New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

rpIss 40 AZ to move forward the Brooklyn Rairosd
bill the Safe Prison Improvement bill, and several
others OF minor Importance.
Adjourned al ii p m
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. MALLORY presented minority report az .nst
the Prorata Freight bl
The bill relaipg to the Nsv-York Court of Sessions
was ordered TO a third reaoiug.
The bill TO provide for the payment OF the lands
taken for q cemetery az Wsro's Island was killed.
The bill to Increase the rates Of wharfage and TO
regulate the use of piers aud clips 10 NewYork was
lOer and molten 10 reconsider laid tae table
To increase the powers of the Auditor Of the Canal
Department.
To amend the act to better requisite the fire of
NewYork and Brooklyn.
The Parade Ground bill
To enforce the responsibility of stockholders Of
Banking AssoeiatiOns
To provide for the opeuitg OF Third aud Fourth
streets, Eastern District, Brooklyn.
To amend certain secOLs OF the Code OF procedure,
az re commended by the Commissioners Of tue Code.
The bill TO license Lighters in New. York came up
for third reading
Mr.. MEEKS moved to recon nit, and spoke az ainst
the bill. Carried.
The bin to increase the capital stock Of the Albany
the SusquehanDa Railroad Was passed.
AFTERsoOE SESSION.
The bill to Incorporate the Juvenile RefomstOry
Association was ordered 70 third reading.
The bill 10 repeal the charter Of the Peoples Loan
Relief Company was reported complete.
Dir. MEEKS moved TO substitute Amending the
charter"
Motion los!, and the Repeal bill ordered to third
reading.
The Ovid Academy Loan bill was passed.
The Nev-YOrk Tax Levy BILL coming up for a third
reading Mr.. Miller sed TO commit, with ins,ruc-
ton TO re-insert the $5OC0O appropriation for the
Commissioners Of Records.
Mr. CONKLING opposed the motion, and sisted
that the City COntrC Her mad desgnsted it as corrupt
scheme.
Mir SPENCER denied the correctness of the asser-
ton, intenuptng Mr.. Conklings remarks, and some
warm personal remarks passed between them.
MIR. SPENCER replied to Dir. COnkling, assert
Jog that Controller Hsws had told him be had been
so greatly mlsrepretented on the floor by Mr.. COnk-
liz 2 that be would hold further conversation with
thst gentle nan on city matters.
The vote being taken the motion to reinsert the
$3.50 600 il stoOd - Yeas 10 53 Nays Before the an.
nouboement, Mr.. CARPENTER changed hs vote
from the negative ~ the Affirmative, consequently
when be announced the vote it stoOd 81 to 81 and
the oton was declared lost The error subsequently
was discovered when Mr.. MEEKS raised q question
Of privilege in order to get the error corrected.
The SPEAKER decided that, the resut having
been announced and the not corrected when the
list called over it was too late to make the alter
alton.
The appropriation was therefore left out, aud the
EVENING SESSION.
Some bills were reported from the Grinding Com
niitee and among them was toe bill to increase the
| number Of the Directors of the Harlem Gss Co.
| On motion of Mr.. HUTCHINSON, the privileges OF
\ the lOOr extended 10 the lion. CubrleS Haze,
| Sneaker of the Massachusetts, House of Represent.
| atives.
| The bill to provide for the removal of Quarantine
| came down from The Senate, with amendments.
The House refused 70 concur with the amendments
| by vote of AZ TO 50.
| MIR MORRIS moved to refer the bill to a special
| Committee
| MIR. SMITH earnestly opposed the motion. II the
bill he said got into the clutches OF the gentleman
| from Yates, 1t would sumber there. The design in
moving the reference 10 use the bill for the pur
pose Of log rolling through the Senate other bills hsv
iUg no reference TO this. At this late dey OF the ses
sion such action only sought by the enemies OF the
bill II they desired TO kill the bill, let them do it IN
| a manly and open manner.
| Mr.. CHRISTIE spoke against the reference, de-
clsriDg that was the object of the mover thereof to
suppress or otherwise destroy the bill.
| Mr. MORRIS assigned a reason for his motion
that he desired to hold the biz in allegiance until the
Senate shall act upon the bills requiring the people of
Richmond to compensate the State for the destruction
of the Qusran property. If this bill was passed
without these other laws, 1t would be triumph for
| the law-breakers.
After warm debate, the previous question was or
| dered and the motion to reconsider carried by %
| TO fS.
| MIR. CHANDLER obtained leave TO be excused from
votug on the ground that he had been prevented by
Absence, through sickness, from discussing the bill
| while before the House, and that he now pre-.
vented from stating his views and defining his posi-
| ton by the operation Of the previous question.
The House then, l0I p. M, went into Committee on
tine Supply BILL which will occupy the balance OF
| the night.