The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

The hour of nine O'Clock haviug arrived, Mr. W. A.
WHEELER, temporary President, addressed his farewell TO
the Senate very feeling and appropriate remarks
when the Senate adjourned sine die.
Assembly.
ALBANY April 10, 1859.
The Assembly resumed the third reading Of bills. At
tendance light.
try Asylums with power TO hold children in custody on
the commal Of magistrate with the consent Of pa
rents, was lost, by q to 49,
The bill in relation TO the Court Of Special Sessions In
New York. the power Of Police Justices was passed.
The bill in relation tie public health of New York,
reoresnizipg the Street Inspectors Department, was lost
The Rouse then took from tho table the Supply bill:
Last nights vote was RECONSTRUCTED, snd the House
agreed to the Senate amendments as amended by the
rbe New York Tax levy, agreed on by tho Senate,
Mr.. S. s CmLps (rep.) moved 70 non concur in the
item Of $4,000 pay Mayor Wood and others their cx
pepses the growing out of the resistance TO the
Metropolitan Police law. He would by his vote
| Messrs CoyK1NG, OppYKE C. g. SPENCER and CHAMBER
supported the report of the Conference Committee.
Mr. SMITH (dem) urged the adoption Of the report, as
be bad done on former occasons not because be was
satisfied with every item, but because he desired 10 re-
heve poor suffering sbo-ers who, while this bill was not
passed compelled cell certificate for work
| done, at eighty cents on the dollar.
The report of the Conference Committee was concurred
| in and the bill finally passed.
of Conference the Appropriation BILL and 1t was finally
passed.
| dtors agreed to, and finally passed.
The message OF the Senate requesting Committee Of
Conference the Quarantine bill DIN sulty was taken up
Mr. MERKs moved Com ni,tee Of Conference on the
part of the Rouse He quoted the fifth joint rule which
refuses the appointment Of such committee
Mr.. NORRIS spoke warmly against what he denounced
attempt OF the Senate TO override and the
| House.
MKHKs severely reviewed the action Of the Speaker
in sending the bill 70 committee composed wholly Of
enemies 70 the bin, with the purpose Of stranglug it.
grosser passions Of the House, instead of 10
He argued show that there was violation Of rule in
| the use the Speaker had adopted on this bill
| Mr.. CHRISTIE argued in favor OF Mr.. Meeks' motion
The debate continued till halt past one, when a
motion TO lay on the table was loet-4o to 49,
| EVENING SESSION.
Mr. c. s. SPENCER moved reconsider the vote on the
bill relative the public health of New York Agreed 10.
The bill then again put on its passage and lost by
The Conference Committee the Supply bill reported
the committee had agreed by striking out inc appropa
ton Of $4,000 for the payment OF the ateress on toe
canal drafts leaving in the $50 600 for temporary hos
pits for the reception of yellow fever aud other infected
patienis reducing the pilot sson appropriation 10
5000 inserting So 900 for securing six feet OF water on
Cayuga and By other inmaterial concessions
The gouse agreed with the report and the bill was sent
Mr. DrRYEA offered concurrent resolution TO adjourn
a. nine O'Clock this evening.
Mr. sc1IoIErIE1p moved to make ten O'Clock Lost.
The resolution 10 adjourn at nine O'Clock was then
adopted.
To increase the COMPENSATION Of Justices OF the Courts
| Of Sessions.
| Company.
To authorize the laying of railroad track side
| of the Chenapgo Canal.
| Recess till half past seven o'clock.
| EVENING SESSION.
On re-assembng at haifpast seven p. 81 several mat
| ters laid aside for want Of quorum.
The House concurred 10 the Senste amendment 10 the
bill relative to the collection Of tolls on the canals:
Mr. FILSs reported series Of resolutions IN the Nor
|
Mr. MKrEs moved that the special committee on the bill
for the removal OF Quarantine be directed 70 report toe
forthwith TO the House, IT. In their opinion conss-
tent with the safety OF TINS and that they be dis
charged from their arduous and unpleasant duties Laid
over.
The Governor sent in two vetoes, the bill for
the Teet OF the heirs OF Chapman Church. deceas1d and
the other relative to the First Congregational Society OF tue
town OF Cambria. Both vetoes we're sustained oy the
| House.
Mr. MORRIS gave notice of bl requiring each member
Of the legislature to remember and cnerisn the virtues
| rather than the errors Of each other
The bin for the relief Of James Perry from the
| Senate
| Mr.. L. r LYON asked consent for its third reading.
Mr.. eCHoIEnsID-Wil the gentleman guarantee that 1t
| will not be vetoeda daughter
! :. The bill was passed.
The bill 10 change the name Of james Brian and others
| TO 0'Brian came up for third reading.
| Mr.. ScTIoLsr1nD hoped the House would remember
the glories Of Brian the Brave" and pass the BILL
The bill was passed.
rate the Society Of United Butchers with 10 meat
us by moonlight aone' TO ameod the game laws 30 ~
members OF the WALTON Club shoot folly az
Aes TO defray the expenses Of carrying the Republican
war into Africa 10 ascertain by proper proofs who struck
Billy Patterson TO declare the road 10 ruin" public
highway and several other measures.
Mr. sMnHgavo notice that be would move 70 erect q
monument for the remains Of Mr.. Law, the only Auer
| can member left in the Senate
The bill to amend the charter Of the Ocean Insurance
| Company was passed.
A flood Of humorous resolutions came In, among them
TO divide the Quarantine bill pro rata among members
! OF the Select Committee to rbom u was referred; and
another 70 deliver the Quarantine bill 70 the STATE Falcon
| toloRst, to be preserved among the fossils.
Mr. RUTHERFORD introduced resolutions 10 instruct our
Representatives in Congress support the bill placing
chase OF Ireland.
Mr. INHALER commenced German speech amidst much
| laughter.
The mlrtb Of the House suddenly checked by thu
Presentation by Mr. Cnsnler Of resolutions Of coincidence
and grief at the death Of ex-Gov. Bouck.
| Mr.. CysIgR and Mr.. RUTHERFORD pronounced eulog'e
on the deceased and the resolutions we're unAnmous'y
adopted.
Mr.. Cbanler and Mr. Hutchinson were appointed com
mttee TO INFORM the Governor that the House was ready
| to adjourn.
THIS committee coon reported that the Governor ma,
nothing more TO communicate, but wished tho member
a safe return 10 the boeoue OF their families.
MT. VAN HosS and Mr. Reilly were appointed CON
mittee u wait on the Senate and them the Assem-
| by was ready 10 adjourn.
The Conference Committee the bill for the prcserva
| coDcurred IN.
The Governor sent in lIst Of bills signed BY him
bill, the Tax Levy and the Supply bill.
The Conference Commttee on the Auburn water work
reported tnfy bso agreed The report WA adopted
At five minutes 10 O'Clock Mr. LAr,ls and Mr. Sc0r
appeared M mmittee from the Senate 70 inform VI
| House that the Senate wac ready " adjourn.
The SPEAKER nov rose and Addressed House ~ FOL
lows
| GgSuRN~ on TIE Assembly,
The hour Of The dissolution Of legislative body Is one
of soemnity and deep feeling The ties Of duty and
cal Intercourse which BIND is membsrs together are
then forever severed That hour with us " come. We
about " separate u scenes OF pleasure and
| our respective homes Yet not all who came
| 70 ibis hail brief period since return--one
Who pet with ~ N Tho vyU Of heAth,