New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY, March 26, 1860.

SENATE. ALBANY, March 26. 1860.
The Assembly bill declaring for and confirming
the location of the Schuyler County buildings at
Havana was reported favorably, and without amend
ment made the special order for tomorrow evening"
The bill TO provide for the payment OF Croton water
at Sing Sing was ordered 10 third reading.
Mr. SPINOLA reported again the bill 70 amend the
Brooklyn Water act, which was recommiIted on mo-
ton of Dir. Gardner last week.
Mr. GARDINER moved 10 lay the report on the
table. Loot and the bill ordered to be enpossed for
Mr.. HAMMOND reported bill 10 amend the Ex-
else law, which was taken mp in Committee OF the
Whole, but, after reading one section, the Committee
rose without making any progress.
The president presented communication IRON
the District Attorney of NewYork relative 10 bills az
fectng Courts Of that city and protesting against she
appointment of Police Justices Attorney.
Mr. MUNROE introduced bill 10 provide for the
removal of insane convicts from Utica Asylum TO the
Lunatic Asy um at AnourD.
The bill to regulate the sale of poisons loA bu.
on a motion TO reconsider was laid on the table.
The bill TO divide Allegheny County into two Jury
Districts was reported for the consideration OF the
Senate.
The President announced the following Grinding
Committee: Messrs. Ferry, Ketcham, Colyin, Con-
nelly, Montgomery, Roteh, Goss, Prosser.
Mr.. RAMSEY introduced bill to regulate appeals
from and in the Marine Court In New York.
The remainder of the session was consumed by con-
sideration Of private bills in Committee of the Whole.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly has been engaged all the morning IN
debating the annual Appropriation bill.
Mr.. WEBSTER moved to refer the blu for Prosec-
ton against unsafe buildings in New-York to the hrst
Committee of the Whole. Lost. r
Mr. FLAGLER moved TO make the Personal Lab
ery bill the special order OF Thursday evening" Los.
1he remainder of the session was consumed IN per-
fectiDg the Appropriation bill, with the prospect Oh n
all-night session.
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ALBANY, March 26, 1860.
The Senate adjourned until this evening at o'clock
The Assembly devoted the entire session TO the con-
sideration of the Annual Appropriation bill. The
amounts are increased the appropriations OF Last
year in all those particulars where have made any
comparison and the bill contains several large appro-
prations for objects which, iortnnatey are not ye;
annual. Thus one item of $35i, 6O6 is appropriated
from the General Fund Revenue TO pay interest on
that portion of the debt chargeabe TO the General Fund
Debt Sinking Fund and another item OF near the
same amount from the Sinking Fund itself.
In the debate, the first contest was on the amend
ment proposed adding $500 the salary Of the Cura
tor OF the State Cabinet Of Natural History. In the
reported BILL the amount was fixed at wv. In past
years. $l2 600 and $4,000 have been paid 10 the per-
occupying that post, and the predecessor Of Col
Jewett not the pOssessor of that scientific and
practical geological information that, fortunately for
the State and i.s educational interests, the present
Curator brings into the Office. The amendment was
adopted.
The next contest of any importance arose on the
items pertaining 10 the Insurance Department. The
Superintendent asked for Tor the ordinary eX-
pepses Of bis Department, and additional sum to
defTay expenses of agents employed in examining the
condition of Insurance Companies Of doubtful solvency
The first item is charge dstrayei by the different
Companies doing business in this State, while, in the
opinion Of that officer the latter item must be at the
expense of the State.
The HOuse thought that the whole expense Of the
Department and that part in particular should be paid
COmpales. directed !
accordance.
The other items passed smoothly as reported, until
additional item was moved by Mr.. Conklirg, appro-
pristipg $50, 600 for the draining of the Cayuga
Marches, but providing that the amount should be
levied and collected from the owners of the land bene
fitted, paid into the Treasury and expended by the
Canal Commissioners. AS the friends of State APP
preparations to local objects have bill already
ordered to third reading in the House, max
ing similar appropriation, but without the
restrictions embraced in the amendment Mr.
Conklng found that all the Cayugas were
Don him-war-hoop, scalping knife and Ratchet.
That section has been long in the receipt Of appro
prations TO complete the draining OF Cayuga Marshes
that begins TO look as if people in that section had
become slightly confused in their ideas being disposed
to mix up the State Treasury and Cayuga marshes
somewhat promscuously ard to drain the former
rapidly than the latter The debate on this amendment
became somewhat animated, interpreted with some
sharp personal alasons between Messrs COnking and
Calicot, in which the last did not become first. The
amendment was adopted.
The appropriations passed upon to-day with those
eported and not yet acted upon aggregate follows:
From The General Fund Debt Sinking Fund Is56O6 10
From the Common School Fund .......... 1870 2OO 90
From the income of the u S. Deposit Fnnd... 2SOOO
From the Bank 107,867 IS
Total 1885 40
From this aggregate, however in order to find the |
amount of the actual appropriation from the State
treasury must be deducted the appropriations from the
School, Literature, and Bank Funds and the several
items from the General Fund, paying the expenses of
the Bank and Insurance Departments, and also the
item of S354, COG 10, before mentioned, which is only
transfer from fund to another, leaving the actual
Appropriation, the bill now stands 1926 5i3 o.
The consideration of the bill will be resumed this
evening" when another all night session may be antici
pated.
WHO VOTED FOR THE GREAT SWINDLE
We give below the Yeas and Nays in the Assembly
on Friday last on the question Of passing the Record
Commission Swindle over the Governors veto:
YEAS-lTo pass the bill the Vetol:
Mr.. b. Allen Oneida lMr. Jones' Kings.
Mr. -fycudTius New-York Mr. johnson, Delaware.
NT. Barnett Madison. Mr.. c. Kelsey, Kings.
Mr.. Beebe, Chenango. w. kennedy Fulton and Ham. |
hr. Bopnan, Montgomery Mr. kortTighk Ulster.
Mr.. Briggs, Kings. Mr. McQusde, 0neids
Nv. CddUeH, Orange. mr. Miller Erie. |
w. Cdutcot, King. Mr. Mlliken. West chester. |
hr. ). Clark Ulster Mr. Mlline.on, Herkimer
NJ. Coles New YORK. Mr. Moulton, Genesee |
VIZ. Cooney, Greene. Mr.. OdeH Westchester.
VIZ. CoyaeiUs, Suffolk iLy. o. ROuyke New.York.
hr. COuchmdH, schohsrie. Mr.. Peck, Ontario
Mr. Crane, Csaraugus. hy Petit, Queens
Mr. CTocker SteubeD. M Regain Orange
Mr. Culver, Rensselaer,, MIR. Rider Struben |
VIZ. Darcy Kings. hlr. Robinson, Chemung.
VIZ. Decker Sullivan. Mr.. st. John, OtsegO. |
Mr. Dorsch Schenectady. Mr.. Seryis, Wayne
dr Ellsworth, Saratoga My 4. Smith, NewYork.
W. Fisher, Kings Mr.. J; w. Smith, Cattsrsueus. |