New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16
ASSEMBLY. Friday, April 10.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

BILLS PASSED.
To INCORPORATE the Sandy Hook Pilots Charitable
Fund.
la regard TO unclaimed Express Freight
The amendments by the Senate to the bill concern
ing EmigraLt Pa seDgers were concurred in.
To extend the time for thu completion Of the Buff
fslo Corning and New York Railroad.
Mr. RHODES reported complete the bill author.
izing the Common Council OF Brooklyn to widen
and extend AusDticavenue, &c, aud confirm an
agreement between that city and TIE Long Island and
Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Companies. ordered
10 a third reading.
Mr.. GATES moved reconsideration OF the vote
passing the Rochester Millers Claim bill, and sus
tainod his motion.
After debate the motion to reconsider wss lost.
To establish Board Of Railroad Commissioners,
and to define their powers aud extraordinarily
Senate bill and in the House amended by substituting
a bill retaining however, the designation OF the
state Engineer ana Surveyor, and WIN. j. McAlpine
az two OF the three Commissioners.
To incorporate the American Womsn's Educa.
iioDal Association.
Recess to u 2. M.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
To repeal the charter OF the Sailors and Boatrneos
TO Incorporate the Trustees of Consumption
Hospital.
To amend certain sets concerning passengers ar
irving st the ports OF entry and landings In the State
of New York
Mir. OKEEFE moved to indefinitely postpone this
ill. He considered it unconstitutional 1t was to
prevent paupers coming to this country, and would
keep every poor man, seeking to better his fortune
by coming here from landing in our State. IL was
difficult to discriminate between psupers, thieves ana
gentlemen The dress wss no criterion, for the best
dressed might not have cent In ms pocket, or
any visible means OF support, and 10 al ih'euts auo
a debs.e sprung up in which Measrs. WATER
BURY. GATES, PETTY ard STEVENS sustained
the bill. ,, o,,n,,, crrn
BINS and LEIGH opposed the bill.
Mr PETTY moved the previous. question, which
was ordered and the bill put on its fnsl passage.
The bin was lost-Yeas 81, Nays AZ.
MIR STEBBINS moved a reconsideration, and thst
the molten lie on the table. Carried.
Mr. FITCH moved TO take from the table the Sen
ate resolution relative 10 Slavery aud Secret Societies.
Authorizing the city Of Brooklyn to widen aud eI-
tend Atlantic sv. and Schuylkill st., and confrm an
agreement with the Long leland and Brooklyn and
Jsmsica Railroad Company
Making appropriations for paying Indebtedness OF
Sing Sing Prison.
iugs to compel the determination of claims TO real
property =,
TO amend the Charter Of the P. Z. Mutual Benefit
Society Of New York and to change the name thereof
Authorizing change of the grade OF railroads IN
Ger ain carer.
To amend II e set authorizing the confinement OF
certain persons il cells in Willismsburgb, &C.
MIR. BOYNTON, under a suspension Of the rule,
moved 10 tai up the Senate resolutions relative TO
Slavery AND secret societies. Carried.
Mr. y then moved the previous question on the
resolutions, calling for vote on taem separately.
The previous question was ordered
Mr. WATERBURY, said the time had come Tor
action These resolutions bad been called up al an
unusual time, the previous question moved, anu no
opportunity allowed for discussion. lie caheo upon
the minority not 10 vote. He would not.
The fret preamble was read
MIR. PETTY ssked to be excused from voting, and
wss about give his reasons when the Char put me
question and declared II carried, Mr. L. Gaming MI
Speaker during the vote.
The first preamble was adopted-5o TO ~.
Ire second preamble read
Nj. WATERBURY, uams was called, and Mr..
W ros. denying the right OF this House to require
vote f-ou him these resolutions.
II, HAiR-The gentlemen is out Of order.
Mr.. NATEBURY-l will not vote
Mr.. BOYNTON-l move Mr. Waterbury be ek-
cused.
The motion was put and carried
The preamble was adopted, as also the Others, to-
r,ther v ith the resolution.
The resolution, reading as follows, was adopted
by ihe vate given -, -,
Of tSs sste OF N.wIok iePe Gated in Seat. and ssse,
Ieotnss snd have alvey, resp etea u 1850 srs Seh
e,err, that no person held 70 service or labor 10 oee s.
tps ~" ave or resu.tcn be d,chsrses from ,a;h
,erviee or labor hgt ,fal be sthver-e up % eaa "
par, 10 hon such service labor may % dae re-
,sd lie law o. 1850 which provides for employing he Whole
power Of the FEDERAL Government N tee q rug
slaves violation OF the Constitution, an %
he frhs OF the tevers States an ouase upon sne
Of Jus m d.seefu 70 the spirit and etv,f,Ios o. ths
sst Ia which lve that. In their oPinion tne
the ion and the prl eipes Of Republican Liberty
It's repesL -.
YELs-He.srs. Baker. Beeeher, J. Bennett sennes'
Bste.se Blsshford Boynton. erush CharehiH CIn1 d
ole, B. Cole, cc@.,Oeh, Donnsn. E.%es Esers; f.
child Fiteh. Glesor Hnll Jinnsr.on Johnson h.aPp'
khlano, Leigh L0urie hsehan, Nc Kinney Mallory, hIn'
Nav Miller. Nunroe q. Palmer '. W. esmsr Pennoyef'
PhsITs Ramsay, Raymond. Rekeson. Robinson; b. sutn
spt.ler stebbus. stuyvessnt. l Tomp.ns Van Osiol.
W,Tnsr Weed Wells. @ Williams Wilsey. Wood sn-h
EAYs-bsss Aitken, Britenheeter. CbaPia Ivsns Nun'
d.y Odeu OKeeie Peck Sess,ist, seymour snslley L.
sai,h Van Et,en, K 5. Whalen, q. Whh.ms-l5
1be last resolution, as follows, was adopted by the
vote below: -...