New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
conesponaenee Of The n. Y. Tribune.

SACRAMENTO, Monday, April 30, 1855.
This IS a curious world, and California the best
place TO prove it, This is the last day Of the Legs
lature-uness the time is prolonged, which is scarcely
10 be horod as the Assembly refused t. concur in the
Senate bill 10 postpone adjournment till the 9TH of
Nav II il busy times to-day. Some of the members
have the work OF year TO accomplish to-day they
saw. The Assembly have cleared the table-no bus-
ness on hand but TO wait ON the Senate, which has
some two hundred bills in a confused jumble with no
plan as 10 what must be done first Some of the
tes of the Assembly say that the Senate trying to
coerce them into an agreement to proong the session
by leaving over Assembly bills of pressing impor-
lance among others the Prohibitory Liquor bill, which
was tabled in the Senate yesterday. The subject will
come up this morning. and it is possiblethe House may
concur in Senate bill TO adjourn the 7h OF May Inc
State Prison contract, or bargain with Gen Esiell
10 keep the prisoners Tor term OF ten years
and ernulov them as he SAW ~ pretty much,
and if they should escape advertise them TO
an amount not over twenty-five doiars-and If
need be but bit-Esie wants to give up, be-
cause he says ii Is oosns game ana YET ne demands
SlCO 600 TO give up the contract lie also proposes 70
sol out the whole prison establishment Tor SO 600
more. The two houses passed bills providing Tor Dom
these arrangements. These bills the Governor has We
toed. Est,ll has managed the prison IN any but an
honest manncr. The prisoners have escaped as often
as they pleased perhaps, and the escape OF cgh, re-
Gently is urged reason why these bis should pass.
The Governors veto will probably decide the Assem-
bly that few days longer nee Tsay IN order 10 pro
vide for the proper Of tic prisoners. Incy will
also endeayOr TO press an approi Ration b Ia provide
the funds with which 70 conduct suit against Es.ell
for violation of his contract. Such bill will receive
the name of Governor BIsor. His veto OF thirteen
bills OF a swindng character. ne saws has gwen hun
tie title of the Veto Governor and u Is title 10 be
proud Of The miners IN the mountains siil holor HIN
Tor disallOwug any swlnoling operation by virtue OF
bis nQmc This last exercise of veto power Wl be NJ
popular se any othcg when the State prsol contractor
i 50 rcmss in duly thief complains Of bargain of his
own making and yet asks bonus TO buy out ms eoa-
tract
Tie Assembly has dispatched business for the last
few DAYS has passed many bills OF local interest like
an act 10 remove the County Seat OF 90 Co.; an act
torcmoye tie Vidng line between Saui,sus Gnd Tuo-
lumue counties. By-the-way this latter bh proposes
10 lake from Tuolumne strip of land that from ~
location ought TO belong 20 Stanisaus, and the Repre-
sentative from S,ahslaus + ts especial advocate IAls
gentleman Mr.. Cook made the speec- OF the session
on this question He carried the house by four 10
one vote. TIE four Representatives aud the sena'or
from the other County all oppose him, AMI when the
Assembly bill came up in the Senate It received but
two votes. Ii has again been revived and received
tic vote, Lieut. Gov PURIFY opposing. l. IL can b.
Calloi before the Senate again II will pass anu If The
earnest energy OF Mr. Cook can secure H. Il will surely
be done. Mr.. Cook Is not the most talented man in
the House bat IN his independence, energy AMI pleas
ing manifestation OF earnest regard for what lac believes
could lee obtain the of the Senate he wogl prove
he necessity of his measure.
Mr. Buf'um OF san Francisco made the speech of
most polish, upon hs Wine proviso to the Promuory
Liquor bill. Ii real, had Tic flavor OF rich vine about
IL, but for beauty perhaps it did no. surPass Mr..
Cook :.
The most important Of the recently enacted laws are
The laws against dUChng and gambling The former
Is a comp ic prchibiory law The fancy STOCK -e.u-
latols were terrified by the announcement 81 tie
passage OF snch act, and masse 70 do sons
thing about il. They circulated subs trp.ion paper
and Tai> money 20 any amount 90 secure ts dcsfuc
ton. A bill was introduced in the senate % license
gaming Ia rooms above the is Story OF buildings, AM
with such Oaor provisions should ield 70 remove
from public observation Tiis bill passed tie senate
and came near % ssirg the House. how many were
bought there Is no way OF telling, but al eiot Us
proved failure, Notwithstanding the plausible arsl-
ment has been paraded that The people are no' yet
i'4oy to sustain such measure. Gov. B'eieT Nouid
nave nave vetoed this second bill, which Was enurely
. cSmhlers bin" bat this was unnecessary a. the
M VOC IN a. Assembly killed the bill by Two Vo,'
~, ~ pni eselnst duelag cannot well descr3c
~ .I ne cu'of OF The >acrdnegtO mon. He slys.
TNtiy advocate OF 'aw, order and morality viii -
1000 20 teFu that there j. az last well--rounlei
hole entertained Of the efectua adjustment cf the
iv"Atn' l-ihcious and sencunary practice Of duelus.