The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08

The Senate In session ths evening, and took up
n.ssrs feAic' Murphy, Connolly, nsasrrs' Ssrs.s
Prcsser and Others, and favored BY Senators Ramsay,
ssro spSos Sessions ana .msnSoos. = sSmoer
lost, the motion 70 add an additional section 70
"keep the streets Clean"
reported u one O'Clock, printed and on the hles Of the
Senate ct seven.
senator spnola thought the entire press Of the city
New York were in favor Of bills just like the one before
the Senate.
p Murphy said that he saw in the solid vote On this
power behind the throne stronger than the throne ITSELF
He characterized II as grea, monopoly
Senator Ramsay, ON behalf OF the Albany ana Susque.
hanna Railroad endorsed the BILL and wanted 10 sec Il
parsed.
Senator Bell opposed the b and though. the attempt
that reliable citizens OF New York had offered to pay y
the city Of New York million dollars for the privilege
be wanted to know Senator'S prepared 10 vote that
into the pockets of the speculatorss
Senator Manierre presented memorial, signed by
several leading citizens, Offering the sum Of one
million for these franchises annual tax Of seventy
thousand dollars yet, Notwithstanding this, the caucus
Senator'S voted straight ahead to give tho whole thing TO
Senator Hammond wanted to know what right the city
had to these franchises He should vote for the bill just
a. il Ia.
Senator Gardiner moved to strike out the name Of the
President Of the Susquehauna Railroad.
This brought Senator Ramsay to his feet. II hit him
too Close
The motion, ike all other amendments, was lost
senator Spnola moved to add three additional names
which, as matter Of course, was adopted
After some further discussion Mr.. Spnoa moved that
the committee rise and report progress and ask leave TO
sit again, which was carried
Senator Spnola moved then that the Committee be dis
charged from the further consideration OF the BILL and
that be ordered to third reading without amendment
or debate at half past eleven O'Clock TO morrow
Senator Gardiner said that this the game that he had
expected.
Senator lawrence followed the lead of Spiuola.
r. Murphy declared 1t q system Of Wholesale egsla.
ton and Disgrace to the State.
Senator Hammond also favored the gauging move OF
Spinola
division Of the question taken and the motion to
order the bill to third reading carried Yeas, Is,
nays, IL.
motion TO adjourn then lost-yeas TO- nays, 90
Another division of the subject iaken and the bill
was made the special order for to by yeas 49,
nays, IL.
II also decided that the final vote should be taken
without debate-yeas 16, nays l3
Never has there an incident of the kind happened In
the State Senate Senator Gardiner said the Albany
Susquehanna seems to have its everything and
should not be surprised to the bottom Of their me
sure knocked out. Send up the Board Of Aldermen to
Albany They are unquestionable saints compared with
q msjoIity Of the Senate.
Tie Senate transacted large amount of business this
morning number Of bills were passed finally by that
body among which relating TO certain assessments
in the city OF Brooklyn TO reduce the capital stock Of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company and to amend the
charter Of Hope Fire Insurance Company.
The bill for the completion Of the State canals or
dered to third reading this morning. with Chenango
Exts bsion in it, In fact II will be impossible
bill without that extension included In It's provisions
bill reported the Senate for the consideration Of
that body to regulate tolls railroads and authorizes
the roads to pay given In lieu OF all tolls and au
thorzes the Central Railroad to charge two and one half
cents for way fare that road The rrepreesibe
c on railroads thus going in both branches Of the
Legislature.
DR.. Bellows made an able address TO day before the
committee Of the Assembly in favor Of the establishment
OF sanitary code for Brooklyn and New York.