The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

Mr. Cox moved to lay the motion on the table Carried
by large majority.
The bill relative TO the Almshouse and Peuten,isrv d
Kings county reported complete.
The House refused 70 agree with the report
Mr. SHUTTER moved the appointment Of COMMITTEES q
five TO sit during the recess, without compensation or 49,
ment of expenses, TO examine into the delays in costa
and suggest remedy 10 the legislature AdooseI
The bill for the relief of the wife and minor chdren ors
drunkard was returned from the Senate with mesao.
that they concrred in the House amendment and n
sisted on its own amendments
JOINT resolutions so more effecuay TO prevent -
punish bribery at elections were called up
On motion OF Mr.. JONES the preamble was stricken 90
and the resolutions then adopted.
Mr.. joan REILLY moved that committee be appoiuxoA
to investigate the disturbance in the Chamber on the 10
instant
After spirited debate The resolution WAS laid On ne
table.
Mr. wAKfMAN called up the resolutions providing for ~
reorganization Of the Court of Appeals.
After debate the motion 70 take up the resolutions wus
laid on the table.
After the transaction of business to ali up the auue
during which several humorous resolutions were Offered
the House being In excellent humor and order toersbav
well preserved the Supply bill again came down WA
report from the Committee OF Conference, and a neasseo
that the Senate had agreed thereto.
The House then cOncurred in the report by ayes 60
The House also concurred with tho Senate in the -
making appropriations for State and charitable institutions,
by ayes rs, nays6
The resolution respecting postage stamps called y,
and tabled by ayes g. nays Ia.
The resolution for the final adjournment called -
and one O'Clock fixed for the adjournment. =
The SEAIux announced the following as the ccmmitse
10 examine into the delays in courts during the recess
hessrs Suyter, Cox, Harpending Spencer and Kevla.
resolution Of thanks TO Speaker Ltejohn for the
eos dgnied and impartial manner in which he had dis
charged the duties Of presiding officer, introduced
with appropriate remarks by Mr.. Jones.
MeAsrs vARSUM and HoGBooM spoke in ts favor.
The resolution was unanimously adopted
a. Sir, THOMPSON offered similar resolution respecting
Mr.. JOHN J. REILLY moved for similar thanks To the <b
committee Of sixteen for their diligence and fidelity durag
Messrs Prendergas and Jones were appointed comu,x
tee to wait on the Governor and inform him the House
ready TO adjourn.
Several unimpoan motions for the return Of papers, &C.,
The final adjournment resolutions AZ received fron -
Senate acted upon from time 10 time until tho asf
fixing OF the hour at l0H O'Clock.
An attempt made TO procure the publication u he
session laws, but 1t failed
A call Of the House showed that seventy members
present.
Scns,ors Brooks and Noxou appeared as committee
from the Senate to inform the House that the Senate W.
message was received from the Senate requesting De
House to send up all papers relative TO the AveriM
bed purchase Adopted, but subsequently, rec0ASdereA
and tabled
The bred Scott resolutions received from the g.
late, and as amended concurred in by az to g.
The Of the Senate in the hour for the Aaa,
adjournment being received the Speaker and spoke
as follows
GEsnExEs ASSEMBLY Your natterins resouties
& the of official relations indeed grah
flying @ and will be treasured among the plna
= ss Ss4s e ss ds tss8T
imposed while yet strangers with the fAo
that appeal has been taken decisions during ne
session leads TO hope that however often have erred
House Of Assembly which has proceeded has short
period performed much labor and affords sincere plea
TO testify To- the industry real and fidelity which have char
hctred efforts pomoe the interest OF consueo
and the public welfare May the laws you
beneficial all classes Of citizens Of this Sas
and while protecting their rights may they also tend
resources Of industry and ,rsds
again. The ties which bound " together a. family
be severed-one OF number, loved by all
honest and Upright man. man, ~sc me. With rs su' sr
summoned hence 10 that world from whence mortal re
turns another borne down By disease beyond e hope q
recovery has met With Ia e brsy Of
felt the heavy hani e afcion willis bowling VIA
Submission 10 The will az mysterious rrodeace
fbsence Of loved ones from e family circle Let these tn
unesnsy Of e and lead Us pause in the sddy vsr,i Z
excitement while yet there time 10 prepare 10 me-, the
Of that messenger whom no hu,nsn ingenuity can avA
Accept ny sne ana ard coSr.sS WON ~
manifested towards me. v oil our social aaA o.
discharge Of q duty or The rigid csforce.aA0
q the rules have OFFENDED any one q you below
yours the protection Of kind Providence bid you IL
farewell Wishing you on your return 70 your homes van
welcome from friends and constituents and future OF hoeg
duty by declaring. A. do, the House Of Assembly n
burned sine die
The during the delivery or the address reaav
affecting, large number Of the members being teass-
A. the close " his remarks the members congregntel
around the Speakers desk, the last sdeus spoken,
and the chamber WAS speedily deserted.