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

SENATE. ..ALBAsY April 10, 1859.
M MATHER reported 10 the Senate the result OF
the Joint Committees Of Conference the disagree
meuts q the New-YOrk Tax bill
Mr. OWEN moved that the Senate agree with the
Report Of the Committees carried and the apprOpns
ton for the COMM ssonen thus finally stricken
out.
The consideration of tie bill ensrgipg the powers
Of the Canal Auditor resumed.
The Supply bill came up from the Assembly with
auepdmsrts, a. agreed on by the House.
Mr.. OWEN moved that the Senate insist on its
amendments and Lon concur with those OF the House,
ard ssk Committee of Conference.
Bsfps Diven, Ely and W. A. Wheeler were sp-
pointed for such a committee.
Toe bill relative to the NswYoIk Fire Department
passed.
Provisions were inserted empowering the Csnsl
Bosrd 10 cancel contracts on application Of the con-
tractors FIR non payment for WORK giving the act i'm
mediate eff ct except in regard 10 the removal OF Off
recently appointed who shall hold over til the lst
Of January next
TIE bill was then passed.
The State Prison bill wss taken up.
The Supply bill came up as it passed finally by the
Dir. NOXON moved to non concur in every item,
except tue appropriation to pay the interest on the
Canal CTais.
Mr. OWEN raised The point of order that the ques
tor must be taken on the whole re port.
TIE Chair sustained the point Of order.
After remsfka By Mefsrs OWEN and NOAON,
the repor. wss agreed TO by Yeas 20; Nays 3.
NAYs-Messrs. Foote, Latin, No1on, Patterson and
PIOsseT.
Mr. WETMORE, on a question of privilege, stated
that Senator O. Is Wheeler, in endeavOrDg 10 excuse
bis vote csst with the enemies OF the Registry bill or
s final passage, had misrepresenttd thea con OF the
Special Committee that oil. The Committee hsd
shown every disposition to consult Mr.. Nheelers
views ard Mr.. Wheeler had expressed himself eats
fed with III. bill except in one immaterial particular
before be cast his singular vote with the Democracy
aghIst the bill.
TIE concurrent resolution 70 adjourn, finally at
O'Clock was received from the Assembly and con-
cured in.
Mr. OWEN offered the following:
"R.sofe6 That B. Spnos be discharged from the
custody OF the sersesntstArms Adopted
Mr. BATHER moved TO 90 into an Executive SEES
sion. -
A long flibus'eripg scene now ensued, Mr.. NOXON
and others citing off the question, the design on their
psrt BEN to prevent further attempt TO confirm
Mr. Hutchinson as PortW arden in the place Of Edgar
McMulep
Mr.. sCHELL offered, as an amendment to Mr..
Mather notion the protest of the Democratic Sem
ators Oh the removal Of Mr. Vaudeville.
After spirited skirmlsh, resolution to go INTO
executive session, to act only on appointments OF No
tares Public was adopted.
session.
Mr. VA WHEELER was in the chair and pre-
sented the following communication from the Lieut.
Governor:
To the Senate Of the State Of Eso- York
"SEEAToRs 1t is highly CRAFTY TO receive al the
close Of the SESSION. your resolutions, approving the
manner in which have discharged the duties OF your
uresdjpg officer When recollect the circumstances
If pecunar dehcacy aud difficulty under which pOr-
non Of these duties have been perior ned, your
COMMUNICATION of my conduct IL pleasing evidence
that NV errors and deficiencies have been overlooked
and forgotten. / can bear cheera testimony to the
zesl and industry with which you have devoted your
selves to the discnargs of your duties as legislators
I deal a sincere tnauks TOT Tue
uniform kindness with which have been treated by
escb member and officer of the nste and TO express
10 each Senator my best wishes for his future hapP
Tess and prosperity. With CREST respect,
N''' easi.rsS ROBERT CAMPBELL"
The reports of the Conference Committees Tor the
Preteryaon of Deer, and in relation 10 the Auburn
Works were agreed to-
Mr. John ID. Willard and Mr.. Lemont were up
pointed Committee to Inform the GoNernsr the
senate wss resdy 20 adjourn.
My Iafp and Mr. Scott were appointed Com
mjttee TO wait on the Assembly Tor IKE purpose
The Governor returned with his veto the bill raising
the salaries Of the Clerks of the NeS.lork Ponce
Courts.
The veto was sustained.
Mr.. VAN HORN and Mr.. REDLY, Committee
from the Assembly, appeared aud informed tue senate
the Assembly was ready 10 adjourn. ~
The hour Of O'Clock bsvIOg arrived, Mr.. W. A.
WHEEL Err temporary President, addressed his fare
well 10 the Senate in come very teerog ana appropTl-
ate remarks when the Senate adjourned SiHe d1e.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly resumed the third reading OF DIS
Attendance hgbt. ,p