New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

Henry Schncor Court expensss incurred in estab-
fishing their rights Assessors IN the City Of
New York, was passed.
The Senate concurred IN tle Assembys amend
ments to the Walsbout bill
AT O'Clock the bill to toll railroads came UP 8.
special order, and on motion of Mr.. SPISoLA. the
whole subject Was indefinitely postponed BY the fol.
lowing vote:
YEAS AH;, s5. Dyr1 P,I pPsssfry s.ss HssS.9
srinos Ti@msu Wad,sor,h. o. h. Whe-.er " A Whee.er
j. a Wiiari Josn d wil.rt-9.
I.a Paier.n Stow wasn. naas h'
As this was regarded as a test vote if may bs
considered as the end of the railroad toll question
for this session. A motion of W. Wheeler TO re.
consider was negatiyed.
The Assembly bill TO declare the legality Of Ger.
tain floating docks (the bill published in TIE TRIB-
rsr the other day was passed, and only requires
the Governors signature. The 50, 400, 900 loan
bill sud the bill 10 transfer the unexpended appro-
priations for the Erie Canal to the lateral canals
were referred to the Committee Of the Whole and
made the special order for u O'clock this evening
In the Assembly, the Senate's amendments to the
bill to amend the Highway Act in the Counties Of
Queens and Suffolk were cOncurred in. The fol.
lowing bills were read third time and passed:
River between the towns Of tort Edward snd Monroe
To for the payment Of the salary OF the Deputy STATE
l. snend r. e4si;s5 The yiI.se Of ElierStIle
t. q
Mr.. Beaohs bill to regulate the Ferries between
the City of New York and Long Island Was lost on
ia final reading-37 to 49-and motion to recon.
slider WAS laid on the table.
Mr.. ADAMS called up the motion 10 reconsider
the vote by which the Registry bill had been de-
fested; and on tbs moo4
Mr.. Fullerton took your correspondent So
yeIey to task for the ramsrks be made in regard 10
Mr. fullerton's dodging Il vote on this measure las,
~. ..t IA h. h.f In.
had Constitutional scruples, but an examination o.
tbe subject had since somewhat dispelled' them.
He had also consulted his constituents and WAS sat
is6cd that they were at least in favor Of trying the
experiment Of Registry law. The motion TO cal
tie bill UP preyailed-59 to Sand it was then pu'
upon its final passage, and lost-6O to 5l-as FOL
lows:
D. B B.d%in Bsrpe., Btckei Bel Bis. e Boasdton u
Bcu.on B,gEs Burlington Case. Church, Coin Coppernod
9y'' Sd.,d de Green a f Haley H1m@sad H1sr H.d
Hodge, Ho.book Horton, Hrtchia;ou w g. Jones h..s, I
irr T. Palmer s Palmer Peck Rswsou, Raymond. Richards
Rctr.on Sage Sente SHEPARD Staples Van Aernam Van
NAYs-Ne.sr.. Armstrong. Baker, W Baldwin Beach
% Ghse Ghsd ct9y Gaze Cam DaYifa ssie
Hsnrord Hart Hendnck.on IIome. Howell Hubbard j.
lG0 N:Se Jss E a: Ls.Hi G IGes ay'i@
Psit Salisbury See!sy smith, SpeaeT steven'on SII9n! %
SSinr.sro Mn ,soct WinRale ihRle'w wooSWorth-5S
ENT-Repubicsns-Messrs w. T. Jones. Kingman Mc
lnto.h. Stewart, Walker Wocott Amencsgs-Me'.rr Key
uolds and Russell Democats-Mesrs Cbids Emsn, H. Fish
Paired of-mr. Edgsrton Rep and Nh Jeremiah DEM
favorable result at this time was not expected
by the friends of the BILL in consequence OF the alb
sence of several members, but if Slessrs. Fullerton
ard Lewis, who now vote Tor the bill, had done 80
when it WAS up last week, it would have been car
red OF course this is the end OF It for this ses'
sion.
The bill authorizing Cayuga and Tompkins Coun-
ties TO contract for the imprisonment of a GER
tain Glars of cOnyicts in the Onondaga and Monroe
County Work-lIouse was read third time and
passed.
The Assembly refused to concur in the Senate
resolution to suspend the 2lst rule, measure
sought by some of the old heads to facilitate the
passage of the great public printing swndle.