New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE A1n,,y. Anil 6, 1860.

The Canal Appropriation bill was taken up.
motion was made that the Senate concur in the
Assembly amendments, which struck out from the bill
| the ChenaDeo extension and the long locks.
! Mr.. PROSSER opposed the motion to concur.
| MIR. SESSIONS supported the motion, and made a
spirited speech in which be severely demo lnced the
action of the protested friends of the Canals in the
Senate and Assembly, who standing at the head
| Of the Canal party in Western New-York. They bad
delayed action on the Canal Appropriation bill till this
sts Day in order promote their personal schemes
Had 1t not been for the Chenapgo and the Long
Locks bill it would have been passed in January,
and seven feet CT water would have been in tbs canal
now. But now the work could not be done this sea-
son. He declared that the majority should no longer
sbk the responsibility for FAR as he was concerned
he would vote only for the Senate Toll bill direct
taxation. He attacked tie citizens Of Buffalo, Of
whose Representatives. 1851 now in the LegisatuIe
had voted to abosh tolls In relation to the proposition
to raise the rates Of fare the Central Railroad, he
showed that the proposition had been made aud in
dorsed by Gov. King, THE N. Y. TRIBUNE, The Al
bony Erening Journal, and other Republican leaders
AID organs.
The bill to aboliph Capital Punishment was reported
fayorably as passed by the Assembly,
Mr.. ROBERTSON reported bill to Improve the
Navigation of the East River, New-York.
The New-York City Railroad bills were taken up as
the special order.
The first bill taken up was for the construction of
road in Seventh avenue, and other streets.
Mr. p. Z. MURPHY called for the reading of the
mil ory report and moved to limit the fare to three
cent? Motion lost.
Mr.. BELL moved to make the proprietors of the
STAG 10 lIes the incorporators. Lost.
long tin spent in efforts TO amend, the OPP
position being made By Messrs BELL, MANlERRE,
p. z. MURPHY, and PROSSER, when the bill was
repcrted to the Senate.
The Fourteenth street bill was next taken up, and
after similar opposition to this and the remaining three
bile, al were reported TO the Senate.
The fight was renewed in the Senate on motion to
order the Sevenhavenue bill to third reading, which
WIS carried. -
There Is prospect of n very late session, but all
tho bills will be ordered to third reading before the
adjournment.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. BUTLER spoke against the Senate bill repeal
Dgtbe Militia Communication act Unless amended as
proposed by the Military Committee OF the House.
Mr.. ii SMITH moved TO recommit the bill, with in
sucons to the Committee TO report back the Senate
bin favorably forthwith. Carried.
The Senate bill was then reported back.
Mr.. CALLlC0r moved to take up the cklyn
Ferry bill, and demanded the Yeis and Nays.
The motion failed for want Of two-thlrd vote.
The Supply bill was taken up.
EvENISG SESSION.
Mr.. CALLICOT, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported complete the Senate bill TO incorporate the
Gymnasium Of the Brooklyn Young Mems Associa-
tioD, which was ordered TO third reading.
Tie Supply bill taken up aud debated aud
amended until l0I o'clock p. m, when progress was
reportsd aud the bill made the special order for ~
o. ock tomorrow. Adjourned.
From Our Own Correspondent ~
ALBANY, Friday, April G, 1860.
THE sUPPLY BILL.
The Supply bill was placed on the files Of members
this morning, and came up as special order for IL
o'clock to-day. The BILL as reported from the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means, foots up s2iO,5SO, which
can hardly be considered criterion by which TO Judge
as TO what will be the amount when it shall be ordered
to third reading /, is but fair to say that the large
item Of sl0G 1913 for printing contracted for In 1881,
which, deducted from the aggregate OF this bill leaves
II very credi.a6e Supply bill, compared with IT.
" lu,trious predecessors" Among the items OF the
bill as reported are the following: Ann
R.g: s,a sI1s9 s o. s si STATE pinns 6as
Via. due 6nssr Of lssis sse 10, and FORE
p,s. IN .pVopson q expenses for public cces.. AIS
Dsse IN stationery for public Offices ADD CLERKS Of Sen
p, sis ss IL ssSs@pca ia d.ibans Session 1000
bss IL sp: am. and .1psns: Of sse 1850
oso II. Kitchen 'AA, inspector Of gas nete..' LOO
EIpenss. Of pilot 500
rOI collection o. ,o, $50
Enlargement Of Auburn Prison %
D,fe sppro rriAiion for repairs OF CAPITOL aVp
william Rch.rdsOn for He preservation OF the public o
Alien &c: he psiion Of The public records
plets the enlargement OF Clinton Prscn..'... ~"
William NJ EvaI,. and Js:sPh Blunt ior argument IN 1000
T,gsSs S sS,S see eS Canal
De,pens outlet Of Ouondasa Lske...:........; looW
a.. ~ isb.snl ,,....,......,........ lC6
psistns 70 nm AZ Clinton Pr,on............. 4OOO
$780, Clinton Prison 1000
To the Msash. nhrmary Troy (reappropraiisnl.. 900
70 y: A. Gum iot 1881
To ~ Conklu Co for services al Quarantine. 55D
~ W. P,r.onsk Co Tor Red Book Civil Lists &C. 3439
~ " s,s,. n, sipscr,, RspoTt on 325l
w,tcbmsn oy ed .oout the ........ Loco
rt'-aa .I.............,....... $50
To women for scubbng the Capital ............ 2pD
"a sst claim of Ri Chien dep.. $50
on, itsma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
$50
Total. oEfOooV
The bill was discussed at some length in Committee
Of the Whole, the question eieiting the discussion
being an amendment offered by Mr. Wiley TO present
TO the officers and pages Of the Legislature the usual