New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10
EVENING SESSION

special order Icing the bill amending the code OF
PROCEDURE, winch was finally referred TO the Judci
AIRY COMMITTEE, with power to report complete.
~. ,....,, ASSEMBLY.
Zoe ,tI assemnly was engaged the entire session in
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the American Guano Company Of the
City OF New York to issue bonds.
Making II the duty Of County officers aud Justices
Of tne Feaee to report annually to tho Boards of SUI
perVisors oil their respective counties.
Incorporating the New-York Blind Mechanics
Association.
The Sasquehanns Railroad bill coming up, Mr..
fiEkCE moved TO recommit to the Committee,
WIN ihstrnc'ions to insert section providing the
act ior oaning money TO said Company be submitted
TO vote OF the people at the nex election.
Inc amendment was lost, and the bill passed
Yeas, 6Si Nays, A.
The till to promote military education in the
higher Institutions Of learning in the State was
referred to the Standing Committee, to report COM
petc.
Mr.. TILLMAN announced the death of Mr. Hal
stead. The usual resolutions of coincidence were
adopted, and, as q mark Of respect, tho House
adjourned till 10 a. N. tomorrow.
From Our Own Correspendsnl
ALsisr Wednesday April 0. 1854
ALBANY AND sUsQUEHAsEA.
the Albany and Su,quehanna Railroad bill a. it came
from tie Senate. When the bill was announced Mr..
Pierce made the stereotyped motion on such occa-
sions, TO recommit the BILL aud add section provd-
ing for submitting the question 10 the people. On
each occasion OF the passage Of this bill In the AS
semoly for the past three four years, this motion
has always preceded the final vote, which could
hardly be regular without IL. On this occasion
tnero was LEES necessity for immediate drumming up,
that unpleasant. ard oonfusion-breeding process hsv
ing teen attended to earlier. The vote WAS fol-
lows:
B.s B.". boossT mo Cow: Bn c.s,n H c...
mug b, Ss% cen. CS.y A. ;; So,s' y Cornell D.sy
iSson' Ly@,1 Moc,S., MeIeod mcMalhS' '" M.ddoi
aei Porter, Pinss Provost, PardJ Rice. schsrmerhorn
sclo sf.d Sear-. Sherwood Smith sayder Speaker Ten
bGs % NJ Hs.@ 1'y %ss E'' Ward
kAfsaM'',r' Ae.l.y Andu'. Anthony, Avery Besdls
Bowen. Bfsnd. cIu,senasn pur0v. J. C. Davis, psper
ton. L.ie Loysridse, McGon.ss. Mason Nehsr Ogden.
rares PneP' Pieie Pierce Pryus Reed Rednyion Root,
Townsey. Van vl'., Wizard.
Upon the announcement Of the vote the audience
mani ested their feelings by clsppng and shouting
but were instantly checked by the Speaker. On
this there wa ali outward movement that soon
cleared tue lobbies. and the reoieings held out
side, where such manifestations were no breach Of
tn rules.
sErROPoLITAs HEALTH BILL.
The greater event Of the day was the passage OF
the Health bill When it was announced Mr
Mcleod moved TO recommit with instructions TO
add The Mayors of tho Cies Of New-York and
Brooklyn. Mr.. Alyord moved to further amend by
constituting the Board Of Health Of four persons,
appointed by the Supervisors Of New-York, two by
tie Supervisors Of kngs, one by tie Supervisors OF
Richmond Coun,ics, and the Superintendent. Of tie
M,tropolitan Police lie sustained hs motion by
- ligh al nm a disru
ylich the doctors aud politicians were moeI proni-
nent. Among the politicians were Messrs. Aivord,
Mcleod and Snyder. Among the doctors the chief
y,r. Me,,s. Bowen Benedict, Raymond and X ce
Nr. Alyords amendment was voted down without
a count On Mr. NcLeods, the roll was called, aud
the result war As llovs:
YIAs-M..,. Al,ord. BU,leii Boots,s,er, Callahan,
Chud. CoJains,ou Coy Co~i.. Darcy Doyle Ely f'h'f
oo,lls Or,eu. HILL hAlnE J. h.,eg'' yohs'on J'1e'
nss Meo,ns.a Mcleod OBii.n Ogden. oiv.ny, rsnhsld
Pro,ost s.Is sc,emsEefn. ss~Iss Saith Is.mAn' a"
SATs-as.'. Gs.Isy. Ans,u' A1;hsay. ty'Iy. B..ds
Bcl.aic' Bswsa. Brad nur' A. > S.,n'u - OI,h'
n... .. G i,u,S 1: Scsbs ~ mass M.ado1
Ne. ss ned'. Ss i fhs Red arda.oa kcs Root,
shrrsood sryd. sPc.s,f spring. ss.,.oo srrei Toy
Tr.v Van Eiten ID. Waterbury. Wheeler. Wiafd, Nlbor.
Mr. Loutrel then moved 10 amend by assessing the
expense II the institution upon the several counties
10 proportion 10 the population. Ihis being voted
question, and ihe bill passed after long and arda-
ous strugge On the first and second calling OF the
roll hut Sixty names were obtained, and the hoor OF
the chamber Was the scene Of al active canvass Tor
about twenty inmates. Three who had voted in the
affirmative changed one changed from negative TO
affirmative. One OF two were brought In from the
purlleus and compelled to vote one way or the other
Some who bad hoped 10 escape by lodging were
compelled 70 vote against the bill violate certain
en.ageuien,s by voting Tor ii. Some took ono horn
some another.
The bin was then passed as follows:
YEAS -Me..n Aotsy Alley, AndIu, Anthony, Avery
pesir Bsteict Bowen. Band BUR- A. J. Cornell p Cor
neil CrDiiendsn, Dsffov J. &. Davis, Depow, Dewey,
butcher lily 0erc Cray, Hsssy Hasse, T. ? hs'uLs
Hsf'eion. HouEhton Egds1n HuburJ, Iake Lutinron,
I,n.su Mo, so., Mooonesai Mcleod. heMulsn, hsddoI
Ns.o. r.ron Moore, Neher bgten, Phelps, ficsett
P.rc. Porter Pring~ PTyn. Reed Bedinson, kieo Root
LID, i y Thomss " VI Tbofaa. Tovpsiey, Tracey,
VA Etlsu, d. Ws.sbufy, Wheeler, Wizard, and Wioof
Noss-tG
EANs-Mesr.. N,oFd Bsrb, Bartlett Boos,,aver bIy
an Csyaian thids Codding'0n, C0-y COw'es, Darcy
Dsylo Fisher Fulton, Goihn. Green. Han H,rns }: =
iI.yes John.ou Jones Kenny Laof. Lamont Lesmy Lou
trei Murphy O'Brien OlYauy. PAfce Pecs Feuhed Fio
at sane schen.efhon. searl-s. Seymour, smith say
d,f Z a.. a. Van yl-et. Ward and WeabfooE Nsys-s
- r. Hrfgo rorrasrondent Of TYk ~ T.