New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-02
[By Telegraph. !

| SENATE. .ALGiSY, April ], 1852.
Mr.. OWEN, from the Finance Committee, report
ed the bin authorizing loan Of g 80 600 10 pay the
floating debt end il ordered 10 third reading.
| Mr.. PROSSER reported fayorsbly the Assembly
bill to provide for the payment Of the interest on the
Canal Commissioner drafts.
On motion Of Mr.. SPINOLA the bill was laid On
| the table and ordered TO be printed.
| large number Of Assembly bills were reported
| from the Committees
The Central Park enlargement bill was passed.
The bill 10 incorporate the New-l Ork IL y Steam
beat Company was lost, ard motiol TO reconsider
| laid on the table.
The bill to protect the liberty of witnesses was then
| taken up ard debated.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bills amending the License Lsw were the
special order, but were postponed til Wednesday
evening.
Relstive to the Protestant Episcopal Pablo School,
New.YOIk.
To provide payment for the work done aud maternal
furnished a certain part OF the Erie Cana Enlarge
meut.
TIE bill to close tie Canal locks Sunday coming
up, a lopg shirmish took place upon it,
Mr.. SPIN enceavOred 20 fight oil the final vote
upon IT, and numerous motions made TO amend
to po.,I the vote and to lay the bill on the table
all OF which were voted down by decisive majortes.
ASSEMBLY.
The Grinding Comnittee reported several bills.
MIR CONKLTNG moved 10 strike out from the list
the bill to extend tbs term Of New-Iork COnsta0es
from 70 three years.
Mr.. &. $ SPENCER opposed the motion.
Mr. s. s CIIILDS hoped the motion would prevail.
lie favored the extension OF the term OF the Consa
bles from January > 1862 but wss unwilling to keep
in Office longer than one wear the Constsbes now IN,
as many of them were inirm and very bad men.
The bill was stricken ont from the report
Mr.. CONKLlNG then moved to strike ont the bill
authorizing payment for the ards taken for the City
Cemetery, New York. lie designated the bill ss inn
proper 70 be passed Payment had been refused by
the Supervisors, and the bill sought to egAhze very
corrupt transaction.
MIR. c. S. SPENCER opposed the motion to strike
out, and def nded the bill.
Mir =. =. CIIILDS supported the motion
The bill was struck out.
An attempt mado to otriko out tue Dill 10 extend
the charter of the Harlem Railroad, bat it failed.
The SPEAKER called the attention Of the House to
the facts that rs bills lay the tsble tor third
reading that the Standing Committees
80 more and that other bills had been referred u spe-
cia Committees, which would swell the number 10 100.
II the House continued TO make special orders, the
Assembly bids thus ready for third r. adlng could not
he acted on in the Senate before the adjournment, and
sny bs ordered ia future TO thId To adipg could no,
be expected TO 20 through. lie desired the House 10
VI derstand these facts.
MIR SMITH stated the Importance OF the consldera-
ton OF The New York Tax bill, ard moved it to be
taken up. Lost o..
The bill remodeling the New-York Municipal Offices
wss reported complete and ordered to thud reading.
The House then took up the third reading o. bi.,
ard number of private interest merely were passed
The bill remodelng the Tax and Assessment law IN
the City Of NewlOIk was passed. IL creates three
Commissioners 10 be appointed by the ContrOler 10
hold office for five years and abolshes the Officers OF
WaId Assessors aud Commissioners OF Taxes and AZ
sessments, rs now eIlsting
Mr.. SMITH introduced bill TO incorporate the Al.
sn,ic and Pacific Steamship Company, with capital
Of al COO OOO for twenty years The corpofatofs are
Edwin Cfos~ell, Spencer Kirby, ID. " Cdnoston,
| and w. :. Roberts
ArTERSooS sFssIoS-BILLs PASSED.
To reduce the capital stock of the Csyuss and Sis'
| ~ Oh Pail
To incorporate the Union Dime Savings Bank, New.
! York.
To corporate the womans Library, New York.
To amend the chatter OF the Eas; River Insurance.
| Company
In relation to the rendition Of accounts by adm his
] traitors. 49,
! The bill to confer additional powers on the Fire
Commissioners Of New York came up for third ad-
Mir. SMITH moved to rtconnmit the bill, as in its
present shape IT wss not acceptable TO fire nen
Mr.. &. S. SPEN GER opposed the motion IN recon-
nit, but moved 10 lay the oll on Inc Iaoe lor tue
present. Carried.
The bill to prevent the erection of ursafe bull iings
! in New.lork came up for a final readirg
| Mr. COVER moved 10 reconmit u. bill Tor amend
ment. ,
Mr.. TOMLINsON moved to lay TIE bill on the
table. earned.
BILLS PASSED.
To provide for supply ing the vacancies the oic
Of Justce Of the Peace in several towns o this Sat
Also, several private bills. -
The Grinding Coumttee reported number o: blk !
| among them the following:
To authorize railrJ al in the Seventh avenue,
| New-lork.
Also arsirOsd IN Fourteenth zee and other streets,
| Neu-IoIk.
Also, a railroad in Avenue d, and other streets,
| New.lOIk.
Amending the act TO prevent the issue Of false re-
| ceipts by warebousemep.
Requiring County Treasures to file reports.
To provide for the reduction OF the capital stock OF
barkiIg associations.
t. fscl tate the e. rrec.on % a'se ssmeni 70 =.
To incorporate tie Nex.York Preparatory School
| Of Med cTe.
| Mr. OPDYKE moved to strike ont from the report
| tie bills Iesling 10 the Ne~-lork railroads. lie
spoke a. length IN support o. the motion, arguing that
the radio ads Of tie City of Ne~lOtk are injurious
rather than beneficial u AZ If their character we're
different and they useful their warmest advo-
| cstss usiutan, there enough Of them already
that il more were needed they should be constructed
under general laws instead Of special grants add thu;
under the decision CT the Cour .. Appeals, any less
la,iye grant Of this kind is Invalid unless backed by
the COZ seIt Of the osters OF property 10 the streets
| through which they pass. These opist1ots DC
believed sound and gerabr, aud ehOud, 10 bis
inceuenf be fsisl 10 the measures before the House
| but they sunk into ire gnifcance wher compared to
the Objections he hsd ye: 10 urge. he believed lac
bs were full o Inaccuracies Tee Corp ,tois aske1
for POWER. without suy suitable checks Tor tue pro
lection If passrseIs. lacy ssked Il, too, as Tree gut
Tie Chsr ties Of the State had bee2 tn'hed Asay ua
satisfied ard now il prepared TO confer millions
on these rsiIcad parties. Toe Constitution FORBID.
the taking Of private property for pub. use Without
fair CO fnpet ston. Ie. il is proposed II do So L.
main lats usge this robbery, bu; when II IL don<