New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-25

connection with he Caua sysiem Of the State. The
Chenarigo Canal, tie Black River Canal, ana all q
other Lateral improvements were constructed, not Tor
revenue US had been enormously stated, but 10 de-
veop the sections Of the State through which they
weie built, and every section OF tie Stale mao
been beleited by aii from the State except this ole
section through which tis road 10 run, ard which
now ueked for til. act Of justice from those whom
through long series Of Year, bad given freely IN ad
OF similar improvements. And, he asked, how mI1h
better il would have heen for the State at tie lime
tbcse Literal cnals bad les commence Pfivate coui
panes had flood ready build Il EN- with the ald o
half million of dollars om the State as IN the case
before US Then the cases would he precisely The
same.
To Mr. Robinson, who had taken the potion that IL
would have been much better for the State OF New;
Iok II SIZE ad never constructed mile Of caTa aid
who had pointed To the Erie Railroad IA u woik Oh
more magnitude than the Lie Canal 10 coet aio ID ,he
difficulties il hid To overcome yet buit by private en-
tsrpr se. Mr. Littleuhn replied. At the time the
Erie Canal was buil, private enterprise 10 America
would or could have undertaken II work OF snch mag
ri ude; and unless built by the State 1t wOnid not
have been built for twenty years, and perhal n9' ~
this day. Ii was the Immense bu,iness created and de
v.l,ed by the Canalt Of this Safe opening mp tne
rich praies Of the West to the emil rant OF lhe EI
and of Europe, and furnishing market ana QUILT o'
their snrplut products, that now crea'ed ihe pieio
In so,ne minds TINT private euterlhise Womb pave
sooner or ter built those works. stimulated by tne de-
mands OF a g,oviLg country b-yohd ns. but utse
persons lad taken IN consideration the act Una 'o
building Of the Eie Canal had develop ed this business
aud ared the West twenty years IN advance Oi VIDAL
Il would ave been had that work never been cen
,true, ed by tbs Ssie. Tie Erie Ralrord WIS con-
strcted to meet the demands Of commerce ana trade
but be wihed the gentleman from Cneinnng 10 fe'o'
ct that il was the Erie Canal that had mace inst Ide
and treated tpat demand for The Erie Railroad.
Tie question was then taken on the motion TO re-
commit and r.eulred-leas As, Nays 66--as f'llowf:
YtAS M..s na~ 81 Clis End, CoIprs Iosd.
tie. Dwight, limerick FIELD ttncb uaidpr l HyL j%
10 kH Msr h ss w LiS aof FSs
ton Roberts Robinson Stl aTy k,,e seo Ell sEeEsu j.
NAYS-Me.sr Angel A.cnu. slds in a,ber bsa,dict,
Bers.c, hiushsn Bridal oses brrS.si. BneseI, LsT
Fsruun teirey Ferris fi'h taon G,ehon, Hardy,
maefs I%sI. h sy M Asy y.i Mai Ny
Nickel None Morgan Myrel Merritt Phi bL Prsudsrrs,.
5 smith se~egsr sumner Tow ed ya'ian WALSH, We
terbury, Wat.ou, Web,te, woed.ua tuo YousS-S6
The previous question was uuw moved, utaiier ear
nest solicitations frem many quarters the mover WIFI
dre~ II enable MIR. Robinson 10 move TO recomnii,
with instructions TO ipteit an amendments proNrl-
Ing that ut the next general ercti'n vote
s,iould be taken, and If majority Of the
PEOPLE of the State voting thereon should vote for @
posing the provided for in Is act, then the Tax
should he levied but If not sustained by m J"ny OF
the votes il should not be levied hlr. Robihson said
that if this anendInrut ilserted, he should hOt
only vote Tor tie BILL but Ut hone should vote for the
tar itstlf
one or two Of those who the test vote had sui-
net is friends did not press il 10 IN ri vote aud
moved lay The bill on The table, wiicl was acc' M
plirhed after long vote and inhunemtle chGnL"t-
eighteen niuuJes icing exhaustod before the vote Was
announced.
ALgAsY Friday, March q, 1861.
ApyAsCIEG LEGISLATION.
The Sanate Grinding Committee coass,ius OF eight
members, has got fairly into working order, aud thr
morning reported ,ixl,en bills, uo,rly lgcl and pr
yat ~ pro- er De FROM the general ORDER Gi
referred 10 s,eal committees, with power ~ rpoft
CON lcte. The report accepted, gud the bills ie
ferred. Among these bills an net 10 hcp'porale
III American Church Missionary Society ~lich aas
,uha.asntly reported COM eie and ordered 10 "a ri
rsso;nc. Another was Is bill Ia prevent the ndult.n
- II milk aud 10 stop tbe traffic in ~ Ill milk Whih
10. {, 81 -: meanor, puIizhabla with e. Lreio
cfer for g. lie any ui trvn ws lea on d'riEeIy ps
ard commonly known as So - a. sd"Is,a,s
milk wi wat,r chalk, or other foreign sutrthhce.
TIE bill to amend L Rovised st"tites concerning
unlawful marriages and incest was ni-o ain9ug uose
reported from the Grinditg Comm zee, ana whieh "nS
subsequently ordered ~ "a third rcadlhg: &C.,.
Several local. amt TO the rntlir' cnlm,.,. al, rrs,
rcnor,ed yii x, non Committee, aud oider,d
10 a third reading.
woNks's HOSPITAL.
The bill to aid tie Women llOo ital 81 the City OF
New York was, on Tire motion OF Mcleod Murphy, re-
ferrtd 70 the COMMITTEE Oh Fpunce.
NEwIOEk PUBLIC HEALTH.
Mr.. Murphy, f'om the Committee on Commerce aIh
NAVIGATION rcpOusd favorllly ste Till 10 amend tire
at OF $50 in regard to tie Public Health In the Guy
oi EeH-York.
srw-YoRK coURT-uorsT.
Mr Manerre, from tie Committee on Cities and
Vilagrs reported iayoribly the lll TO enable The su-
reryisors Il the CRY and County Of Nsw-York 10 nc
auirs and take lauir for the blildin Of sCCurou.e.
THE STATE Law LIBRARY.
The Senate PASSED pint resolution drec ingthe NJ
dietary Committee OF Tie Senate ana h"nse 70 sfhn.-
inc ard inquire into the condition Of TIE Law LJrry
Of the Stale sn,d in the Stie Library ~ tie ny
of Albany tia 20 rcl ou up tie Ltcttsiiy oi Ieei
tive c'iOn viii zee! ct Thereto.
TIE IFPRpPrI,Tiof BftL.
On the motion Of aiI. iIiilhOISJ tIo General App'o-
rri.,ion Bill was made s eredd order iof Iuc-uay
ne&I, ANA day to day thereafter III IL hiii have
been dbpo-ed o.
The Senate tOnsiicr d In Committee OF tho Nhcle
and proposed the bill 10 aid tie State Agricultural lol-
cge and tho I'LL 10 amend the act Tor the incorporation
OF companie, 10 navigate the laEeS ard rivers
HETROIULfTAs POLICE.
The following resolution called up for consider
hyea, Tho CommI..i Of tho Metropolitan Police have
sdsBo response to tho resolution Of inquiry passed Aoh
Re.issS ila, eomHiiee eopa,qs Of the s.n.,o. from
the Metropolitan Police itict chs g"d wan The n.essoh
OF unlawful vop' have power send for per
aud In reference 70 The matter. Of inquiry demanded
by he resolutions Of March !. lsji.
MIR. Williams moved to lay the resolution on tho
table Mr. Spinoa opposed the motion, and Mr.. Rob
erfsou favored it, and II MAS carried, 10 10 H. M iol'
lows; , -,
YFAS-Msssrs Bell Ferry, FeTo GCsF Hlhou,o koteham,
Lapram NcrsW, JutsoroTy, hpnToe + Y. Murphy Iros
,.l RobeI .oD Rotch, srsaionf Truman Warner, Williams
-l1 .
kAYs-Me,srs Blood, Colyin, Connolly Gardiner orini,
HAlnn gnd, holy, Lawrence Meuiene, 81 Murphy spnos
Ill. =.
Mr.. Mcleod Murphy thereupon offered tho follow.
ing:
0hreds The Commss!orors Of the Metropolitan Police have
,is no respone to tne resolution Of inquiry passed Mach
I,ti, Their fore
Ht.J,sd tbs. said Commissioned. be sIIudged guilty Of con
tempt end be srasned boiofs tue bar Of The senate.
Mr. Pi6ro moved that the resolution do lie on tie
taDl, Mr.. Robertson favored tie motion Of Col.
IA 4 A ann lad M hpd