New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
NJ IEAyENwORrH denied that hh Bank had

! Mr.. LEANENWOktb ueoieu .ua' ~.
had ,ny quarrel with The Metropolitan Bank. Ana AZ
rsr,ed that The bill Wa desired BY he gres' W ~
the couutIy Ban&s IL does not seek to punisa sny
Bank for hoaiC INK up cnunuy bank rous, ou' 70 P-"
sh them for hcsTcne hem up tor an iilegN Pulp
10 c1eIce them into the red npdon OF tnen n"'"
OF e.ka f which the Law slioEs them.
Bs'ore IRE question wss taken the Committee rose,
and The House preceded to vote for
RTGEsT oF The UNIVERSITY.
49, y B.isr. J. BsI.r BALDWIN Becswiih Bel s-,ry
gHE S pc.u s5Do' f.o s'C eoss GS.sseS tas. E
epeipS pswe. Hcsescrn HOI.'e.d Hu'cnig.on Hyde In
. .IyPs .Sib T. L %S1I''I Issd Io;.a1 M:
J. so.t B. owen. J. }. o~en, Psal P-sooet P.Ty Pom
'S, F:asF fSse& sSs ss@tfst
sp,lcsr Squire S..P' s,iA', T.s bur.s 49,
SAMUEL z. JOHNSON was nominated BY Me.'rs B0cet
] d p;son Ever. Funk Glover Grsn'. Hanfstd jone.
Non, Mu..n John J. Reilly Robert. Roe Scott sd,t-
S,icinty sI'hsrsd, Thompson, y. rO~n'end "e'eFvsH
JAMES v BEEKYAs was nominated By M'''f' IFvn''
tn, CHAIR 6ecaied Issac Parks nomin s.ed on the
Mr. PoMFROY moved that Committee Of two be
srpcirted 70 wait upon the Sepste aud inform thst
BODY that the House is ready TO meet them in loot
cenv. urou 20 compare nominations for Rsgens CT the
University ard to proce IN joint convention to elect
Superintendent of Public Instruction. Agreed TO-
The CHAIR named Messrs. Pomeroy and Sluyter as
euck tCnnlstte,
Thuupon the Senate appeared in the Assembly
In n comparing nominations for Regen. Of the Cni-
yersity. The two Houses were found TO agree and
Lieutenant Governor SELDEN announced Isaac
Paris ss duly elected Regent OF the University NJ lie
place Of Robert Kelly, deceased.
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Lieuter ant Governor SELDEN announced that tae
two Houses in JOINT Cow enron, would now pFoce:u
10 bsot for Sureiir tendent of Public Instruction IN
IL. IS
Leutepan. Governor SEIDEN named Senator Up
ham a. Teller on the part of the Senate, and
The SPEAKER named Mr. Hsrpending Teller on
tie part Of the House. .
TIE TeleIs snnouuced the following the result Of
the ballot
s Ssny cro.w,i....Ss Samuel G. wiiOs...2
Iieutensnt.Governor SELDEN thereupon declared
Henry H. Won Dyck duly elected to the Office OF sd
r,rintenGent of Public Instruction in the place OF VIC
tor NJ. Rice wbose term OF once b8s eApued'
The Senate ther retired. =,
Tbs Uouse in Com pittee of the Whole, Mr. COX in
the chair resumed the consideration OF the Country
Bank Note Redemption bill. . o,rox
The discnss ion was continued by Nr. CLlN ioN,
when the substitute wss lost.
Mr. HYDE proposed another substitute for The whole
bill whose leading feature is TO require banks hoiong
the notes of other banks TO return sach notes a. oeh
es once aweek. -.
Mr.. H. sustained this substitute, simply a just
prote ction to country banks against the graspng
ays,ce Of the Metropolitan Bank, which goes out IKE
pirate levying black mail upon au woo nave
busiIess with IT, and Threatening rum 10 those VINO re-
| fu,e to comply with its terms.
Mr.. WOODS opposed both the substitute and the
Mr.. IEAVENWORIH would be content with
either The substitute is, perhaps, more mild than
| the original and would be equally efficient.
The substitute was adopted.
Mr.. WOODS moved TO strike out the enactng clause
| of the bill. Lost.
TIE came Committee took up the bill to provide
means for the Enlargement and Completion of the
Canals.
nrcyide at the Ctampsin Canal shall be enlarged to
The dimensions OF the Eiie Canal. Mr. Ii. said the
State could make better investment than to do what
ia hare pronosed Be asked that the friends OF thus
canal shall some eGsrai1ee .os wnen ,ne Etc
MIR. LEANENWORTH opposed the amendment
IF Il should be carried every other conceivable pro-
ect might be proposed with equal propnety.
Mr. BECkWlIH further sustained his amendment.
Ih- Cbamplan was no pauper canal, end i's trelds
hsd A right % ask that il eli old be taken care Of
Mr. HUTCHINSON could consent TO no diversion
OF the OF the State, until the great work OF
| the Erie Cspal Enlargement was accomplished.
Mr.. POMEROY Obi cited TO this stempt tn break
dow bill drawn TO accomplish What the institution
| required ard what the people demanded, by intro
duciug isgn snd obnoxious propositiocs.
hr ALLEN insisted that If any new work was to
than his bat is proposed
Tie al C. dment lest and the bill reported to the
House. 80
In the House. NJ. VARNUM moved to amend the
Bank Note BILL 10 repeal existing laws relative
10 Ied pors st other places than the counters OF the
banks Lcet-l3 TO Sand the bill ordered to third
reading. -
In the House, Mr. BECKWITH renewed bis amend
ne.t to TIE Canal tii Los.-2l to 81.
Mr.. LEAyENWORTH moved strike out the
CbemuDg Locks amendment sioped in Coulmittee.
Messrs. SPENCER ami WOOSTER opposed the
mctiou and it preysled-j3 to 81.
The bill w6s then ordered to a third reading.
Dir RICHARDSON fro IN the ma oritJ Of the Finance
Con mtee reported adversely TO the purchase of
Executive n spsion, the ground that there were
funds in the Treasury.
Mr SPENCER cissented from the report
Recess TO o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House took up the bill making appropriations
fer he enlargement and completion Of the canals of the
State The bill appropriatss
For Fri. Canal $50 492 n Black River Canal ISL o.
Oswego Cans... 4t4,9oi |: ChADplan Canal 4i4sl o.
Csyugal Seneca. -I2lIs q
Atfer warm political discussion between Mes5rs.
FLOYD JONES end WOOSTER, On the Democratic
and Wing iDsncia policy for the last twenty years,
the Committee rose before taking any question.
A motion made TO discharge the Committee OF the
Whole from the further confederation Of the BILL and
ordering il 10 q third reading, was lost BY Yeas, "a;
Nays, AZ.