New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

| SENATE. -. ALBANY, April 10, 1852.
The bill relative to additional cash capital TO sx.
listing funds Of mutual marine insurance companies
was reported for the consideration OF the Senate.
The following bills were ordered to third read
ing;
TO amend the charters of the Metropolitan Med.
Cal College and the Long Island College Hospital.
To authorize the extension Of streets In Brooklyn.
To amend the Flatbush avenue act.
To amend the law relative 20 expenditures for the
apprehension Of criminals.
To punish frauds upon laborers, and others seeking
employment.
fbe Metropolitan Health bill came up from the
Assembly. warm contest ensued on its reference
| Mr. BRADLEY moved its reference to the Com
mttee on Commerce and Navigation.
Mr. GANSON hoped it would be referred 10 the
representatives from the district interested
Mr. MURPHY favored the latter reference, Ell
matter of simple justice.
Mr. CONNOLLY said the Mayor Of the City de-
sired to be heard in relation to the bill He had not
been afiorted an opportunity by the Assembly Com
mittee.
Several members spoke for and sgains: the bill on
the question Of it's reference.
Before action was tsken the SPEAKER an
nouuced the special order, the Annual Appropriation
bill.
Progress was reported.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. BELL introduced bill declaring the Office OF
County Judge vacant where srch Judge shall absene
himself from the county for moro than twenty days.
Referred TO the judiciary Committee to report com.
plete.
The Committee reported in favor Of the enlarge
ment Of the Erie and Oswego Canal, to allow the
passage of Federal gun boats, the General Govern
msnt to furnish the means ESTIMATED at $0goVo0l.
The Committee recommended the passage Of Senator
Smiths bill.
The bill for the enlargement OF the locks on the
Erie and Oswego Canals was considered in Commit
tee of the Whole aid ordered to third reading.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. ELY, as question of privilege brought 70
the notice Of the House the personal difficulty oci
curing between himself and Mr.. Murphy of Erie,
and offered preamble and resolution relating there
to. After mutual explanations, the resolution wss
Withdrawn.
Tie bill TO amend the Excise law came down from
the Sepsie.
Mr.. MeMULLEN moved It's reference TO The Com.
miitee on Towns and Counties.
Mr.. RICE moved il 90 to the Judiciary Commit
tee. -
After sharp skirmish between the friends Of the
bill and tho Temperance members, Mr.. Rices mo-
ton WAS adopted
Mr.. McMULLEN moved to instruct the Commit
tee to report the bill the frs thing Saturday morn.
ing. Carried.
Dir. SCHOLEFIELD announced to the House
that report had reached the city, Of the capture Of
Gen. Beauregsrd. This was received with loud
cheers.
BILLS PASSED.
To provide for the extension of the Chenango
Canal.
To incorporate the Firemen's Savings Institution
Of New-York.
To prohibit officers and managers of institutions
supported in whole in par, by the State being in
terested ia contracts for supplies Of materials.
Enabling the Supervisors Of New-fork to raise
money by tax for certain purposes. For extending
the time of the completion OF the Erie and New.
York City Railroad. Incorporating the Union
Home Cor Children Of the families Of Volunteers not
other~ lee provided for.
Several Claim bills ordered to third reading
The Supply bill was considered in Committee Of
the Whole, and the amendment incIeasiDg the duty
on salt srickea out. Pending the question Of order
ing the bill to n third reading the House adjourned