New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-18
NAYe--Messns ssn 0ess. Hirhs1sc Kelly, kc0raw, Man
ierre Marphy. Trun sn-s


EAYs-ytn; Gross, Grlbouse. Kelly, Mcoruw Mssniere,
Montgomery, r. r. Murphy Truman.
The Fourteenthstreet Road the Tenth avenue and
Forty Fecond street Road, snd the Seventh avenue
Road were also passed the veto by exactly the
came vote as above, 81 to9.
The South And West street Road known here as the
Belt, was pared by n vote of % to9. Mr.. Munroe
who bad not voted for the bills sutaning this one
CANAL LOCKS.
After an Executive session, during which Capt Ar
cbbad Hall WAS confirmed az Captain of the Port of
New-YoIk, under the new Harbor. sster law, the
Senate went nto Committee Of tho Whole, on Senator
PTossers bill TO provide for frightening the locks
upon the Erie and Oswego Canals without cost TO the
State very pretty tfsl, which went through the
forms of being considered in Committee of the Whole,
referred, reported complete from SPECIAL Committee,
ordered to third reaong, and passed in about live
minutes. The following Is the vote on its final pas
sage:
YEAsMess Atel Blood Connolly Fiero, Gardner q ,ss,
Hammond HhOu'., Lawrence j. 81 Murphy, P. Murphy,
fiG.,sT R,%.sy, ksbsrt.cn, Rotten sppeH Wsnsr.lI
ham, McGIaw, Manierre Montgomery, MuzOe, Richmond
Sessions, Willams-yS.
TIE Assembly bill TO pay interest, &C., on the canal
debt was amended in the Senate by levying tax OF
II mill instead of 1s and passed II, p to l, Mr..
Warner.
sEw-YoRK PosT.oTFIcE.
F1he bill TO authorize the sale to the United States Of
portion of the Park for Post Office passed the Senate,
26tO2.
The Governor sent in veto Of the bill to egalize
the Brady contract for uptown rock excavation IN
New-York. The Governors objections TO the bill are
that it proposes to override decision OF the highest
tribunal Of the State.
TIE message was laid on the table.
CONNECTION COUNTY.
TIE Governor also GENT message, stating his objec-
lions the bill erect the G, unity OF Conh0cton from
portion Of SteubeD, which were the Same as those
pIesented in former message, returning, without up
prevail the bill to erect the County OF Canisteo from
Steuben. This message was sso laid the table, and
the Senate took a recess till 4p IN.
AUBURS PRISON MATTERS
In the Assembly, Mr.. Van Horn, from a Select Com
mitite appointed time in February last TO exam
inc In relation to the heaters in the Insane Asy-
Inn at Auburn, and also 10 relation TO contracts for
convict labor reported the testimony taken by the
Committee, and resolution drec ing the attention
of the Attorney General to the same, and requesting
him TO examine whether airy action is neeced 10 pro-
iect the rights Of the State with reference TO such coa-
tracts ana to take such action may be necessary
ALLEGED REGULATIONS.
The Speaker announced the Select Committee to
invesgae the alleged pecuations and arcenies In the
State Hall, Capitol, and State Library as follows:
MessIs. Low, Bingham, aud Callicot.
A CONCURRENCE.
The Assembly concuIed in the Senats's amendment
10 tho tax for paying interest on Canal Debt, making
it mill instead Of ] mill
This makes the aggregate tax 3 mills, as follows:
School tax, mill; interest on q million debt do.
interest on IL millions debt, do TOTAL, 81 mills.
CITY TAX LEVY.
The Assembly struck out from the report of the
Conference Committee on city tax levy the item OF
$50 GOO for the Commissioners OF Records The Senate
will probably concur they 90 not, the blu will not
be signed by the Governor. The following Is the vote
on striking out the item:
YEAs-Mos.rs. g. Allen Arculsrius Bsrdsn Barnett Beebs
man COlD, conkDg Cook, cooper Croker, Culver hckn
son Dovrs Fisher F'gler, Garrestson, Cover Gray Harris
jeWet C. Kelsey, s. Kelsey McAr,Lgr, acolsde, Mcyean
sA Hsc Ros1se PsmeI Psyne Peck Pe
Plumb, Pond Powell Richndson, Rider IT. John Sesri's
sbeT ysn Ahiyne, Van Horn, Walsh WhpPle, Wiley
Williams, WoodrUh-5t -,
man Darcy Dereh Ellsworth, Futon, Han Johnson KO
hight, A. Smith, Webster, Yeury-l6
The following is the vote by, which the Governors
veto of the Albany and SSquehana Railroad bill was
YEIsNMs.,Es. B. Allen ArcuI.q., Beebe Bn9ham Bow
Collins coochIs I GIocse a R%eg psss 10.eh p0TS
Fey Kennedy KoTthsht Law Mcouade mastersOu Msthe,
s Msr Mention Ride, Myers o a. Mys5 Sd
smith, W; NJ smith speoEcJ ysTmlls, Voorhees,, wslsh
N1Ys-MsssSs Bsfden, Barnett, Bi1by Brig. Butler
Coleman cODtng ceoney, Craze. plctinsOl; Dwight Els
comb Ho,kn, hough Jsques Jeords Jennings Jewell Jewet
McFadden, McVssn MsIson Merritt IN Mhingon' Moran
son, s. aries srvis, II Smith, j. NJ Smith, stAon, Taber
Van Horn varan, Wiliams-4s.
The following is the vote by which the Assembly
passed the West Washington Market bill over the
Governors veto.
map Bfigg buns Bush Caldwell p Clark Coles coOuley
Coneiu Coucbmon Crane Croker Culver Darcy Decker
RSn au. Eo. Jeaod Jeun1ro s~s
johnson, Kelsey, Kennedy Kertisht Law McArhur Nc
Austin @5fs. A. a. Myers odcl oRodrke, Payne. Peck
R P s hS s s@b s H. 0sn sS Sssy
silicon Van Asyne Vermye, voorhees,, Walsh, WhipPe,
TAYs-Msssis Barnett, Caico. Coleman Collins conhiug,
Dwight Finch: Fisher Feser Holcomb Housh, HuSbe Jak
Petit Pumb. Powell Rehardson, H. Smith, Tsbsr, Tucker
| Van Hem, Vsrian, Wliisms-29
VOTE on AVENUE D RAILROAD VETO.
Tho following is the vote by which the Assembly
passed the Avenue ID Railroad over the Governor
veto last night:
YEAs-Ms.s. B. Allen Arcp.rioa, Bsrden, Bsebs, Brby,
Coles cGS c0Ss Cooper S9nsG F9 Couch F5 s
ton GIBBS Cover Gray Hall Hsrrls Ho.kns, Houeh JAZZ
way JefoIds, Jennings, Jewell Jewe Jones' johnson, O.
Sssn eTso MsRor Mason Mcrso Me MilassoS
Morgan Boulton austin nyrss A. Myers OROurke Payne,
ss sEt fo o1srS Smith ASA " Smith Speaker s.a
Tucker Van ALtyns, Vemiye Voorhees,, Walsh, WhiPpe'
| RAYs-Me,rs Barrett Coleman, Corlns Dwight limerick,
5 ms H ss eno s@ Ssq1e P ? Pd ASf
Riehsrdsen h. Smith, raber Van HON. NaIian Webster VII
TIE Yeas ard Nays on tire other City Railroad bills
were very much like unto this.
Tho Assembly paced the bill 10 incorporate the
New.YoTk City Library Association. The bill to estab-
| lish Nautical School at the Port OF New York was
lost in the Assembly. The Governor veto OF the BAL
10 EJECT TIE County OF Cauisteo from the IIli Assembly
District OF Steubon, was sustained by the following
| vote:
YFAS-Mossrs. b. Allen BaTden, Arculaus, Bingham, Bow
man Burns puh Carter Y. Clark Coles Cook, Couchman
Croker Culver Darcy, Decker D0Esch Dowa Ellsworth flag
le Fu ~ sueson Gibbs, Cover Ha Harris Jewett Jones'
| Johnson e. Kelsey, Kennedy Law, McArthur, Metsdien
RcQusde Msserson MeTssli3 Mlngto1 Morgan, Moulton
| A Ddsu Parry.
Regain, bder 81 John, sluserlond, A smith, r. Smith. w
sIub, Speaker, Van Astyne Yermye, Voorhees,, Walsh
| Webster, Wbipple. Woodrub Ys1r.
EAiSMesis Barnett, Brisgs, Butler, Clcot, Coleman
Collins, CoOney, Evans, Finch, fisher, Cray, Hocomb
Hnhin Honsh JskHnY Jannes Jelords. Jennings lowell