New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

Mr DURYEA offered a concurrent resolution TO
adjourn a, O'Clock 'bi- evening.
Mr.. bCH0LEFlELD moved 70 make i. 10 o'clock
| Lost
TIE resolution to adjourn &. O'Clock vss then
adopted.
To inorsese the coupenssoa Of Justices OF the
! Courts Of 80 ssions.
To incorporate the Port Morris Land and Improve.
! mebt Company.
To authorize the l.yirg Of rsilro.i tack on one
side Of the Cbsnatgo Canal
Recess til y p N.
| LyTsISG SESSION.
On reasseubliDg at p. m, several masters were
| laid ASIDE for want Of quorum.
| TIE House cOncurred III tn. S.nstss Amendment to
the bill res've TO the collection Of tolls on the Canal
Mr ElLkINS reported ser es Of resolutions 10 the
| MortsIs LaG over unoer the rule.
Mr. MEFKS moved thst the Special Committee on
the bill for the removal of Quarantine be directed 70
report the forthwith TO this House, If in their
opIiOr consistent with the safety Of tbs cOurtry aud
that they be discharged from their artuous and IN
| pleasant duties. Laid over.
The Governor cent il two vetOes: one on the blu
fcr the relief of the heirs of Chapman Church, de
ceased ard the other relative 10 the First Cougregs
| tonal Society Of the Town Of Cambria Both vetoes
were stsired by the House.
Mr. MORRIS gave rotice Of bill requiring each
member Ct the Legislature TO remember and cherish
the virtues rather ;hsn the errors Of each other.
The bill for the relief OF James Perry came from the
Senate.
Mir. L. R. LYON asked consent for ita third
Dir. sCHoLEFIELD-wiu the gentleman guar,n-
tee tbstit will Lot be vetoed Laughter
The bill passed
The hin 70 charge the rame Of James Brian and
| otbers to O'BrsD came up for third reading.
Biz. SCH0LEFIELD hoped toe House would re-
penber the glOries OF Brian the Brave snd pass the
bill.
The bill was passed.
Mr.. LAW gave notice of the following bills:
To incorporate tie Society Of United Butchers with
power to " meat us by moonlight aene.'
To ameLd tue Game Jaws 90 as 70 allow members OF
tic Walton Club to - soOO' folly az il iies.'
To defr.y the expenses Of carrying the Republican
war into Africa ~
To ascertain by proper proofs who struck Billy
Patterson
To declare the road TO ruin public highway; and
several other in portant measures.
Mr.. SMITH gave notice that be would move to
erect monument for the remains OF Mr.. Law the
o1ly American member leit in the State.
TIE bill to smsnd toe Charter OF the Ocean lnsur-
erCe Company was passed.
A food OF numerous resolutions came in, among
The m TO divide the Quarantine bill pro rata among the
uenbe Of The Select Committee 70 whom il was re-
tened: and smother 70 deliver the Quaraure bill 10
the State Paleontologst TO be preserved among the
fossils.
sIuc cur Repre- sepatives in Congress to support the
bill pacr. 800 OOC 900 in the Presidents hands tor
the purchase Of Ireland.
Mr. MILLER commenced German speech, AMIDST
much laughter.
The ninth of the House was suddebly checked by
the pretentsfion by Mr.. CHAMBER Of resolutions of
cordo!eLoe and grief at the death OF Ex-Governor
BCuCk .,.o,,,
nounoed suogi, on the deceased and the resolutions
were " unanimously adopted
Mr.. CharIer and M Hutchinson were ap-
pointed Committee to inform the Governor that tue
House was ready 10 adjourn.
This Conn itee coon reported that the Governor
had rothpg more TO communicate, but wished the
NE N bers a safe return TO the boeom OF their families
BIr. Van Horn and Mr.. Reilly appointed
q Committee 10 wait on the Senate AID INFORM them
the Assembly ready 10 adjourn.
The Conference Committee on tine bill for the Pre-
seIvatiOn OF Game reported they ndl agreed. Iheh
report was cOncuredD.
The Goveruor sent in list of bills signed by him.
among which were the Atlartic street BrOoEIynj
Tunnel b. J. the Tax Levy and the Supply bill.
The Conference Committee on the Audubon water
Works reported that they had sgreed The report
was adopted ~
SCOTT appeared az a Committee from the Senate to
tpiotm the House that the Senate was ready to al
journ. ~ 80
az folovs: >,
cissouticp Of legislative body lie of sOlemnity and
deep feeling. The ties OF duty and social intercourse
which bDds liz members together are then forever
severed. That hour with us has come. Nesre aoou'
TO separate TO return to scenes OF pleasure and our
respective hOmes. CT not all who came 10 tnls hsu
a Lr;ef neriod siuce return-one who met with us IN
the vi6or Of health about whose brOws clustered
manly and Christian virtues-tokens of a well-spent
Bfe-is row no more. lie h4s been token by mys'
erous Proyidepce from midst aud we are lett 10
outp bis loss When we receive the cordial greet
tgs of our families and friends at home, let us not In
our 10y forget to drop client tear OF sympathy ahp
sorTOE for that circle far distant 81 whose nresoe
never again will be heard the voice OF its beloved and
honored head IL is q fitting moment IN whlch 10
pause AND reflect upon toe uncertainty OF human lie'
Il. all fnur afA
ton nscessary for departure home 70 another and
upsXplored scene OF action departure which, TO all,
is but too near at hand Your expression OF thanks
conveyed to NE your presiding officer, by esoIa-
tiop is indeed most gratifying IL DIS me oeleNc
that however often mBy have erred, you are salts
fed II has been my ardent desire to discharge the
oAIcsts sIo arduOus duties imposed on me th iar-
ress and inpaItislty; and gentlemen, 1t IN the
discharge Of those duties | have gwen ofense
or oisa,pointed the hopes expec atoms OF
sry | can assure you il has arisen from al error
Of the head and not of the heart. those VINO
have wropged me i forgive. On my part, am HAPPY
10 feel that in separating entertain Haught Dut the
w6rmest feutiu eLs Of BDduess aud regard Tor each
and every ote Of sou. For the many acts OF coure;y
ard attention received at your hands accept my hear
! felt Acknowledgements. sly most earnest desire 'or
your prosperity and happiness will follow you thronsh
life Con mendlrg sou ana yours TO the wachiu care
Of our common Father sno Protector, DID you an
farewell In accordance With the lOnt resolution oi
the Senate and Assembly, lnow pronouoee this House
| of Assembly OF the State adjourned iine d'e.
The House then aciCuIned with the customary
fsreweiIs and the Capitol was soon deserted