New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES

w couo,a 50 hard AZ work and doing rushine !
business. ILL.,, h;age hi
made in tue Assembly, were concured H.
The bill now goes 10 the Governor r.
Isrpe number of bills were reported from Com
m;,tees, Among then the Telegraph Operators blli
the Brcoklyn Board of Education bill majority anu
;no,itv report for and against the swirl Mix bill
;o,,y and minority report for and against the Met
ronolita1 Health District bill
motion 90 make the bill the special order for
o'clock, requiring unannons CONSENT was OVee'eu w.
BILLS PASSED.
To WHEN Main street.
Rs,otive 10 the Chamberlaincy of NewYork City.
To snbmt the question TO revise the Constitution to
the people Of the State by l9toS.
10 amend the Bushwich Avenue act.
To confirm aud legaise the fatery Of Eghtieh street
by contract. ,r,
Messrs Thunder, Lapham, Bell, BLOOD, ana Grant
were appointed Committee 10 COnslaer the Clm olie
aud move them forward.
The Prefident presented a communication from Hon.
David Dudley Field being sharp and severe replyto
the communication from the other reaee commission
ers, arraianing his action Laid on the table.
r. p MURPHY asked unanimous consent 10 take
nm the resolution reported by the Committee To exam
inc the charges of mafeasauce in Office requesting the
Governor to remove John 5. Anabe, one oil the iar-
Dor Masters.
Mr.. SPINOLA objected and the motion was not
entertained. m .,,
The Congressional Appointment bill was considered,
and after several amendments had been proposed ana
rejected tue bill was passed by vote ol ~ To -
THE negative votes were Nessrs Abel, Blood, Col
vim Gardner Hammond, iillhouse, Montgomery,
Spinola, and Truman. , .,
The concurrent resolution to adjourn sine die at IL
m. tomorrow, adopted.
The supply bill being received from the Assembly,
with message stating the items nonconcurred IN by
that body, Mr.. PROSSER moved TO insist on the Sen
ate 8 amendments. Carried, - to D.
Mr. GOSS moved to reconrider tue vote on the hnal
oli
messrq. SPINOLA, TRUMAN, aud HAMMOND,
in order 20 prevent reconsideration, made moiohe
and raised points of order until clock, when, under
the rule Of fixing the hours OF session, the fresidehl
declared the Senate adjourned till 10 a. M Tomorrow
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly il aCan bard az work to-day with an
evident intention 10 hurry up business.
Mr. McDERMO CT on question OF privilege, de'
sired his vote recorded In the negative on the passage
of the Coles or Harlem Bridge bill.
The feature on tie morning was epicy lnterlnde
growing ont of a quarrel in the select Committee on
the bill to ameLd the Act OF 1860 TO open Madison
avenue.
MIR. VARIAN, on question Of privilege, drew the
attention OF the House 10 the fact that Mr. camp
another member of the Committee had seized on Tue
b locked il up in drawer, aud reiused 10 ueHNer II
up a majority Of the Committee had chosen nm
(Varan Chairman, and instructed hun to report tne
bill. lie moved that Mr. Camp De dliee'ed 70 sNo Wy
the bill.
Mr.. CAMP replied denouncing the bill and deelar-
that he would never consent that such bill should be
pas,ed in the small hours of the session, when eSs'
lion needed wacbing with extra vigilance.
Mr. VARIAN reported that the bill had been before
the Legislature from an early day Of the session, sud
the gentleman from Wesichester camp eouid pave az
tended to il and Oprosed il before, had he not pteh
running after the President elect from Spngheid 10
Washington hall the session. .
The debate was carried on with considerable spice
by other members, Messrs Narian and Camp pre-
serving good hImof and laughing at zoe propo,iuohs
from Mr. ARCULARIUS, that the desks be Cleared
away and the gentlemen be allowed TO settle the oil
ference between tb emselyts.
The SPEAKER declared the motion not now 10
order and the resolution insiTucDg MI camp 70 B,o
I'D the bill was adopted.
large number Of reports pnt IN by Committees
TIE Till for the transfer OF u1clamed dividends ana
funds from Banks and courts Of Law TO the state
Treasury was reported for the consideration oi the
House, IL il not likely TO be reached again
The Select Committee 10 report the oil 10 regulate
milk freight on tue Harlem Road having failed to
| apr,e Mr.. BUTCHER moved that tie bih be taken
,u1ir iuuds aud cen, 10 tio h'o' co"a'es "a ts
| Whole. Carried.
| This iusures action on the bill to-day.
Toe bill relative TO contracts by the Mayor Alder
| men, and CommOnalty Of New-York, WAS reported
| complete ard ordered TO third reading.
The bill in relation TO ferries between New-fork
| and Brooklyn was reported by the Select Committee
| for the consideration of the House.
Mr.. DARCY moved 10 Disagree with the report, and
ordered the bill to third reading. Carried by large
majority.
Mr.. BENEDICT from the Select Committee, report
ed back the ill 10 appropriate half million dollars To
arm The militia Of the State in substantially the spe
form rs il was before, and II was passed, - 10 -.
The bill now provides that the Governor, Lieutenant.
Governor, Secretary Of State and Controller may, If
thew deem proper, expend money, not making the
peldlture obligatory. Thls is the principle for which
Mrssrs. Robinson and Herman cOnteuded.
Mr. WATSON called no the Senate concurrent reso-
utions the Reciprocity treaty, and they were adopt
The bill 10 prevent tho mu.ilaiion Of the records Of
Sew-Y0rk City was passed.
The bill to erect Highland County came up for
third reading.
Mr. BARNES moved 10 strike out the enacting
clause and spoke against the bill.
Mr.. FULLERTON spoke in favor Of the bill.
The bill TO strike out the enacting clluse was lost,
and the bill passed by - 10 %.
The Supply bill came down from tho Senate wiki n
message that that body had ooncured in the report OF
the Conference Committee the bill After spirited
debate the louse refused TO concur ia tho following
iems:
Extra compensation to the Clerks Of the two Houses
and Pages.
An increased amount to the propretors Of the Della
van House for expenses for tho reception Of President
For the appropriation Of 5000 to the Lima College.
All the other amendments we've cuncurred in.
The bill was returned 70 the Senate, with an appro.
pirate message.
The bill to amend the act TO open Madison avenue
wa again brought before tie HoGae
Mr.. YARIAN made majority report in favor Of tho
bill.
Mr.. CAN'T presented minority report against it..
After debate, the House rejected the latter. The
majority report was thus received.
The uou c0ncurred in the Senate amendments 10
the New.York County Tax Levy, which now goes 10
the Governor.
Recess til o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill to amend the Lilnor law, recurring The
ssioners Of Excise TO give bonds, and making