The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY 186lTR!PIF SHEET

r,bs r. yapnary and Aprl in 1871 the state AZ ter
the I'll hit Of sad parties To charge for the use OF
ma a. eugthened lock by making payy 10 the said
naYtes The scua cost without inere pn IL the State
should omit or refuse make the ment the parties
shah continue 70 make The cha the thereafter
long and spicy deos took place upon
the bnl Messrs Watson. Ii,tlejohn ana Pierce
favored the bin at nue. length, arguing that il
was the STAT 10 ap the n oenedt OF
enlargement Of The canaSs rho rapid development OF
the West ma 70 necv sary that every facility thai could
he made should BE- Dr. me To transport the pro zee
West 10 the seabos I'd Mr. Ltephp alsa argued that
more Vppy tapt unrcr The difficulty existing be
tseen the Two sections Of the country 9Th the pro
liability that the Southern States would hold and en-
baIIas the navs u the Mississippi with the fu
completion OF these ccks that larger boats ana those
capable carrying greater burhens could the whole
lefsg Of The canal It would his opinion enable them
draw oil the traffic low down Memphis and bring
il 10 the commercial metropolis Of our own state me
press ut locks he held incapable Of king through
the boats fast enough to meet tue business OF the can
Messrs Finch and Robinson opposed the bin at much
length characterizng as h monstrosity and objected
the ground that IL formea partner snip OF the
State with the dviguas mentioned in the bill and their
assenees Mr. Robinson stated that the appeals had
been made this made for the enlargement Of
the canals twenty yeaIsago and ne imagined that would
passed the enators and charges that M Robin.
repeating the words OF Nathan Randall the re
. pre- sentative OF the New York Central Railroad
n . the third house, followed by ordinations
and secrmiDations between the leading republicans,
cemng very another Van Buren, and wing hght
Call them these modern times radical republicans
and whig republicans. The committee finally rose for
The purpose Of taking recess when the vote was taken
the committee leave 20 cit and thy
The Assembly then took until
when the vote will be tken on ordering the bill oa
hrd reading but now looks as though u was bound TO
bfeathe last and be buried alongside tho broadway
Rs DAD and like tbatmeasure, be exhumec at the open
ing of the next Legislature. .
The only thing the Senate Of any particular
porance the public at large was the insertion in the
supply bin Of nfty thousand dollars for Dr.. Sin ms Wo
mo,n e Sss n sne
ply made an eloquent appeal in behalf OF that
fheir hsua ~ in
His speech excellent one and his appeal in be-
half the mothers and daughters OF the state Of New
York and, in fact the nation was beyond resisting He
also read from the remarks Of DR. Valentine Mott where
that prominent physician euogzed that institution and
those diseases which that hospital was devoted
TO for which they could find no relief else
where. He spoke, he said, as a physician, % a
member Of that profession which he had served from
his youth pp and he would say that no man In the world
had made important discoveries for woman as had the
person at the head of tibet hospital He spoke for
about three quarters of hour doubt If the Senator
eloquent BEFORE and the result Of his speech
shown By the fact that the sum OF $50 GOO was in
Of the most righteous votes that has been given IN the
Senate chamber during this session; and II the House
the Of the State, they, in the unani
voice. will in that amendment to the bill,
and will receive the thanks Of suffering women not only
of this but coming generations, well receve<he
credit by the professional men OF Europe for having
lust who stands at the head Of that
department OF medical science in the wide world.
The appropriation inserted for the Catholic Orphan
Asylum, is fve instead Of hftyIthousand dollars
Mr.. Brdsall, of the members from New York, and
formerly Of the Judges of the Marine Court, ap
pcant for one Of the deputies under Deaaeld Smith the
United States District Attorney 1t is said that he
has strong party at work for him.
ALBANY, April 9-P, NJ.
The Harlem Bridge bill, after lengthy debate, was
tonight ordered to third reading. Mr. varan the
principal opponent to the BILL but his motions to amend
and strike out the several sections were all lost
The bill for rerundng money paid to the State Troa
sury on emgrants, known az the head money, was
killed.
Mr.. Jones, OF New York, who is at home sick, tec.
graphed Mr. Webster to for him. under the Robin
son resolution the bin to limit the term of military
officers. The bill was moved, and under the rule would
have been referred TO select committee but Mr. Pierce
ed that II be referred to the Committee of the Whole
There was quite little controversy it, and the
ton was finally adopted by two majority This makes
little doubtful about its passage but it reached at
all 1t will be to morrow night
motion made to reconsider the rate on the long
leland BILL which caused lengthy debate.
The Harbor Master Investigating Committee made
their report this afternoon recommending the Cover
nor the removal of Anable from Office The Committee
clearly of the opinion that they have only reached
the top Of the places OF corruption that only
had time they would be able TO report some ast )undng
Developments In this line which would not only con-
vic other Off as but show that the shipping merchants
somewhat in the fault by standing tempters.
me committee 70 investigate the charges against Judge
expected TO report to the Assembly to 1t is RI
mored that there will be evidence found tn make black
record for him Where will corruption break out next2
Council 10 purchase the West Washington market pro-
perty at the price hxed by the Commissioners of the
Land Office In that Is also ircuded two piers which
the city now holds doubtful title for.