New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13


The Committee Charitable and Relisou, Societies
report fsvorably the bin for the support OF niigsn
blind in the New York Institution FOR the Blind
STREETS.
BY Mr.. SPTScER, favorable report the bil for hs
better regulation Of opening streets in New York.
BILLS TO GO TO sFLEcT cOsHTTTEEs
The Committee OF sight, 70 whom referred tha
General Orders with Instructions to select such b. a.
in their judErn proper 70 be referred 70 Ssec
Comm; &c. to be reported complete recommend the fo
lowing deserving such reference in which View Or
City il more or lees interested
An let relative TO eIesvators the City Of Ne<York
An Act susirg the Act fssve Jurors IN the Cy Of New
An Act Incorporate tn A,resa Politics. s,..s. Society
Al Act ssthorzss poin OF Of Record
An Act restive unclaimed di,d.ns, q Companies
An Act to Incorporate the rurn yerein. EsTYgrt ci'J
TOLLS on THL CASALs.
Mr. PUTSAN introduced the following resolution which
Ire1 n ID. lsrnby e,aeur That tas Cant. Board bs
6.zs ever ' os.o enc sS sy Po . Hsa .
ehsiste ise .si1s 70 ssis.i 80, ,nronis - ,fo
AMESDISG THE REVIsED sTATUTEs.
Mr. HoFEIN introduced bill 20 repeal the following
section Of the Revised Statute
II shall not e spfol for ether L.t.t1re without
hs Of The cher 70 orcer han four CO.'S
any ppsr dceunett relating 70 tae bnsHs before or o. ar
report mad % Ii or % iae LeA.1Te Ia.ed o. ne o
cay boois for the us o. ihe Legsiatn ~ TIE so
sny itVepE committee either Of s Own raenbe or o. oisi
p! i ess s ~ Se on .,e se SE1s'''
This LII was reportel 70 a Select Committee 70 be re
ported complete soon after reported By tho COMMITTEE
ind ordered to a third reading.
TowE sUBscRIrTIoSs TO RAILROAD sTocE.
Tie Railroad Committee his morning reported against
tho passage Of several bills authorizing villages ali
towns 10 subscribe % IT, capital stock Of projected raj
roads The report unanimous bat the bills were Do
voted o. the question o agreeing with the report being
laid on Tie table
Immediately after Executive Session, the Senate took
up for consider alton the bill making appropriations ioi
The ensree nent and completion Of the Eie and lateral
Canals. The only material amendment made up 10 the
hour for recess increase the appr0 .On TO the
Chemplan Canal from $4,000 to s2joJo
GByTslser,phI
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READlNG
The Blind Asyluu AppTopria.i
R'sulstips ne oIerins Of s'rset' in New YORK
Uu1ayoTable reports we're ma9e upon the bills author
zing town Subscriptions 10 the Troy and Oswego and
Utica and Binghalnion Railroad The reports were laid
Oh the table.
imposing tolls On property carried through Oneida Lake
between Oswego and any point east OF Higgins -,
The SaratCg "a and Sackeus HsgbOr Railroad bill was
taken up, but,pOstponed till the afternoon.
The bill to provide for the enlargement Of the Ere
OsweeO Cayuga and Seneca anas rthe completion OF
the Black River and enesee Valley Canals andtoproyie
for the payment OF certain Canal Revenue Cerhc6tes
was taken up in Committee
Nr. HoPEiss moved to increase the sum appropriated
to the Cham lain Canal to $780, +, Agreed TO- 20 ,b,
MT Field moved to reduce the appropriation 20 the
OswegO Canal. Agreed to.
Recess. $1,000 -
AFTERNOON SESSION
The dt bate on the Canal bill was resumed.
Mr Grossly oGered amendment that the members OF
the Legislature should be prohibited from taking con
tracts under the bill
Messrs WILLIAMS end PrTNAM-the latter earnestly
and at length-Opposed the amendment.
Messrs DrcKIisos CROSBY ard HOPKINS supported it.
II was rejected.
Mr.. WILLIAMS spoke in favor oil widening the CayuSa
and Seneca Canals TO 20 feet
motion to thus amend lost and the appropriation
redut ed 10 $4,000
Ii was then moved to add the sums thus saved to the
Champlan and Genesee Valley Canals.
The debate is going