New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01
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ALB,SY, March 30, 1852.
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An important report was presented signed by the
Lieutenant Governor, and all the Commissioners Of
the CGosl Fund.- setting forth the fact that the surplus
fund, for the payment of the interest on tue Canal
debt is entirely exhausted and tte t. pay the inter-
est and the deficiency Of the debt 81 o39 600 will be
reeded. This amount. they intimate must be pro-
vi9ed for by the Legsa uie If they wish to the
honor and credit If the State.
The bill 20 increase the powers Of Public Adj
mristrators was passed, after motion by Mr.. MA
TIER to strike out the enacting clause had been
lost.
MIR. MATIIER then moved reconsideration, in
order to investigate the cors,i,utiOnslty OF the bill.
Lot.
Tie bill to incorporate The South Pacific American
Mail Steamship Company was passed.
The Senste referred the report ofthe Commissioners
Of the Canal Fund to the Finance Committee after an
attempt by Messrs. Matber, John ID. Willard and
others to send it 10 a Special Committee.
RyENIsG SESSION.
The bill providing for the payment Of the interest on
the Cana Commissioners drafts was reported COM
pete end ordered 10 a third reading.
The Grinding Committee reported batch o. private
bls-smopg them the following:
The Brooklyn COurt-C Calendar bill.
To authorize NotaIies Pubic 10 act as Commission
ers of Desds.
IL relation to the Court Of Sessions and the powers
Of Police Jnstices in New York.
Mr. PRATT introduced bill 70 enlarge the D0sers
ard defLe the duiiss "f iaA SapreDA E"est JUICES.
Il eives the JUDGES power TO sentence for any term
they deem will answer re ends Of Justice, snt makes
sertepces Of death by the Court of Oyer and Termner
reversible al the General term.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the lsw rela, We 20 the crime Of srson.
In relation TO tie North Western Dispensary, New
York.
H. relation 70 the public health Of the City Of New
York, ard recognizing the Health Departure
Mr.. BRANDRE1lI and Mr. ELY made several
motions 10 Tecomtrt the bill for amendment, al 0f
which were lost aid the bill passed.
Ire bill 10 enlarge the boundaries OF Central Park
Tie Registry law bill vss then taken up and de
bat.d.
ASSEMBLY.
The report from the Grinding Committee, as re-
ported la,' night wss presented TO the lJuie.
Mr. 1UTfllLL moved to strike out from the report
the bill ciOsps the tunnel Atlantic street, Brook
lyn He spoke warmly against the oil declaring tnat
It outrage for the Committee to have reported
suCb measure.
Mr.. BINGHAM and other, spoke asain,; striking
The bill ont q the report.
NJ. LAWRENCE one Of the Committee, spoke 10
favor VI striking the BILL saying that while De was
in favor Of il be had OPPOSED rs psssage through the
Committee deeming il npoasibe TO put forward such
= bill.
Tee bill chsr,eripg tie New-York Bay Steamboat
Company ordered 10 third resdi-g.
NJ. ELY presented q remoastralcs, nrinerolsly
lgued against aggressive legislation by the Rsp0bi
can party, abiding 20 amendments q the NsS-IorA
City Charter ana the Registry Lsv.
The debate or MI Tut5iil motion Continued 1ntl
l. ociock when i Bss lo-t BY - 70 -, under the
operstion Of the previous qrestion.
Much exciterect prevailed sssrs WOODRUFF,
SMITH and others desiring 70 strike out OF the report
The NeE-York Charter bill.
Motion after motion msde, each one being ruled
OF. vi order the House being u-cer the operation Of
the previous qlestiOn.
TIE report Of the Grinding Committee wa finally
agreed 70.
4 motion was Their made 10 reconsider The vote
ADOPTING the report ard Inc Yeas snd Nays were or
dered upon Il.
On uotion OF Mr.. SMITH y. y tie Tax bl was
taken % in COMMITTEES Of the Whole.
Mr.. OPDIKE moved TO strike out 5000 for the
Comm 'ssoner Of Records. TIE Commissioners n.d
already expended ESQ coo and the work scarcely
eoumepc.d, and al they had done had been but 0!
little utiIiy.
Mr.. e. s. SPENCER opposed the motion. The
contract had been made fo- the work ADD bonds gVea
for lie proper performance. He held il his hand
document, signed by Nm. +. Eysrs, Judge I'd
wards, Ny. Hsyeneyer and numerous others, lsta.n
Ing the Comnissicn ers ard their work.
NJ. MORRIS spoke in favor Of striking out Tue ap
yIcpr-tiUn II ire money IS due the C0nns -loneas,
t1ey iIs.itute suit 10 compel the Chamberlain to
pey them.
Mr.. YOUNG favored TIA motion 20 strike the item
cut q TIE bu. l. vas unssi- sai unvise prscs
dent 10 establish. Tie Courts are open 10 .ae CON-
n,ss.ote -, D. .4sr demand $ ~. AL as A. - De-