New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23


NJ AIVORD called MP lie report or the Con-
~ Iownittee on ,hc Congressional AppoTtion-
lneut ill.
seeer. members spoke agaioft the bill, tut the
ron,rt of the Committee WIS finally ayreed 20. ny
a IN ~ 1nany members voting III tho Affirmative ioi
the sake of closing up the session:
Mr.. ELY endeayOred to obtain report rom he .le
judiciary Committee o. the bill TO proViae i2T rn
sale of the Quarantine grounds, bu' tne iio''e
refused TO entertain tie motion. o.,
The Governor snbmitted the report OF the Io,N-
o,,oners apro nloa by him last Decemoerto % noNleo
and report q Tlan of defense for Ne"-York haroor'
The following Senate bills were passed; IL,
To amend the act for the removal Of the onstilr,
lions in the outlet OF the Cayosa-Lake ch'.hhei anu
Tc amend the law rcleting to the United States
iepost fund.-
70 amend the general railroad law.
SIR. ANTHONY moved 10 reconsider the adverse
vote on the bill 70 regllae tue convey NEE %, co".
yic's 10 stae Prisons. Lost. Recess TIL half past
3 clock.
The Auditor Of tue Canal Department sent IN q
report in repy TO o resolution OF the Assembly,
stating that tho amounts paid III me three pss wears
on contracts for the construction OF canals We're
awarded by the Canal Appraisers Inc recaPi'G,
lion shows that toe total amount Tor CONSTRUCTION
was $1,O93,ls ard the Appraisers awards
S3]S,2S0. IT,.
T6c House coneurred in the report Of the Com
mittee OF Conference On the Supply til'-9o TO y
MIR. TALllAN, from the Committee On fri'',
lagaa and Elections made q ont on the ease oi
NT. Underwood. late Journal Clerk OF the llonse,
exoneraing him entirely from any dishoAorapie o.
corrupt coUduct. ,, a,.r,.r
son defended the action oi the Comhl,'ee eeNt'oY
icep.ilrinC those who had e'rv To make II white
wafhing Investigation. lie stated inst IN conse-
ouauce OF the extended character 81 the nVebiga-
ton and partial character of the evidence the Com
uliitee begged to be excufed from further report
Amer debate Of personal character, the Commit
tee wns excused.
The Senate returned tine bill TO amend the Code,
with a message that the Assembly amendments were
non-cOncurred ID.
A Committee Of Conference was appointed, con-
s,sting of Messrs. StstsoD, Trimmer, Pringle,
Wheeler, and O'Iirien.
Recess till 80.
EVENING SESSION.
Tie Senate's amendments TO the New-York tax
levy were cOucurred IN.
The Conference Committee on tie amendments TO
the Code of Procedure reported that they had agreed
OD bill.
Several Standing Committees reported back bills
on which they were unable 10 act, aud were dis
charged from iuither consideration.
The iii to regulate primary elections in New
York came up On third reading, ana was lost. ieas,
3; Navs, 80.
r.
Veto Message on the Albany d Susquehgnna tsli-
rnal The question being stall the bill Fass despite
The veto Of the Governor, the same was lost, by
ne following vote:
r,t Benedict. B9oksiayer Bowe Bryan, Callahan sLids
hufch Codington Coey Cowle., A j. Cornell r. Cor
nell Darcy boy ny oefe Do'lin, hsli hase.' hains %
huuls II usa,u John on Jones Kenny LsmeH', Les,ny
Loutge Mctaae NcNrli.n, Maddox, Maxon Moore, Mur'
hy 4ewkrL; OBren' Olysny Pecs, feshe5 rn1Se ITO
yost rurdy Rice saTe horn sehoieh.a Ss9i'ss
Sherwood, suth. Speaker, I,lmsn, Ten BIoesk W. W.
LsSe{ {1b5acs ~ 5r 49, "a lt'Sh sad wborss
EAYs-Messrs Ackey Abtfns' Anthony Aycry' @ @beso.s'
Rov,n Brand Criitenden Deuow }. G. Davis, DePr",
Dewey Du,cher Fisher Gray : ns7en. p l.. Haven.
lelioH tad'oo slGuid iste L9sfdfs ,ld LuoI
Pierce, Pore: PIuyn Reed Rediason Root skianei sny
| Van vieet Willard, and Wiud-i6.
| Mr.. McMULLEN moved to 50 into Committee oi
| the Whole on the Excise bill. Lost.
Mr.. SrLTSON moved to reconsider the vote on
the Governors veto.
Mr. ALyORD raised the point Of order. tina, tho
biz was once rccOniilcred and conld not be again.
The SPEAKER decided the point well taken
Mr. SrEISON expressed his satisfaction ~ th'
decision. His only object IN making the motion WA
to prevent the trap from beng sprung tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr.. ALYOkD, Select COMMITTED
of five was appointed to sit during reeess, Oh 1h'
a sesenent laws.
On motion Of Mr.. PIERCE, Tesolition WA
adopted raising a Committee Of five TO inquire ahe
report az tao next session ihc amount oi unclaimed
depOsiis in savings Banks, with the view OF llses
| them under control of the State
MI sTETSON had no objection 10 the adoption
# the resolution, but not because he deemed that
the State had any right TO suize their moneys Aous,
adjourned.
| From Our Own Correspondent
ArBASr. Tuesday. April q. 1904
COURTS OF CoSCtLi.TlOs.
| The bill 70 iabiiah Courts of Cancellation IN ~
Sixth Judicial District came down from the Sen al
this morning amended 70 that It's operations shal
cease with the Grst term of office under it, u!les re