New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

n.%b,tl,uts for bills lorg before IN their hands.
M MATlIER olsioef that the bsli IN boiy ana
al, ses On entirely new bill.
ne PRESIDENT stated he would decide the POM
,f0d,r when the proper time arrived.
M AMkS moved n cObouITcn resolution 10 Adjou'
,,.rosrow at O'Clock p. m. Lost, III to 10.
II . cor sheraton o. the Governors veto OF mo
J.t,gt a. bill resumed. After long dsOate Tao
s,,s,e refused 20 pass the bill over the Governor
xts By a vote Ci is 10 ~. ,
VI notlon 10 reconsider was laid tho table, so that
,siveIy there is but little probability Of the action
Leipg reversed. 80, -, =,
Lhsr tho passage Of several private bills, the New
ysrk Csartsr bin came up for third read ng
Mr. SLOAN moved % Teoommit with Instructions
"A hfike oct thu fret section.
M. W. a. WHEELER sGid the bill had been amend
L,t the request, and according 10 the suggeslon,
,,aIeDt ci'izeIs Of New. \ ork. IL vas nos con
f,sds4 by all but 10 onicebOldcgs. II the Demo
,so Representa- yes Of New York defeated it, they
MS, take the Tespoi ability.
M. SLOAN-Tao senate does not know what tho
,uSsdu ebts are.
M Ely obtained the floor and spoke at length
,sGhst tho bul.
sSsnst the amen0mrnts.
Isos,s ... .......
ACoumiteo of Conference 90 the disagreement to
Al" Aut roprAiion bill was appointed, consulting Of
uasrs Hslsted Schell and W. A. Wheeler.
90 motion Of Mr. Scott, The Sele,t Committee on
,,rsiion aud Assessment had authority to make re-
ror after the adjournment
TIE Now York Charter biz being again announced,
rOl'on 10 reoonmt was lost, and motion TO post
rots lie consideration one hour prevailed.
The bill 10 relation 10 planting oysters IN Jamaica
/ B.y was pasted; also the Brooklyn Public Park
TIE Kow.YoTk Charter bill was then again taken
I'D iof a thi,d reading.
Mr. OWEN moved certain immatend amendments,
vkOh we've made.
vote Was then taken and the bill lost by the fol-
living vote:
SD LAIN, L,mont LoSsisnd, Eoson, W A ~heelor
Ss,noi. A. willard Williams Republican, and johnson,
SaYs- sr.edl.th, Burhars. Ply msiheI sobsll'
So so.s. John D. Willard, Denooias iiu6bell fari'on,
Iss TTuI1AD Rspubctns aud q. u. Vince cr, American
The President announced tho bin lost for want Of
sofsItuliOpal majority.
motion 10 reconsider was tabled, and the Senate
ook recess till "A O'Clock.
EyEEGyG SESSION.
Messrs. MArIlER, PAT IERSON and SLOAN,
Eae appoint ted Committee Of Conference on the
New York TsI bill.
Mr. OWEN moved for Committee Of Conference
On the Quarantine Removal bill.
Motion carried. and Messrs. OWEN, PROSSER
ua SCOTT appointed as the Committee.
A Committee Of Conference was also appointed on
,be bill 20 protect the same.
KrSPIkOLA being still under arrest, Mr.. NOXON
moved forward the bill b. charter the Ere Department
Of The Eastern DbtriCt oil brooklyn, ana lc Dlu WAS
ad.red TO n third reading.
mr., AMES nsked unanimous consent 10 introduce a
r,ouon 10 authorize the Attorney General and State
E1ehseT 10 take charge OF The Washington Market
mcp,iiy and lease the same for one year ut the OK
pfsior Of the present lease.
M ELY objected, on the ground that the city
soad probably succeed in the pending SUIT.
Mr. MATlIER asked unanimous consent to intro
dso a resolution TO adjourn at noon TO morrow
Notion lost by MIR. IlUBBELL Directing.
Evoial hi IL were then passed. among them The bill
sIs ding the power Of the Circuit Courts and Coo'h
d 0ysr and TormlDer.
To Committee Of Conference on the Appropriation
BIZ rsSiad that the COMMITTEES had agreed ny strik-
tg out 81 600 for the Pilot Conmsf onors 600 Tor
Nal Ger. Burnside and staff, aud fixing the salaries
o. the Secretary Of States Office at S6,OOo Report
agreed ~.
Resolutions were adopted complimentary 10 Lieut.
Gov Campbell. TO Mr.. W. A. Wheeler, temporary
Pr.sRsut TO Mr.. Samuel i. Allen, Clerk to Mr..
james Terxilliger his Deputy.
C.ba olhcere was ordered 10 third reading. Alcr
,btg q, bate In Committee Of tho Whole, The State
Pn,on amended bin had progress reported ON IT,
M PATERSON called up the JOINT resolution de-
IsuciI the slave trade.
Mr. SCHEI 4, moved 90 amend, by iustrccing our
ksstcTs and Representatives IN Congress to endeAVor
d obtain a law TO legalze the slsve.tradc but no
vahtIew 10 btforo vote .as taken
TIE resolution was adopted.
Adjourned At midnight.
ASSEMBLY.
Llisu pts were made Immediately after tho House
ne, h. take up the Appropriation, supply, aud NOW
lak Tax bills rs amended In tho Senate, Dut they
sue all voted down by deosiye votes. -,
no lhiId reading Of bills was then proceeded
| VII and the following psesed' ,....,,.
ioicquho the publication OF reports OF state Officers
To enlarge tho Auburn, CLIFTON, and Sing Sing
| Rsops
To regulate the navigation Of Canals by steamboais
Ahs, lie passage Of severs other bills the llou,e,
uig clock, agreed to lay the ttifd reading oil bills
n, Climbing Committee reported the Pro Rats
Essht bll ard the Now-Yofk latcrsectional Rail
rndbn. Tho House refused TO receive the rePois by
sbP.
he Tax Levy came down from the Senate amended,
4 a. an tho amendments were not cOucurred in.
Whsn the question was tai en- on The amendment IN
irlrg 800 600 for The Commissioner oil RECORD WIN
ts prsyiso that no further expenditure should De
ra5s Nj CONKIING charged that he had been "a
I'm by Two rcspectAble cinZeue Of NcwHoTk that
ogupt appliances had been used IN the home 10 SO
Tan The Insertion Of tbs item.
| H.. SCHOLEEIELD moved for Committee OF
htoftgsii'n Oh the charge.
i Tie SPEAKER said no charge has yel beeh ih'oV
klUstiJ such motion.
| M MORRIS said The statute creating the Commis'
M gave the Supervisors of New York the power 70
n~e The money for this purpofe, ana the L'gfa'u'o
Hted not, n oreloIc. iuterpOso.
/ Mr. G. S. SPENCER supported tho item, AMI urged
,btcnfierce "a TIE Senate. The question on con-
tfrtLce WA lost by tic vote Of 10 10 %.
De following Committee on Conference was APP
| kiisd: Metsfs. G. s. Spencer, Conkling, Opdyke,
hhtl ana Reilly.
IL supply BIZ, as amended in the Senate, was
hsu Up.
On nachng the item sppro pracng $50 600 ior the
| iaoyal Of the Qoarantine, Mr MORRIS moved to
tssbe by hpptopri atug $l2jOOO 90 Zoe applied IS
| ta0ss $4,000 10 the Quarantine Commissioners 10
btfis Il necessary, for temporary accommodation
lgytl0a fever patients other pesii.cntal dsea'es
stfs,sr practicable until tho pTsstut Quarantine y
hhoy,d the balance Of $1,000 10 be- appropriated
| hhe payment OF the interest On ITO Cana Comn.s'
ieesrs drafts % 90 the lst January next.