New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10
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sonary society was ordered To II third reading.
Considerable time oi the afternoon and evening was
consumed in hard fight over the bill to allow CON-
pany of gentlemen put the long locks on all The
cnla Of the STATE the bill being supported Oy The
SPEAK Err and MIR. PIERCE, aud opposed by Messrs'
EOBINSON. KERNAN aud others. \ warm dscns-
sion Uus hAG, ana "A in defeating the bill was once
carried, and then recoltilered. After further debate
the bill was referred 20 third reading and then The
House eued leave 70 the Committee OF the Whole 10
sit again, thus killing theill ny vote OF ~ to oS
The Coles and Harlem b id.e bill was taken up in
Committee OF the Whole, and after strong P}osl,
ton from Mr. VARIAN, was orde.ed 10 third
rcadiog =,
Tie bin for the return of money unconsttutionally
collected under Tie Iieai-Money act was killed, the
euaetng clause being stricken out. Adjourned
From Ou. Own Correspondent.
ALB,SY Tuesday, April ., 1851.
Or the motion Of Mr.. McDermo the privilege of the
floor was granted 20 the Hon. John Il. iaskifs during
bis stay al the State Capital.
BRooKLYs COMMISSIONERS.
The Senate returned the bill TO alter the map of The
Commissioners Of the City of Brooklyn with an amend
ment 10 discontinue or close Filth avenue fron Flat
bush avenue to nt:ayenue i'll which the Assembly
cODCurrci.
VOLUNTEER BURIAL GROUND.
The Senate ALEC return ed the bill 10 iBc rporate the
New-Yoik Volunteer Burial Ground and Monument
Association with lnimportant amendments, which
were con curred in
aSSUAL APPROPRIATION ELL.
Mr. Robinson, from the Committee of Ways and
Means reported the Annual Appropriation Till, with
the hIDebOmenls which had been inherited by tie
Senate Mr.. r. etat that there were some amendments
hich lie did uot ike, but the aggregate agpropri-
lion Was not ncreasy il amount, be- moved that the
House concur which tie Hone proceed, to do.
GRINDING oUi LITTLE HILLS
For;y-seyen Of the bills referred 10 Select Com.
mittees, Win power report complete reported
thIs morning. and all except one ordered to tnrd
| reading. Among uese bills were the following:
Ab relative to 'hs Clsm0erlsn Ia the City Of Nesioik re-
senate biz ia re- ou 70 reeognsno.s aud forfeiture.
40 incorporate the As Fund Society Of the City Of New
York.
10 ncorpo etc the Wayne County SAVING nut
& ese c I so M and %%SursS " 70
10 sa,aoItc the Cpsey leland 15d Bs.qs tie 'r'
In relation TO the Fee Acsdeuy IN the Cry OF NewYof
ctsnt ,s .nS 20 sI a s su S s. bossy,
10 eeud cbsp- ga II the a~. Of 1870 entitled An act TO
title g. OF chsptero Of part ofbe Revived ssuie
titled cpoceedss M the collection Of demands as'iu.t ,hp
10 uco porste the German Hospital in the City New
To amend act entitled Al act 70 amend and consolidate
10 mend sn oct eumted 1n sct TO lsy our rid ettr.
from The state fond at the head Of Black River c.sl
or I4s L.l' in township No ., Moose River Tract IN Her
10 icorpcrntsth the wes,ehe.,er County s,,ios. Bsni
In relation 70 .9us bow pendog aud hereafter TO be brought
To amend tho charter Of the Long Island k.rosd Company
10 incorporate The Bath and Coney bland Bridge 'onpsny.
TO the National Hors Show Association Of S.fs
10 resste tho use Of Pies Nos 20 and % F, River and he
bUtesd snd zip bet~een ssd piers in he City Of New York
10 authorize snd establish jail or up In the village Of
West Troy. in he counts Of Albany
Of sen-cs Indians redng GU the Tonswsnda ke'eOn In
In relation operators AID others in the employ Of Telegraph
! Con p4nies Ia thi, State
| LhGER.BEER AND TRIMMINGS
The bill to amend the law the sale Of
| liquors, which permits the sale Of "liger-Leer aud
81 Sezcr kaise On SUNDAY, was also reported, but
Only by majority isessrs. Bed H. Pierre and Web
sterD, while Messrs. C4tin Tu,bil presented MI
uory After biiei discussion by the ffiends and o-
pon-nts Of the bill, the motion Mr.. Moore the
whole suhlec, Was 'ubled, - TO "A, ss folIows:
Ap.sny, boiey, Baldwin Bal. Bsrcer, Benton, Bin.hsm
B9lls,, lirew,s B2'n sur, Camp Garter oaS Cn-puaa.
tsInun, FsIon ~ rms. Fl-d fioeh ueon WATT Hyland
k k9 hsy kTp as M... 1os Lsqs
ug1e Moor NSrts, pLilSnSk rrsndelsss ksn4sl Rich
wsteIbgry, Wells wheeleI. wia,d Nii.b:a72.,
RAYS M'sr. heSeil Benedict Bergen Broibre Callahan
F,T sy Nh ssb 5aS S.,a a,' S@oa ka LIN
Walsh, Watson, Webster Young IA
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
The bill TO authorize n railroad in BrOa ilvay came
mp III Committee Of the W!ole rujer Mr.. Robinson
resolution, when motion to lay tbs bill on the table
prevailed by vote OF rs to ~.
LONG LOCKS
The Senate bill TO l,ngthen the locks on the E,ie
Canal taken mp III Committee of The Whole de-
hated at considerable length 6mehded 20 ~ rot 10
divert the appropriations for The complexion If the
enlrger ent, and III vurious other res.eeis when Mr.
Fine moved 10 s,iike out the eHarliny clause which
Induced further debate the geDofol dieris Of the
bill, pending which the Committee r0,e, and asked
leave to it again, which rcfus,d ty decisive
vote; 10 long locks" has fir prospect of long
sleep.
THE ABscoSDIsG DIsTRIcr-.TroasEY.
understand that Mr. Nelson, the Az, :Nait District
Attorney, who rescued from the cu-tody Of the
Sefgeabt-at-Arms by Il crowd Of his fhOlIdcr-iting
ieuds st evening, has returned aud PROPOSES 10
render himself the authority OF the A.s-nbIy but i;
il probable that he will defer the execution If Ibis pur-
To- TIL after the adjournment, when the power Of the
House 10 commit will have exl ired.