New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
ASSEMBLY.


The Assembly met, with slim attendance. Imme-
daely after the reading Of the Journal the g 400 200
War bll came Gown from the Senate with amendments
made by that body.
Senate amendments
Agreed TO. only one vote, that OF Mr.. bARIAN,
being cast in tie negative.
The bill il therefore finally passed and goes TO the
Governor for his signature.
By unanimous consent the general orders were laid
on the table and the mo ions aud resolutions taken mp
The concurrent resolution fOr the final adjournment
was taken up, and amended by fixing the hour AZ
O'Clock TO-DAY, and adopted.
Mr.. II. SMITH moved q resolution for the auitor or
keeper of the Capitol, TO report the whereabouts Of
files inkstands ard all the loose material about the
desks Of members all Of which bad mystcriously die
appeared within the last u hours, showing that Tho
lobby had not vet de-cIied The Cari,Ol
On motion of Mr. BINGHAM the report of the
Committee on judiciary on the alleged mapra .ice ia
the COuIis respecting he selection Of urorr, taken
up and resoluon empowering The Committee ~ ut
during the recets was adopied-is TO g. After some
further opposition, the remainder Of the session
consumed in lllbusering, when the House took a
recess until y T.
TIE Assembly met a, half-past three.
The Senate amendments 10 the AewYork tax levy
were coDcuued 10, and the bill finally passed.
The House also cOlcUrred in the Senate amendments
10 the I'LL TO amend the act relative 10 unsafe buildings
in New-York, after strong opporition by MessIs.
Young, Birdsall and others
and after some flbuseIipg, the House took
till halt-past eight.
The Assembly met at bslfpast eight and finished up
the usual business before adjournment
Me-srs. Robinson and Woodruff waited on the Gov
ernor q Commttte TO inform him that the House
was ready to adjourn and NessIs. Pierce and Bedel
a similar Committee TO wait on the Senate.
The House called up the resolution for Committee
OF five investigate the matters relating TO street
openings in Ne1York, with power to appoint Clerk.
the Committee and Clerk 10 III without pay Adopted
Messrs. Birdsa Shaw, Camp Hardy snd Varian
were appointed the Committee.
Resolutions Of thanks for ability and fidelity were
rendered to Hansen A. Risey Clerk and to the Depu-
ty Clerks and officers OF the House.
Mr.. GARDNER requested hs TO be recorded
in the affirmative on the Three Million bill. At this
time the flag Of the Union wRs spread from the gal
SStlis.
The hour of having arrived, the SPEAKER ad-
dressed the House as 1ollows
GESTLEMES OF THE ASSEMBLY: The period fixed
by concurrent resolution of the Senate and Assembly
for the adjournment OF this Legislature has arrived.
Before separating, permit me 10 acknowledge with
emotions Of pleasure and satisiacton the receipt Of
resolution adopted unanimously by you conveying to
me- in cordial and welcome terms your approval of my
course as your presiding officer, that / have been
able by determination 20 discharge the duties in-
posed upon with fidelity ana integrity, to win your
confidence and regard IL Is to me one OF the most
gratifying events of my life, particularly when
member that met strangers, aud 40 far relates
to myself at least under most peculiar and trying cir
cunstances That have erred may be true, for TO
is human, but happy to feel and to know that at
M time during the session now about 10 terminate
have Intentionally wronged or trampled on the right
of any member or officer OF thin body. If, however,
have offended any of my associates on this hoor,
even Internationally tender him my sincere regrets,
and ask his forgiveness
In il sad TO reflect that the social and official ties
which have united us as family are now 10 be sew
cred and that we shall not all meet again this eide Of
another world Let u.s. therefore, part in peace and
friendship burying in oblivion the recollection OF all
real or fanied injuries.
We separate at critical period in the history OF our
beloved country; conscious, however, that we have
performed our duty as representatives Of this Common
wealth In rendering the Federal Government money
and men 10 uphold the Constitution and the laws. In
tis your action will be endorsed by the united voice
of an intelligent constituency Our State and her peo-
NE know how 10 value the Union az was and under
he Constitution as il IT, and to Its preservation
intact will devote their lives their fortunes and their
sacred honor .r ..,,o, rasrsn
from expressing my deep and heartfelt sympathy Iof
those Of our members who leaving these scanes o d
excitement, and reaching their distant homes VIII ma
seats about the family circle and pleasant hrende va
Gated by the hand Of death. May GOD bless ana e0H'