New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19
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StSaTE-FyEsIsG sE>sIOa.
NJ scoTI offered a resolution OF shatks to tie
Pr .ident Of tte Senate, Whion Was unanlm)u'iy
sdo pied. .,.
v.te or tie bill asking for s3,6UcO a. Canal loaf.
7 lie motion was CARED
TIE bill p,oyidng for the support Of the Cover
uent by in DC sirg and quarter nil tax, Mr.
Williams vCtrg in the negative,
Ausolrt-o, instructirg Prof Bscts to complete his
an of New-YoIa harbCr and the lands ad &C mt
agreed tc.
Cobere-s to vote for grant OF land to construct
y o captl around the Fsls Of Niagara was passed.
The Bill 70 Tpcse half mil tax to pay the Inter
est oDthe Canal debt passed by vote of Il TO 5.
ne President sppoiIted as a Committee to examine
tte management Of the Metropolitan Police force,
Mcss-r. spir ola, Nc1on ard o. Il. Wheeler.
Tie President appointed as q committee On the
charges against M II. W. ShpnaR, an Office. Of the
Senate Messrs. Stow, Fcote and Pratt
TIE Serate, in Executive session. confirmed the
ulu:uati, e several NOtsr.es, with open door.
The General Appropriation Bll was then called from
the Assembly snd the Senate rtceded from its ansnd'
Tie Loan Bill for e. $50 coo to complete the Canals
called up, ana by Yeas Il, Nays 10, rejected as
ic'icWs:
Hribel Msther, Eo1cn Sehe Soan, SPincA John ID. W.
EAYs-Messrs Bosrirnar Brard-e,l B5Ihans Diyen Er,
J,hr.tu Mandey PAt.sr'oa Ps Scott snith stow Tfu'
= urv " sdsyorth o u. Whe, er Williams.
After the defeat Of the canal loan bill, grave Sena.
toe, suid motions to adjourn DIE at II M, on
Sol cay mOrciT z Led themselves by crowding to-
gethcI "iickhng each others ears with twisted pa
p. ptrpeii a,ng broad ess IL the widest acceptshon
cthe term proposing aud accepting bets on certain
matters ard n liing occa-i, nay To visit Lieutenant
Gsnelsl commanding Back Bottle" and, Sam
Weller apbicay said hen reporting the conduct Of
ViLkle "luttpg on the melancholy amezpg."
The Senate finally agreed, ifthe House coucur that
tie Lit lisl6tufe dOlourE slHC dc at IL o clCck.
The bill relative to suits against the Corporation of
ile City If New York was ead arc passed.
After stne good nstured skes the Senate then took
:ecess for thirty minutes the members TO be under
tie charge Of the Senator from the XX1Xth District.
At D. m. TIE Senate feassembled
The ASSEMBLY ed tic resolution for dourn-
utbt aue Dded by naming Tuesday evening at ,
o'clock. Various resolutions wsTe offered amendaory
Of tie resolution, but they were all withdrawn when
Mr.. HI BELL announced that the Assembly had
adjourned foI the n'ght.
Mr. AMES moved that the Senate adjourn. Lost.
At midnight NJ. STOW rose TO q question Of pryi
lcge al moved the Sena'e 60 into Committee 90
the proprety Of closing the ocks on the canals on
Sunday.
TIE CHAIR decided the motion oct of order, the Ca
| nels rot te;ug N navigable condition.
Nj. STOW made the moton to crafty thOse "plous'
geitlemtn who objected to SLOWING boatman to rua
lie beat On SuueaI, but were prepared to run the
The motion to concur il the Assembly resolution to
adjourn at O'Clock Tuesday vas lost by vote OF
| table.
Tie Ss.ate then, at ~ o'clock, adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. ". BALDWIN gave notice that az the Senate
I'd refused to ,pass the Canal Loan BILL he would
move at the earliest moment to take up the Railroad
| Toll aud Freight bills
Mr. LIwIs moved to reconsider the vote on the
| Governors veto of the Harlem Railroad BILL
MIR. Van NALkFNBpRGH raised tte point OF order
that tie ote refusing 10 override the veto was equiv
Alert reconsideration Of the bill and therefore tn 1t
tie nOt;on OF Dir. Lewis was as out t!o OF order
Mr. WAGER appealed from the decision, and after
a. eumeut of TIE que stion by afr. LANIsc, Mr.. Nc
NETT ard others, the decision Of the Speaker wa
| sustained.
| BILLS PASSED.
To aneId the act to extend The jurisdiction of the
| Couito Sleo al s. ssicns in the CITY and County
| NeT-lGk.
To give The right Of pereuptory challenge of Jurors
| on criminal trials to the people.
Fixing the coz pensatou ior publishing the sessiOn
laws III rewspsreIs az ~ cent?.
To incorporate tie Permanent Board of Education OF
! ti G Presbyterian Chu,ch.
! Mr. BAnSEs then moved the following:
R'0lra Thst the ttsuk' of this IL use are due aud are
y yy J b no nf Gamma 15snv and eav
b by him the oischsise q the adgou duties when have
unsninou,y extend h! earnes. w of his future pros
| Ieriiy and happnes"
The resolution was Unanimously adopted.
After long debate the House agreed to take a re-
| oess TIL 7 o'clcck.
| tvENISG SESSION.
The bill imposing tax of mill aud quarter to
provce fol the support Cf the Government, aud
lie bill imposing holfml tax to provide fer the pay.
melt of the interest canal debt were read third
| tine ard passed.
Tie Supply bill as an ended by the Senate was then
ptssec.
| The House non ccncurred in the Seaa.es amend
mtnts 70 the Gererel Appropaticn BILL it not receiv'
! ia 9 thirds vote.
TIE Serate resolution requesting Prof Bache to
inue his drafts Of maps Of the harbor Of New-lork
vas ado pied; aso, tiat in favor Ct grant OF land
| tr III the General Government 10 tie Nsgara Ship
| Copel.
vote Of haI kF to the Clerks Of the House, offered
| ty Mr.. Van NaiFenburgh was agreed to.
| Tie Senate here announced that they had receded
Fl, In her aneudmcnis to the Appropriation BID.
The oil 10 prevent frauds 10 local assessments Is
passed also the bill relative to the urlsdlctlon OF the
! Marine Couit, Nes-lork.
al 10 o'clock tie question On q motion 70 adjourn
! wa taken by couIt twice No quorum responded.
| Tie SPEAHER urged holding over ultil Tuesday.
| Another motion 70 ejourn then made and lost,
| qro.um responding.
| lie third reacihg of bills was then r sumcd.
Two or three private oils passed when a. lOi p m
tle concurrent resolution tO adjourn at II o'clock
| cbiIe dow fIom the Senate.
| On motion to concur W. BALDWIN rose 10 speak.
Tie sPEAKLR-Giving rise to debate, the resolution
ust lie
! Applause aid cries of No No, No
lie SPiARER-lf the House desires 10 reach tue re.
solution, can do so By lsyng tie present order o
| busiress On tie table.
| Such a motion wss made, and q vots being taken
upon II, the Spesker C6Cloe0 1t lost, Il requiring
tsothid vote 10 suspend since the House was acting
| under j,int resolution 10 reading bills.
AT lUl Mr. WAGER rose to q question of privilege
lie CLAIM ed that the highest privilege Of the House
vss 10 Coutrcl it, fins. Gdiournment. A concurren,
resolution had been received from the Senste fixing
tie touE OF tie final a. ournneut. He deelned II the
privilege OF the House a act upon / at once.