New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
ASSEMBLY.
SENATE AMENDMENTS CONCURRgr

SENATE AMENDMENTS cONCuRRRD II.
The following Assembly bills were received from the
Senate, with amendments and the amendments were
concured in by the House.
Making appropriations TO the Elmira Female
College
To provide against unsafe buildings in the City of
Authorizing Daniel Richards and Others to construct
piers, bukheads &c, in Brooklyn.
READING SENATE BILLS.
On motion Of Mr. ODELL the House agreed to pro-
coed TO the third reading of Senate bills passed by
that body, at O'Clock this evening.
SPECIAL oRDER--SESATE DISTRICTS.
The House then went into Committee of the Whole,
ard took up the bill organizing the Senate Districts,
according TO the late census.
Mr.. NORTHUP moved to substitute the old appor-
tiOnmen.
After debate in which it was charged that the ap.
portionment was made entirely for the purpose oi
accomplishing political ends, the Committee rose and
reported progress without deciding the question pre-
scented in Mr.. NOrthup's motion.
Mr.. WARNER moved to discharge the Committee
from the further consideration OF the Dl ana that IL
be ordered to a third reading.
Mr.. VAN SANTVOORD moved that the whole
subject be postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. MA1EN moved the previous question on this
motion which was ordered, and the House refused 10
postpone-Yeas % Nays 81.
Mr.. ODELL moved to recommit, with instructions
30 to amend to make the apportonment more equal.
On motion Of Mr.. Is. BAILEY, the sublec was
postponed tin tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
SPECIAL oRDER-SEw-YO DIRK TAX BILL
AT 10 O'Clock the Speaker announced the special
order for that hour which the third reading OF the
bill TO enable the Board of Supervisors OF New or
TO raise Money by Tax. The bill was read and passed
as reported by the majority of the Committee, with
the reductions published in The TRIBUNE at the time
they were reported, about a week since.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMiGRATI0N-sPEClAL MESSAGE
PROM THE GOVERNOR.
snecial Message was received from the Governor
relatye TO the financial condition of affairs under the
charge of the Commissioners of Emigration, and from
which IT appears that without aid to the amount OF
S2OO 900 the Commission and its aid must be aOan-
doned II was referred to q Select COMMITTEE on
motion of Mr. MAHEN. The Governor says 1t would
seem to be wise and expedent that AID should be ex-
tended in view of the fact that the support Oh the
charity nav become entirely State charge.
GENERAL ORDERs-THE CANAL BILLS.
The House went into committee on the bill to pro-
vide for the deficiency in the fund appropriated for the
ENLARGEMENT Of the locks on the Champlan Canal Tor
the fiscal year ending on the 3Oth day OF september,
1856. Ordered TO a third reading.
Also making appropriations for the Canal Deot, ana
the nain enlargement and construction OF the
canals Of the State for the year commencing October
1856 and authorizing a loan for the enlargement and
construction OF the same. ~
After debate progress reported, when Mr..
COZ r moved that the Committee be discharged from
the further consideration of the bill, and that De
ordered 10 a third reading. Carried.
TIE SUPPLY BILL.
The House went into Committee and took up the
bill to uroyide for certain expenses OF GOVerhmen';
Pror1ess was reported and then the bill was referred
hack with instructions to report complete, and win
mower 10 amend; and also that Members shall oner
such amendments as they have offer, in the House
If reported by the Committee. Recess to 81 p. m.