New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15
FROM ALBANY.

From Our OWE Correspondent.
ALBANY, April Ia, 1859.
The significance of the vote Of the Assembly 10
refusing to concur in the Senates amendments to
the Quarantine Removal bill last night was not, as
| gathered from the debate that the amendments
were Objectionable, but that the Senate was evil
IDENTITY disposed to violate the tacit understanding
that, along with the passage Of the bill for the
removal of Quarantine, should go also the bill to
assess the damages and expenses growing out OF
the Quarantine difficulties upon Richmond County,
and the bill for the removal of the LEGENDARY trials
from that County. 1t was well understood that
these bills, when under consideration In the Assem-
bly,, were regarded as a sort of omnibus or COM
promise, and that the Removal bill obtained many
votes which il could not have received without the
sugar coating of the other bills referred 10.
1t is understood that the trials bid is not now IN
sisted upon, and opposition to the removal will be
Withdrawn on the passage OF the Assessment Dill.
When the bill was returned with the Senate's
amendments, Gen. DURYEA moved to Lay 1t on the
table for half an hour to give him time to examine
the amendments, which were important, which
was carried Subsequently the vote was taken,
ard the Assembly nOn-cOncurred 10 to "a.
Mr. MORRIS moved that the bill be referred to
Select Committee, the object, or one of the OBJ
cts being TO keep possession of for the present,
and not give the Senate an opportunity to recede
from their amendments to the bill and then snap
their Senatorial fingers at the other Quarantine
| bills. Mr. SCHOLEFIELD moved TO amend by re.
turning the bill to the Senate with respectful
message that the Assembly has non-concurred in
| the Senates amendments. Mr.. CoNkLING moved
| Conference Committee.
Mr. MORRIS sustained his motion briefly and for
| chilly. Mr.. SCHOLEFIELD advocated his amend
ment. Mr.. JOHNSON advocated the reference to
Select Committee. Dir. CHRISTIE opposed Mr;
LAW favored the reference and said that no desired
| to be heard before the Committee. He favored the
removal of Quarantine, but did not desire to legis-
| late under the menace of an Infatuated mob. Dir.
| MILLER advocated the reference. MIR. CHRISTIE
further opposed it, and Mr.. NORRIS favored it.
| Mr. CHRISTIE moved as an amendment, TO recon-
sider the vote by which the Assembly had non-cOn-
| Cured in the Senate's amendments. Ruled out OF
| order as not german. Mr.. GODDARD moved the
previous question, and the vote was taken on MIR.
Morris's motion for Select Committee, and de-
sded in the affirmative. The Committee consists
of Messrs. Morris, Chamberlain, Law, Christie and
| Fuller.
After this matter was disposed of, the Assembly,
| in Committee of Ways and Means took up the Sup
ply BILL and went through with it, concluding their
labOrs at about O'Clock this morning most OF the
time being devoted to increasing the items In the
printed bill and adding new items. There was some
| acrimonious debate between the members, and a
| GOOD deal of fun during the night When the Ap-
pr0priation for freight on collection of shells was
under consideration, Major Schoefield proposed the
following amendment which was not adopted:
TO Daniel Dickinson Of Broome and Greene c. Bronson OF
Nes York $40 for having discovered and presented to the
State curiosity recently known as ana
10 Hoto Seymour Of Oneida aud Peter Csgser OF Albany the
like amount for having the discovery and pieent
She'll hell '-'' - ''''N'
Just before the break of day, the usually Wig
! liant Chairman of Ways and Means was caught
mapping, which fact was observed by Jake Smith,
| who Immediately offered an amendment approPrlat-
ing 81 600 OCO for something, and desired that the
vote be taken without debate before the Chancellor
| shall wake up.
The Registry bill which passed the Senate yes
! terday with amendments was sent to the Assembly
for concurrence to-day and the amendments were
concurred in. l send it herewith, as follows:
Acr for asceanns by proper proofs the citizens who shall
the right Of suffrage, and to prevent fraudulent
IN, People STATE Of Ns0 York rtSrssHfsd I" Senate and
sFeTS% The Bosra Of Supervisors Ofthe City aud County
of New annually appoint three Inspectors Tor even
R ~ Rsry for tbe Election District 10 watch they
sppoins6-sueh Inspectors 10 hold their ohces iS one year
% appointed Tee said Inspectors spPo1ed Tor the City and
County swY and the Inspectors Of Election in each Of
Tuesday three week. the genera ] sess
at the place s s0G Y ,s pSrpose 81 the
OF the legal voters OF such district a9d of th paos
who snail administer the other Inspectors the oath oil Once
prescribed BY the Constitution and the same oath ss then
The lad Board shall then proceed 70 make list, As herenas
prescribed of all persons qualified and entitled % vote ne
su,ung election the Election District OF which they are In
PectOrs said list when comPesa :os S1n' as n.td
The said Inspectors their meeting Tuesday three
weeks preceding general election, snail have Yoger
necessary, sit DAYS for the purpose OF masns SAD s
provie I'd that annual election next prior TO said meeting
The number Of yOe the pre' Of which they are in.pet
400 THE said Board Of supervisor, shall assem-
bic the third Asnds Of September in ssss y'sf s.
ing Board and proceed to ballot for the pro
FOR in this section for said city Each ballot sh, dess
nate the Of the Election District and the WAC n
which situated and shall contain not more trsa
thee for Inspectors aore'ae or uch Dso Ihe
three persons receiving the greatest number oil votes io sh
Election p,trc shall De the Inspectors Of sun i5 -
ci year thereafter and until others are s,poinsu ~
their pasA three baotngs for inspectors ior sny
Essn District s sos Ss .R'S S.s Sy lot 5 he six
having the largest number OF votes ana NJ, Hesoy
ss a. ns sgTs % ncS pso tire for such Election
pIet SIX Supervisors shall consiisa'e quorum or we y,
Of the duties Aforesaid In the absence or refusal 10
attend Of the others, any Of them
src registers shsn contain list Of the persons
qualified and entitled to vote In said election dstr: sPhs
as column the full length and In smother
column ~ se and ~ Ss .nS he name Of
the Ion Of the dwelling place Of each person
n,me. Of all persons residing in their election district
whse appear Oh the poi h keP IN SAID district ne
s preceding senels election aoo ces ne ,a1
be known be aosrsned BY such Inspectors aod Tor
thu & S sac s., 20. & he pa G a.ss sn
fd py Inspectors Of lch district a. the next general
gSS1 As s SsS RsG &c .a Ss ia.d the said
tors bA enter iH the list the names Of 81 n pesoh'
mon the p list of the las. econ kept IL the District
or ps.re,s from which said Eectoa Da;c, 10 formed
register on tie osy Of their meeting Aforesaid and sh.n make
toa copies thereof and certify the register ana esa OF ne
ssne are Known 70 them Within dsy, thereafter the s,d
original m together with the hsts taken from tie Once ss ,iore