New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
ASSEMBLY.

Hall Commissioner bill to Committee of Sixteen
Mr. DICKINSON, against New.York Pure Milk
M. LEWIS, for the Apportionment of Members of
Assembly.
Mr.. FOOT, complete, In relation to challenges OF
Jurors.
AIso, complete, TO the County of Schuyler to
TIE With Judicial District. ;.
Also, complete in relation to action on Indemnity
Bonds.
Also. complete, to prevent frauds in the sale of
Rsilrosd ard Steamboat Tickets.
Mr. BOUCK-c complete to incorporate Fire Com
papy in Tom pkinsvile.
Also, TO e.tsblhh Free Schools in No. l, Flushing.
Committee Of Sixteen. 80
AIao, the Oyster Bay Free School bill. Committee
Mr.. RHOADEs- complete, the Sisters of Charity of
St. Vincent de Paul bill.
Mr.. J. j. OWEN-oompl.te, comforting additional
powers on Marsbas, &C., relative to collection OF MILL
tary fpes. ...,
Bridge Company-for the consio Grafton OF the House
Mr. CLINTON stated that the report set forth that
no an epdments had been made by the Committee,
from the fact that the Committee decided thst they
would not entertain any proposition for amendment,
but simply report "ftr the confederation OF the
House" The proposition 70 bridge the Niagara River.
Therefore he moved that the bill be recomuted to the
same Committee with instruction to report complete,
that the House may speedily arrive at determination
upon the principle OF the bill.
Mr. CLINTON moved its reference back TO be
amended and reported complete. Objected to.
Also to incorporate the Rural Savings Baok of Hm.
len. Conn i'tee Of Sx'een.
Dir. PRENDEBGAST complete, relative to the
powers aDd duties Of the Governor.
Mr.. HALSTEAD, with amendments, the Senate
Lictnse bill
| Mr. HARPENDING moved to make the bill the
ppecal order for o'clock his afternoon. Agreed to
Mr.. JOHNSON for the relief of the wife and
minor child en- of the drunkard Referred back to be
reported complete.
Mr.. BROOKS, in relation to goods sold at auction.
To Committee of Sixteen.
Mr. ROSE, complete, to authorize the Second Ave.
pue Railroad Company, New York, to abandon part Of
their road &c.
Mr. FUNK, complete, the Brooklyn Sewerage and
MIR II BAKER, complete defining the powers
New-York &c.
Mr. KETCHAM reported a number Of bills from
Committee of Six cen, which were ordered to a third
reading.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
To extend the Second avenue in the City Of New
York. Lost few days since, now reconstructed and
passed.
To provide means for the enlargement and compile
ton of the canals OF this State. Mil tax.
Mr. JONES moved to recommit, to strike out the
fourth section, which authorizes loan If $500 900.
He commended that the oaning power of the State had
been already exhausted.
Mr.. LEAVENWORTH opposed the motion, and
argued against the position assumed.
The motion TO recommt was lost.
MIR. JONES, when his name called, remarked
that while be thought well of most Of the provisions OF
the bill he should ,te against because he deemed
the $500, 900 loan clause unconstitutional.
MIR LEAVENWORTH reported number Of bills
AZ proper to be fn considered in Committee of the
Whole.
The bill was then passed-Yeas 70; Nays, 81; pro-
vi6ing for the Enlargement and Completion Of the
Canals under the Constitution.
Mr. JONES moved to recommit to strike ont the
clause providing for fhe exenditure of money to extend
The Gepesee Valley Canal. He could vote for bill
which contemplated the opening of new works Lost,
without division.
The bill was then passed. Yeas, &c: NAYS 10.
Making appropriations for the Canal Debt and the
mSinensnce Of the canals for the next fiscal year.
Yeas, 50; Nays, 5.
To authorize the repayment of $l9i 900 to the Canal
Fond, enormously paid TO the General Fund and for
othe; purposes. Yeas. So Nays, ,.
The Susquebanna Railroad bill made the special
order for this evening.
Recessts 4 oclock.
The Excise bill passed by the Senate was discussed
during the afternoon sesion, but the question NOT
taxi en- upon it,
An attempt TO make the bill the special order for
o'clock in the evening failed.
EVENING SESSION.
The Albany and Susque hsnnah Railroad bill, extend.
ing The time for the completion Of the road and alo
ing towns on the line Of the road TO take stock Oh reu
debated and passed through the Com niitee of the