New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
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Mr. Ramsey psid that the Senator from stsuben had
voted for Albany ard SusquehaDns and he Obliged
10 him for that vote He bad supposed at the time II
vas given that was given on the maured judgment
Of the Senator ~ proper vote for Statesman 70
sst under the circumstances, and not given in cOnsd-
s,atlon Of receiving other votes for other measures.
rs subeo. vac further discussed by MessrS Laphsus
aoss MISSIONS Grant, Fiero, Bell, Warner, ana oss'
nd finally resulted in refusal OF the Senate 20
rec.da bv a vote of IL TO ~ as follows;
mnIDSr Pfo..sr Ramsey Richmond R0ch, "arne''
WIVES. as..r, Bt.s co'rn Connolly Fsro Gerdinsy
Cam; HsmnoopJ HTbsuse, K,ly kechdtn sphsm, iG az
renee Msnaiee oLtgoasry, j. d. M4'pA" h'0o'''O"' '''
'' Mr. 'p ABe who was absent won probably have
voted TO Tecede had he been in his seat.
Mr. Ramsey moved Committee OF releIence.
MIR. Sessions moved to aaend by re,sIIlns u ,lo,
ect to the Special Committee on Pro 'hala anu ina
that COM ittee be- for the purposes OF ms DILL
mittee TO confer with such Con mttee as tne Assembly
may appoint. Mr.. Hammond would agSee 10 Con'
ference Committee, If Ramsey would nos serve on
such Committee, TO which the latter agTsec. MI
Sessions finally withdrew bis amendment, ana e1,
pressed Willingness to let the question take tAe ush
course, and the Conference Committee was ordsred:
Some Of the Senators who voted with the ms7oiiiy
against recedipg are in favor OF Tel bill, and VIII
vote for one finally though probably not exactly the
Home bill.
MkDIsoS AVENUE.
Among the bills read third time and passed in ~
Senate 10. day was bill to alter the ms Of the City
of New.York 60 as to authorize the opening of Madi
son avenue from Fortysecond to seventy street.
The bin put through mainly BY the earnest efforts
Of Melsrs. Ketchum, Robertson, Mcleod Murphy, and
Connolly. IL passed by avote Of 22to
ISsoLyEET' DEBTORS.
The bill for the relief Of nsoivent debtors "a bank
rupt act introduced by Mr. Sessions which releases in
solyents who hall surre uder what property they may
po.sefs, also pasfed to-day, by vote of igto ~.
Also, the bill to reoIgaDze the New-fork anc Erie
Railroad Company.
DOMESTIC AhfssLs.
Mr. Roteh from the Standing Committee Agr'
culture reported the Assembly bi for the improve
eut of the breed Of domestic animals which report
was agrt ed to- and the bill wos ordered to a thlId
reading.
THR BROOKLYN WATER ACT.
Mr. Lawrence, from the Committee on Cites and
Villages, to which was refeued the bill to amend the
act to provide for the supply of the City OF Brooklyn
with water, with power to report complete, reported
the bill this morning with slight amendment, when 1t
was ordered to be engrossed for third reading.
CITY RAILROADS.
The Assembly took up three Of toe six City Riaroad
bills which had been made special ORDER to-day, and
sfter debate reported progress, when
Mr.. McQuade moved that the Committee be dis
charge from the further consideration Of the subject,
AZ that the bills be recommted 10 the COMMITTEE on
Cities and Villages. with power to report complete.
Mr. Conkling moved TO a mend by iustruetng the
Committee to report the substitute offered by him in
Committee of the Whole THE general Railroad bill
introduced In tie Senate by ar Manierre aud that
he called for the yeas and nays,
Mr. Jaques objected to Mr.. MoQuades motion, and
complained that the opponents of the bills had had no
opp0rtunity of being heard before the Committee on
Cities ard Villages bat the thing seemed to be set,
he culd not make anymotion. When great outrage
was to be perpetrated he rather preferred TO see 1t
cone IN a dashipg, highwayman-iike manner. Mr..
McQuade replied that the object of reeommitting these
bills v as thai they might be amended and that the
parties might have opportunity to appear before
the Committee to oppose or advocate.
Mr.. COIklings motion to instruct the Committee to
1epOrt general bill was lost, receiving only ID votes
10 o6 az alHst IT, The IL who voted for Mr. Conklngs
motion were Messrs. Barnett, ID. Clark, COnkling,
Cook, Dertcb, Fla2er Fuller, McFsdden, Masterson,
Powell Richardson, Robinson, III. Smith, Tobin, and
yarian. Mr.. McQuades motion TO recommit was then
carried and the other three bills referred to the
second Committee Of tine Whole, with view to send
ing them back also to the Committee Cities and
Villages, with power to report complete.
THE CNUGA MARSHES.
The bill approprating $780, Coo for the draining ofthe
Csyuga Marches was ordered to third reading in the
Assembly this morning. Whether they ever succeed
In draining theee marshes or not may be regarded as
problematica Int they have made far, considerable
beadway in draining the State Treasury. There has
been already drawn from the Treasury the sum Of
$9g3 3Sl and here goes $4,000, of course. Each of
the half dozen appropriations heretofore made Like tue
present one was to complete the work The real facts
in tie case as Learn from good authority, are, that
the appropriation il sought TO prolong good sob.