The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
Assembly.

AIBAyY, April 8, 1853
The House agreed TO hold afternoon session to day
for the consideration OF claim bills and another
for the consideration Of general orders.
The bill TO protect grsveysrds and the bill to protect
the shores OF Coney Island reported complete.
To authorize tho city of Buffalo to guarantee pay
ment Of interest on tho International Bridge stock.
To organize a lunatic asylum for insane convicts.
REGISTRY LAW.
The Registry Law then came up for Hual reading ~
the special order Tho bill having been read through
the roll called amidst much excitement. the House
being crowded in the Hobbies Whom the name OF Mr.
Baker ep called he asked TO be excused believing
thai the bill conicted with the state although
he was favorable 70 its principles lie finally withdrew
lis request and voted one" Mr. Copperna (rep made
similar request but being excused voted affirmative
Mr.. ABBOTT (rep) asked to DO excused the ground
that he could not vote for the bill for the whole STATE He
voted mo"
ground tina, he had paired OF with Mr.. Latin, democrat
Mr., "oIFoRD (dem.) said that Mr.. IAfln present
vote wss taken sxcusing Mr.. Fullerton, and was
unmstakeaby in the NEGATIVE but the Speaker hastily
announced carried Calls were made for count but
the Speaker decided them tco late
Mr.. woLFoRD appealed from the decision, but the
Speaker decided that no appeal could be taken.
Ny DtAshY (dem) then moved TO reconsider the vete
OF 68 to so.
The House then refused TO excuse Mr. Fullerton by ayes
Mr.. Fu,ie,'on's being called he refused to vote
until Mr.. LAi,ins return.
Mr. Wotoso rose 10 question Of privilege, and charged
TINT Mr. Fullerton had paired on with Mr. Latin only for
the purpose Of dodging.
MR pAKER (rep again moved 10 excuse Mr. Fullerton,
and the motion was declared carried
The vote was then announced and the bill was lost, By
ayes IS, nays 80.
The republicans voting in the negative with the demo
Gratis are Messs. Abbott, Baker knight Lewis aad Full
lerton.
Absent-Messrs. Aus!i Kr gman AID Richards All
tbe Americans pfeeerI
TIE BIZ to smepd the Highway and Bridge Law of suf.
folk, Queens and Kings conr.iss Ysssed.
Mr. HOW'LL (dcm) asked the unaaimour corson. OF the
Hcnse e exempt the county CT Suffolk from the provisions
of the bill. refused.
To require officers acting surrogatcs 10 give bonds
To provide fer registry of liens canal boats in the
To Incorporate tie Female Academy of the Sacred
Heart NJ Rochester.
Tie afternoon session was consumed in considering pri-
vste claim Bills several of which were cent 10 third
reading
fbe bill to appropriate money for The support of nsane
oorvicts sent 10 third reading; aso the blu to
quire railroads TO publish e rates VI freight and TO rcgu
late way freight.
In The ccuTse OF the session Mr. Irrcssos announced
the resa OF the House of Representatives recede from
Tie Cr.tencen amendment to the Kansas bill The
nouncoment was received with much applause.
EVENING SESSION.
Tie bill declaring the OF balance docks in the city OF
New York legal coming up for third reatiDg,
Mr. r. PAimR moved 70 reccmmit the bill
Mr. sxiIY called for the previous question, which
ordered, and the bill pss.ed.
The special CIDER being the Canal and Financial bills
they ttcn taken Up Tho bill authorizing loan three
million eight hundred thousand dollars at ak per cent
subject to vote Of Inc people for the enlargement Of The
Erie Canal. wes len up in the Committee of the whole
Mr.. Lawrence in the Chair.
Mr. BARNrs s-ked II provision bad been made FOR a
disposition Of tie premium likely TO DO realized by loan
al ak cent
Mr IaSSc aid the second section Of the bill provide
tha, ali the monty realized sha be expended on the Fri,
canal enlargement; but any there surplus Il would
70 TO The sinking fund. The bill ordered 10 third
reaiirg.
The bin to rpnser Al ECO coo from Erie TO tho lateral
cspsls next consdered and debated iii quarter W
eleven O'Clock, whom tho committee rose and reported
profras