New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

s",pdirr the queeIion the Senate sdournsd til Il
oclnck p Ii. ,o
Mr. ws5swo,th's motion coIning up, = "oAV'
moved that The provisions OF tne on, 20 MT appy ~
Mr. Noxos then moved to lay the resolut ou Of NJ
Wtdsworh 4 the table. Loot BY II TO i3
MI. Noxos then moved that the provisions Of the
oct which bids the cutting OF any street thr nigh
-rch yard without the consent OF the owners Of the
cb- shall rat apply TO tsc corporation oil Trinity
eisves, Work. Lost, b! II TO II.
Cfn,eb' no, o'hcr attempts 20 defeat Mr.. WaD
Aitl 800 - Ill vss ordered to third re siink.
TIE Grinding Com Nt.ee moved forward l',ge
number Of bill., :%.I ,Es;,G reading D''A OIL
or motion Of M Mas3EILLL, resolution was
odonsd yeouestjpg the Jrdea NY Commute to prepare
for The consid, ration Of the SenA a. Tue neAt session
a bill PIC, idng for Commission = .orm Court OF
Cle M in order to relieve TIRE Legislature Of such
Tre Senate then considered bills on tho general
order. ... .--,..
A large plumber Of bills were moved lor"aru oy the
Grinding Committee.
Ign Broadway Railroad was ispSr ted e9%pi kn,
{, rming the House OF the death OF tho Hcn. Joho
GIeig ore of their number.
On motion of Mr.. DURYEA, the House pass d q m
cur,ert resolution to fill the vacancy Wednesday,
at II III.
The remainder of the session was occupied in concur
ring in the Senate's amendments to number OF As.
sembly bills.
Aresolution in regard to a reduction of the Canal
Tolls came down tom the Senate.
Mr.. ADAMS moved TO consider the resolution ht
cree. Agreedto.
Mr.. WoLroRD moved to amend by reducing the
toll On stoves ard oastir gs to two mills.
Thie was recommended by the Canal Board, but
wss stricken out BY The Senate.
Ire smendu ent was cs ned.
N.Y. WAGER then moved to lay the whole subject on
TIE table FOR the present. Carried.
Tie House ccrCurred in the Scna.es amend nent TO
tle bill 70 remove cbstructions in Cayuga Lake, re-
streting the outlay to s3O,COO.
Mr.. CHAsIEE moved for reconsideration Of the
vote of Saturday passing the New. ic;k AhLual lax
passed. ard very lcsely drawn for measure tx
ing the people to tie amount Of million aud a half
Mr.. sicily strongly opposed the motion to recon
slider. TIE money was needed ct once and all the
epp,oni istiors in TIE bill were for money honestly
etrI ed by bard work.
NJ. T, JosEs. ir advocated a reconsider alton. He
was not willing to rust ne bill in Its present shape 70
bill that was rot asked for by the New.York Super.
vlsoIa.
Mr.. ENGs ard Mr.. WHINE also advocated a recon-
sideratOn.
Mr.. WEIR said the amount particularly objected to
by the representatives Of New-York only the sum
hppIopnated to Mr.. CoDover, Gov Kings appOintee
for Street Commissioner. u hia colleagues from New
York were anxious to make a partisan measure OF
this, he could no. 60 with them.
Mr.. VAN NALKENBURGH raised the point OF order
that the bill now iu possession of the Senate and
Therefore that the motion to reconsider was out of
order.
The SPEAKER decided the point of order well taken.
Mr. CBASLER appealed from the decision, but event.
ualy withdrew the appeal, and moved to send re-
spscul message to the Senate requesting the return
Of the bill.
The motion was carried. So the bill will come back
to the House for further action.
TIE bill to regulate the rates Of wharfage in New
York was lost, and motion to reconsider was also
lost.
The bills were passed for the relief Of the
widow and child of DIR. Rose, killed at the Utica Lu-
nstic ylum fire, and to incorporate the Pneumatic
Power COMPANY.