the same snbjcct [rhe same
plan before reported, with no amendment
Mr. CnAMPIIN, (dem Ct Alegapy moved q resolution
to terminate debate upon this subject next Wednes
day, at II o'clock.
Mr. d. B. TAYLOR (dem.) of New York, moved to re.
instructions to report the Vanderbilt plan perfected
BY the minority of the committee He made this motion
friends of that plan.
Mr. PATTERSON, (dem of Cortland moved to lay that
Inquiry being made If this would not carry the whole
subject with it,, the CHAIR ruled that 1t would not.
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Mr. CnAMrlN moved to amend by adding that they
Mr. HASTINGS 1whig Of Monroe. took occasion here
to remark that he hoped should here OF the
bad faith Of the majority here. He bsesed they were
spring any traps play any tricks upon u.s. when they
had given us their word We should have fair play
Mr. FORSYTH (dem.) Of Albany, moved an amendment
providing for the final reading and vote Wednesday,
ut noon.
Mr.. LnT1EJoHS said It was apparent all this matter
was ejudged and there was no use in longer debating
it. He moved then to fix the hour for final reading at
o'clock to dey and appealed to all friends OF the
csras to support this motion.
dNr. CApr twhg,) OF Erie trusted this motion would
prevail 1t would show that In earnest in
professions OF an anxiety to expedite business The
debate.
Mr.. HcIILy (whg) of Niagara, heli to a similar posi-
tou.
The SPEAKER here stated that upon reflection he must
rule the rtsolu,ion of Mr. Lttejohn out Of order.
The question then recurred upon Mr. Forsyths amend
ment.
Mr. IlruEJoHy after some further debate had been
had, moved to lay all these motions the table, with
the view OF getting his motion to take the final a
clock in order. We could then hope to close up
this extra session, and sec our homes soon.
His resolution was lost.
After some remarks BY Mr.. HASTINGS,
Mr. BURROUGHS withdrew his motion.
Mr. NOZZLE (dem.) Of N. Y, renewed the motion.
Mr.. 2. w. ROSE (dem.) OF St. Lawrence, made some
remarks relative to the ceurie Of the minority but
called TO order by
Mr. PrISGnL (whg) of Monroe for not talking to the
question, but rather, mpugning the motives Of the mi
noIity. (Mr r. was permitted to proceed in order.)
Mr. CI4rp said the minority ready for q vote
ihey wished to consume no Of the peoples time
than possible, and if the majority were likewise so dis
to be taken without moments delay.
After some further debate, Mr. BURRouaHs called for
division the question being the motion to send to the
committee OF the whole and that at once, prevailed
The question then being upon fixing the time for the
final vote for Wednesday next, at IL noon, Mr. CLApp
moved to amend so as to take the question TO day
past one. Lost.
Mr. KENNEDY, (whis) of Cayusa, moved today at one
Other motions to amend were ioat and the motion
was adopted a. 1t stood originally
The committee Of the whole Mr.. p. W. Ross in the
chair, then took up the two canal resolutions.
The one first read was the plan proposed by the
joriiy
Mr. LrTIFJoHH moved to amend by striking IL out and