New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

Tis Psrs II A< Sor, Of Htt, YorF 'fp-"-fie4 ~ Slnt
s,ciios The .an e ei.s Hundred s1d :iae'y re hO
drtd sni Efiy hee dollars sn' - &c = ua
80 Iy .~ one of cssp,e thr-i h1 dIed az ihf d
Tie eighteen hudrd snd fifty seven th- pr"' Of The
cf crekAf nil dollar 10 b. levied lot the f>ra
Ocober eighteen hundred srd h,y -Ea. I
% po,atd o sy S us Of cis@ S'. e S'
cred .d siKy LTse Of the laws Of eighteen hundred .nt
con- on Of O.~ego the CJusa and srnecs Csua .nl
70 tfe completion tbr Bsct River sri GeOesee Valley C,n
r The petio1 Of TIE enlargement Of he locke II ;be
Chaa dsn a. &c 'I " ~ ~. cn mon ne ,' :, -.
nsysst1 f the yeer egte hundred aud nty esht such
appropriation 'ts be spplied ss follows,
The nIn Of six bunJed thousand dollars for the completion
The cum Of Lubdrr6 aud fifty and dollar, cor the
COM ieiiou q tie Csypsa sad seDees C.aal
The Of bur id thousand dollars IN th' oonPsii Of
TIE Black River Canal
1h qm q ere bp' dEsa ten t4Su,,ad do,' for the c'a-
Atd The sun q hundred and forty i've thousand dollars
to ron pete tie eIlastd locks the Ch.mPiain Cans
This was lost by the following vote
Ne.eh b y teoer sad wsiam.-a
EAYs-Me.srs Are. Bo,rdusn Diven Fly: Latin, NJ ,nde
A Wh.el.r aud John D. Wil!Ed-i5
Mr.. NOXON then renewed his motion TO strike
out the enacting clause of the bill, and pending de-
bate the hour Of IL having arrived, the President
announced the special order, being the concurrent
resolution to proceed TO the nomination Of q
Regent of the University in place of Mr.. Grcig, de-
ceased. The nomination was proceeded with, and
resulted in the selection Of William C.. Bryant, who
received Is votes to l3 for Isaac McConche.
Messrs Diven and Sche were appointed Com
mittee to inform the Assembly that the Senate had
made Il nomination, and were ready to compare
nominations. Those gentlemen having performed
that duty, the Senate proceeded in body to the
Assembly Chamber, and on comparing nominations
the two bodies were found to agree and the Lieut.
Governor declared William G.. Bryant duly ap-
pointed Regent Of the University, in place of JOHN
Greig, deceased Mr. Bryant Is too bright a mln
to be slowed away among such fossils as compose
the Board of Regents.
The Senators returned to their seats and resumed
the "thread Of their discourse" on the Canal bill.
Mr.. SPINOLA moved to recOmmt to the Com
mtee on Canals, with power to report complete
and to strike out the amendment offered by Mr..
Dyen in Committee of the Whole in relation to the
appointment of Engineers, &c, which was lost, l3
to 13, as follows:
YEAS-Mt..r Aues Daring Foo,e TIals.ed Hubbel John.
Willard. Wilisms-lS
NAYS-blessrs Bosrdnsn Br.ndreth, Diven. Ely Lshln.
Nandt,ie Paterson, Pratt Scott Soan Trumsa Wsi'~orth'
w. A. NheeIer-B. -
Mr. Burhans had paired off with j. A. Willard,
snd Mather with Stow. None OF these gentlemen
voted.
Mr. SPINOLA then moved to recommt the bill
with instructions to strike out all the amendments,
which was carred-l5 to - as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Ames. Burhsrs Darling Doheny o'e Hs'
%S:ss S heS cba b wd SS1p9 ss sfs9 smith spa'
.NAYs-Mr.sls BOardmsn. Brsndret6 Diven. Ely L,iin.
Max deyi Pratt Scott Sloan, Truman Wadswor!h aud w A
Wheeer-l2
Mr.. o. B. WHEELER moved to reconsider the
vote Just taken and that that motion lie the ia
bic. The motion TO lay on the table was lost, II to
Is, and the motion to reconsider was lost by vote
Of 10 to 16.
The Senate in Committee of the Whole, Mr..
HUBBEIL in the chair, struck out all the amend
ments and reported the bill to the Senate recon.
mending It's passage, and the Question on agreeing
with the report ard ordering the bill to third read
ing WAS decided in the affirmative by the following
decisive vote:
YEAS-Me.srs Ames Darling. DoheIty Foote Hals.e Hub
bell Mather NoNon Paterson Schel Scott, Sloan SIN h. Sp
nos Wadswortb o. Wheeler John d. Wi ard Nila nsl8
NAiS-Messis. Boardmap Brandre.h, Lsfin Mapceylls,
Pratt Truman W. a. Wh,elrr-7.
The Senate then took recess till o'clock.
In the Assembly large number of important bills
were reported complete, and the annual approprla-
ton bill was considered in Committee of the Whole
aud several amendments were made, and the Com
mittee reported progress.
The silly story in one of the New-iOrk journals
to the effect that az arrangement had been entered
into ss condition precedent to the confirmation OF
the Police Commissioners, Messrs. Brown and
Strannhan, by the Senate, that the Hon. Geo.
Briggs should be appointed by the Board to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF MIR. Perrtt,
is utterly and entirely without foundation in truth