New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

- r.Dor, upou the same subject 1.-The same plan
before reported. with no amendment ,.,,o, o. .o
MIR CTiAMPlN tAnefanyl moved .,sasfar AZ 10
innate debate upon the subject on next "0U"''''''
Mr. D. r. TAYLOR New York moved to recon MT the
Hole subject 10 the Canal Committee with nstrdctonst
VIZ. ~ voaSrhJt rlsn as perfected by the majority
ofthe Committee he made TINS mVe9n ~ nia vu', anu
nlsce mon record the real OF Una, Psu
M PsJTFRS0N Of Cortland, moved to lay that mo
In0uiry being made If this would not carry the whole
.uLiect Eth Il the Chair replied thst n woun NOT
Nj TAYIO OR called for the Yeas and Ntys They would
M. h we're the friends Of the Vanderbilt plan. The
n as called and the motion to lay on the table was car
red y , ~ ~ Am.y Barker B.q, Bushnell
.1rrn,er chsmpp chsmbeFH Crosser Dshsr Fnch Foyth
T.ssS s1 S e. Hal dali Henderson Sbsd HctoS Ho~et
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sre.ier Ten Eyel Temple Thorse Van Asne Webb wsOver
Ns7s"Ms.s Alden Ashley gu1eis Buousa, Bqh, c4,dsld
S sIdn snde Hoey stehn Huiebnson Kennedy Kneead
Llsjohn Io5p.Opy LosT OBnen V.sa .ne Pers2as Pss
81 JoSa Tyor W Taylor rOwDsend vaa yrsnken weleh
M BURROUGHS Of Orleans moved to refer the reSo-
linton to the Committee otthe Whole.
Mr. CHAMPLIN moved 10 amend by adding that they
now 20 into Committee Of the Whole upon IT,
Mr.. HASTINGS Of Monroe, took occasion here TO re-
mark that he hoped shond hear more Of the bad
faith of the majority here He believed they Of
honor and would do they had agreed aud not spring any
traps or play any tricks upon when they had given
their word " should have fair play.
Mr. FORSYTH Of Albany moved an amendment pro-
vdiDg for the final reading and vote on Wednesday at
noon.
was preIudged and there in longer debating H.
He moved then fix the hour for final reading at O'Clock
to-day and appealed TO all friends Of the canals to support
this motion
Mr. CLAPP (Erie trusted this motion would prevail It
would show that IN earnest in our professions OF
an anxiety to expedite business the question was pre-
judged. and we need not waste time in debate .
Mr. H0IIEX f\iqO.ral held to a era4r pOStlOD
The SPEAKER here stated that upon reflection he must
rule the resolution Of Mr. LIttlejohn out OF order
The question then REQUIRED upon MI rOrsy'n amehu
Mr. LITTLEJOHN after some further debate had been
had moved to lay all these motions on le .oe VIII" Ie
view getting his motion 10 take the final vote at o'clock
in order We could then hope to close up TINS extra ses
sion, and see our homes soon
His resolution was lost ..
AAer some remarks by Mr. HASTINGS,
MFR BURROUGHS Withdrew his notion
Nr. NOBLE Of New Yori; rene wed the motion.
relative to the OF the minority but was called to or
der by
question but rather mpugnng the motives ofthe minority
(Sdr r. was permitted to proceed in order)
Mr. CLAPP said the minority ready for vote
They wished to more OF the peoples time than
possible and if the majority likewise so disposed
bey would come up and allow the final questiono be taken
without q moments delay. e
division the question being the motion to send to the
Committee Of the Whole andthat at once prevailed.
The question tnen DtlR upon HAhS III VIZ
final vote for Wednesday next, at - noon, Mr. CLAPP
moved to amend to take the question to day at L.
Lost.
MIR KENNEDY, of Cayuga, moved today at o'clock
Lost
Other motions to amend lost and the motion was
adopted rs IL stood originally. - . . =,
The Committee Of the Whole, Mr + w Rose IN the
Chair then took up the two Canal Resolutions.
The one first read the plan proposed by the majority
MIR IITTLEJOHN moved 10 amend by striking 1t out
and in -ertipg the plan reported by the minority.
MIR HADLEY, of Seneca, moved to amend the amend
men providing that of the Canal Revenues shall be
applied 10 the payment Of the Contracts of 1851.
Mr. BURNETT Of E-sex took the hoor, but gave way
and motion To report progress was carried.
MIR LOOMS of Icrkimer moved tOmake 1t the special
order for Monday At IL AN. Carried
Mr. LOOMS reported bill relative to disbursements
upon the Canals -
Mr. INGALLS, reported favorably the bill to amend the
act relative to lmprisOnme mt for Debt
Mr. WEST asked that il be read third time now
Granted end the bill passed.
Mr. CIAPP moved forward the bill relative to the reis
sues of Notes of Backs whose charters have expired
The bill relative to Docks and Piers in Willamsburgh
was read aud passed. . -,
After the transaction Of some other unmportant onsi-
ness the House adjourned till Monday at 10 An