New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
SENATE. Tuesday, April I, 1857.

REGIST AND SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INsTRsc
TON
NJ. BRADFORD hsc consent to move the concur
reree If the Sc nate in the on resolution OF the Assem-
byio proceed TO the election of q Regent OF the Uni
v,rsi'y, ia ploce Of R.bat Kelly, deceased and a
~ ptrntenc Ct Public distraction, in place Of Victor
NJ. Rice whose term Of office has expired, at IL m TO-
DAY Agreed to.
Mr. BROOKS, complete, the New FORK Charter bill
with smeLomeLts. Thru reading.
Aiso to legaize certain action OF the Board OF Su-
psrvisors Of the City and County OF New'York Third
reading.
AIso to widen Broadway. between Fiftyseven'h
MrC.P. SMITH-In citation to weighs, IN ,iks and
,srs on c-'k- and packages. Third reading.
Mr. TOWNE-To amend the charter OF Carthage vii
MIR. KICHARDsON- majority of the Committee
Oh Finence unfavorably to the purchase or erection OF
an Executive Mantion-Mr SPENCER dllsencng.
Tabled al ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. G. p. SMlTII-To improve the navigation OF
the Hudson River, TO make appropriation therefor.
Moved forwardspeclsl order for tomorrow at T. m.
Mr.. NUXON-ReIative to the District Courts In tue
City OF New-YaTk. Moved forward.
Also TO Dcre the fees of Justices of the Peace.
Also, to establish the compensation of judges of
Court Of Appeals and Supreme Court. Third reading.
Also, relative to publication OF legal notices.
Mr. KELLY, from Select Committee OF Eight, re-
ported nuub Der of bills as proper to be referred to the
appropriate Committees to report complete.
The Senate concurred in the amendments OF the AS
smby TO the bill relative 70 the foreclosure OF ort-
cages 10y advertisement
RESOLUTIONS.
The resolutions from the Assembly relative to the
opening OF Harlem River 10 navigation asks for On
Cpl ro ration from General GOVERNMENT, were con-
Cured in. 49, .
Aho. relative to the purchase of New. York Civil
LIT for embers.
ELECTION OF REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY.
The Senate prcce ec ed the pomnstion of Regent
of he University, In place Vt Robert Kelly deceased
foil
ISAAC PARKS named by Mes.r. B.linser. Bradford
Cnyler DsTns Bal;,.d Huntington. Lee Msdd.p Eoxon
Paterson, Ramsay, Richardson Rider, G. r. smith, Towne
KETCHAM WAS named BY Memrs Brrss Brook,
SAMUEL f. JOHNSON named By Me'ms. Kelly.
IEDYAhD LlNCKLAEN Was named by Mr. Ferdoa-L
ISAAC Parks Of 0neids, having received ma,
joriiy OF the voes cast, was declared duly nominated
Oh the part ut the SrDsie.
Me..fs. BRADFORD and SPENCER were appoint
eG Committee TO iLform the Assembly that the S.n,te
had made nomination, and would meet that body in
Joint bsllot.
On H.. return OF the members Of the Senste,
HE PRESIDENT announced tue election OF ISAAC
PARKS ~ Regen; of the iyersity, and HENRY IL.
VAN DYCK es Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
BY the Two Houses in JOINT ballot
The bill to fix the Term OF office OF The Csna Ap'
prsiseIs further considered. -,
MIR UPHAM moved 10 amend the ball by .provldlng
three" cents per mile for travelling fees iastesd OF
five" Agreed to, and oil passed
Executive session with closed dOors
AFTERSooN SESSION.
The Senate debated the Schuyler County bill WITH
rroposa of late session. No nominations OF i'm port
ance went into the Senate TO day.
ASSEMBLY TUESDAY, Apn7.
The Superintendent, of the Banking Depart nent sent
in an answer to the solution Of inquiry az to the ba'is
VI on which the assessments for the support OF tnat De-
psrimeni are MICE. ,
The SPEAKER appointed Mr. Lewis on the Census
a ~ IN. Com uitt
Gated by the death o. Mr.. Babcock.
The House went into COMMITTEE OF the Whole, MI.
COX in The chair the bill providing for materials
for al accurate Map and Atlas OF the STATE lhequie'
The CcuLy Clerk. aud Supervisors to procure the ma
e,als eId forward them to the office OF the State En-
gipeer end Surveyor.
Mr.. ADAMS moved to strike out the enachng
clause. The bill involved an unnecessary expense.
The motion 10 strike out the ensctng clause was car
risd-52 10 70.
The same Committee took up the bill 70 prevent the
improper detention Of tie notes Of country BANKS
Mr. LEAVENWORTH moved to strike OUT all after
the word such in the sixteenth line OF the "a sec'on
Mr. SPENCER moved substitute for the whole
bill proviong that no bank shall be required to re-
ce,m lis hills at any other place than its counter
Mr. s believed bis substitute would accomplish the
object Of the bin and more efficiently protect the psO
pie UIder the pIeent system those VINO use tns CUE
epcy of the country banks are taxed at least
aDLuAl y-spd the country currency, inStesu Vi
rg in the country, is constantly drlsen 70 t'e ce' o
redemption, becaufe money can De H'oe 0u' Vi LILO
process. ,,...
MIR LEAYENWORTH characterized the substitute
az brokers' bill, got up in order TO shave Tue Peope
ont of at least per cent upon every ooar Oh county
cuirency they may hold. The redemption w.,
substitute wss Introduced 10 destroy that unuef
which country uotes are now redee med az OF pc.
cent If now as alleged the people are snass1 do va'
OF $250C00 year they will De shaved OUT OF 49,,
coo if this substitute is adopted IL was prVpo'''ion
90: up by the sharks of Wall street A..
Mr. FOOT did not know any difference oe,ween .le
,hsrks Of Wall street end the sharks OF oy,aca9s;
ShsIks are all alike Whatever th-lr LOCATION. iue 9'
pending is DIS graceful proposition, growing W
Quarrel between a few country banks and ine Msio.
poiisp Bark or he hundred banks IN the e,e, no'
more than i've favor TIL. bill Thay ere cph'enl WIZ
matters az thew stand. and they should be- BANK
which lie not willing 70 redeem lis on's o. 10
shouid 60 down. ,
of country ba.ks sxked for this bill, that they may D;
protected from he shavicg process SaoP'eo " Wv
Metropolitsl Bank. ,,... u.
Nj. SPENCER further urged bis substitute. IL
would isiiute the only tue s!'sm % f.r bstsr Ii an
the New. england system, wnlcn WINS i"' o0''' '
Mr.. WOODS had a. fret favored th. bill, but he
was now convinced that 1t would WORK Jufiou'y up
city ss y ell "a county merchants. e .bo h;u
Mr. VARNUM opposed the prbcip"s OF cue Ou Jul
and spoke Al Ter 9th ~ .ho that it wac not only un
just out sbsuId and ridiculous. II would never be en-
forced. ~,
Nr FOOT Incurred vhs, the su.hor Of the Dill pro,
po,d - 5o .;rb old women who hoard up back bills
j. their stockings Would be send them to S'''s'
Prhonl H.
Mi IRVING opposed The bill and referred e me ,e
mercantile sentiment of Ne~l oIs - o-ins $3.50
it, Eu1 q new principle to punish ID An LOT loof1'
ing Up il osn mSney. IL,
Mr. HASTINGS said the country b.nss were s;, vil.
ing 10 redeem tser money, bu. they we're MOI "i'.ag
to te black msed By the Mer ~ 10 s,sy of
having ter bill, forced upon them in large suns to
force compliance with the demands Oft Bank