New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The N. Y. TibuLe.I
SENATE. .ALsASr. April -, 1858.
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AFTERNOON SESSION
On motion of Mr.. PRATT, the following resolution
WA adopted;
.J,sd That seIeet Committee be appointed examine
end report the Legislature all facts eoqnsc.ed with the
sIs' he CITY, to the IVES. the treatment they receive
fou eusrant aud others whether
-, are 10 the habit seas permit. bO,rd ships
sie of psssengrsi what pic. aes paid Tor Pefms
70 SG soc,s End s al ut.
which ould become proper .uhJest o. Legislation
resolution TO furnish the members with copies OF
The Colonial History Of the State was adopted
The Senate then took sp the Supply bill. Con;
sidered ill O'Clock, when recess was taken I'LL
"a o'clock
MIR. W. CLARK called from the table his preamble
and resolutions relative to Trinity Church-lts gov
ernuent property, &c.-and moved their adoption
Mr.. YOST remark cd thst he had no objection to
Che resolutions which merely instituted au inquiry;
but he did object to the preamble aud as to certain
degree prejudgng the premises with regard to which
the resolutions asked for information. portion OF
the preamble, at least assumed what was generally
known to be untrue, and therefore, he moved to
strike il out.
The queson was first taken on the RESOLUTIONS, anu
they were adopted.
The preamble was striker out
Mr.. BROOKS moved the following additional res
oluiion on the subject;
Le..tq the result Of any suit sodaG ~.
ony any produced before ,ueh Commissions" in regard
NETWORK CITY COURTS.
The bill amending AMI consolidating into one act
fbe several acts relating TO the powers and duties OF
the Courts of the City coming up for tie third reading
Mr.. BARR raised objections, that the bill was taken
out OF its order and, moreover, that the lawyers,
with but few exceptions of the City, were opposed
TO its passage.
Tbi; was tened but the BIZ wss laid aside.
EVENING SESSION
The Supply bill was taken up
The appropriation for the Institution for the Blind,
in New. York, was raised from g. 900 to els 900.
Mr. HOPKINS opposed increasing The salary OF Mr..
Gohn Rauk in
The increase Of 81 500 was stricken out.
Mr. II. CLARK moved 10 amend the bill by pro-
yidipg that A. Dickns aud his associates on the
comuiittee appointed 10 investigate the alleged la-
legged by A. B. Dickinson stealing OF school lands IN
Hamilton county by Barhburners be paid such sum as
WAS saved the State by such investigation. Adopted
SATURDAY, April II.
The Supply bill was again taken up; and at loi
O'clock il passed. Yeas, "a; Nays 81 Il.
CLARK, lansing and Richards
The Canal Appropriation bill was then read toird
fine and passed.
The Senate ooncurred in the Assembly amendment
10 the Railroad Commission bill, which proviles thsl
the Boards Of Diracto 8, instead of the bOndhooers
and .teckholders shall elect the Commissioner for the
companies.
The bill allowing illesinmste children to inherit
from their mothers.
Relative 70 incl aimed Express freight.
Amt udipg the oct for the formation Of companies
10 navigate the lakes and rivers Of this State
Ille senate rtlueco, W NpAc VI - " ~ 10 sds-
ns,d le Yule in order ths; the bill amending the Tenn
persnce act might have its third reading
Relstve TO the Egergreens Cemetery.
Amf nding the oct relative to Telegraph Companies.
Relative 10 the opening Of Divisional v., Hinge
County. . ,xvA
Re.pectipe excavations in the City OF New York.
For the sale Of certain lands in the town OF Hemp
stead
snce ana enlargement Of The Canals, for the
fscal year ending Oct. !. 1855.
Appropra'ios merey to complete the Improvement %
Relative 10 the Oneida River Improvement.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
For the prevention Of frauds on the Canal reve-
ppes.
TTbs Supply bill wss reported by the Conference
Committee, agreed TO- ami passed. As amended, 1t
eYpropyistes about $3.50 900
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
motion to hold the session with open 200" pre-
VAiIed