New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27

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& ,smhly now declare The Sena;, adjourned '.s de
ASSEMBLY.
The Conference Committee reported that the
Senate reoeded from lts amendments to the Gold
iii. whereupon Speaker Cslhoot declared the bill
duly passed, and the Assembly took recess.
The House again met shortly afterward, and the
SPEAKER delivered the following addressi
GEsr1ExEN THs ASSEMBLY: The time fred by concur
resolution for the final adjournment o. the Legislature
has arrived Although the organization Of this Assembly was
not effected without struggle Of peculiar severity i subo
quent deliberations have been conducted with fair degree Of
ca nness and harmony; It's labo win compare fVorsby
those Of any previous session aud has resulted Ia much
alton that required for the welfare Of the State
We Rave reason be thankful 10 Divine Providence that no
,e. in cur body has been vacated by sickness death
solemn thought that shall neyer probably all meet
t =. FORGET whs,eyer personal Differences may have
saed and hepesorth cherish only the pleasant MEM
cries of tho past. :,
cannot myself that have been entirely free from mis-
take but have ondsavored to act Is mpsrtisly " ntei
gently, and efficiently possible, and have been greatly
ded by your kind cooperation aud support IT, By the gd
Of the Of order any Of has At times
felt biuse ssgreved trust that DO III feeling has been n
that way engendered and that will do me the usieeto De
ieye that In my Official capacity, your presiding ocer
ave administered the parliamentary to the best Of my
knowledge and ability without feat favor Affection Let
hope tina, before shah have convened ID h
oar, Of our nsons territory win be srtinguhed the Fsde-
raj Union esoTed aud the authority OF the Gener oo'eu
ent everywhere enforced and spectsd 20 that the
Of tb North and The ,;.r States OF tie South may be
nswed With the heartfelt wish that you may zach ana al o.
ouiney your respective homes and that your
al fsIe~en "a PGsuancO Of he joint resolution Of the
SSnse aud Assembly now declare this hou,e oil the A'ob
by Of the state Of New-York adjourned she die.
from Our Special Correspondent ,.,.
The session Of the Legsture, which, at the date OF
nv last, seemed likely to last for al indefinite time
longer, came 10 a sudden collapse this morning.
Zach House had passed one or two resolutions hhlnR
various times of adjournment, bot the other bad
tailed 10 concur in them. This morning. however,
the ssembly resolution to adjourn at ii to-day was
sgIctd 10 by the Senate, rs was generally expected
last III INT, and the attendance was consequently,
very min. An immense number Of bills IN various
stages of progress left undecided aud the con-
fdent anicipsiions Of large crowd Of suitors for
legislative favor have been dashed 10 the ground.
TIE GOLD BILL.
No bill before this Legislature, with the excep-
ton, possibly of the Broadway Railroad bill, has
excited 70 deep aud universal an interest the Gold
bi; and strange 10 SAY, even Il tins moment ~ is
impossible TO say with certainty what is the effect
of the legislative actio1 upon Is. The features Of
Mr. Deans BILL originally reported in the Assembly,
are well known, and it is equally well known that
the Senate amended il by substituting It's own much
more stringent bill. This, in turn, was iavorably
rslorted by The Bank Committee Of the Assembly,
which House did not concur In the report, but ad.
bered TO its own bill. Committee OF Conference
then became necessary. This Committee recon-
uended the adoption Of the Assembly bill, and the
Senate concurred in its report. This morning the
report Of the Conference Committee was called up
in the Assembly, the House being very thin at the
.ime-no quorum, IN fact, being preseni'-so that
any action upon the report would have been
nuhiy.
Speaker Callicot held that, iDasmuch as the Con.
ference Committee had reported in favor OF the bill
already pasfed by the Assembly, and the Senate bad
concured with the report, no further action ON the
part Of the Assembly req aIsiIe 10 give II validity
and be should therefore treHt 1t az bill regularly
enacted. The Lieut. Governor, ss President Of the
Senate, takes entirely different view Of the mat
ter, and holds that the bill cannot posebly, under
the circuu stances have the effect Of law. The mo,t
thorough paIhaueptariGns here appear TO coincide
with the Lieut. Governor; but the question Is a
troublesome one and If the Governor, before whom
the bill now is should approve il, 10 is generally
believed lie will It may be carried before the Courts
The money markets OF the continent have been
atated by the fluctuations Of this bull aud the tele-
pTath has been crowded with inquiries 10 its
profpects est only from Wall street, but from Bos
ton, Philadelphia and Baltimore
YlIR BANK BILL.
No law hos been eEacled al this session OF more
Importance than that 10 ,hsnSo'hs G~"~'al n"nti@s
Law 50 as TO make United States d0vernnens stocks
be basis Of banking insttutioL$ ~ came near iaii-
ing having only passed the Assembly at a late hour
last evening IL reads as follower
Az ACT amend tbs BAnsins LsNs OF this state. 49,
sac Prom aud alter the Its.ase OF this act, the curites
hereafter be dey5ned vita tho Superintendent Of the
BANKING Department for note. FOR cculson 90 be s1cd 20
any corporation joint ,iCeE association 90 banking paFPos
ndgd1 banker .h be 'tocts Of this state 'Rd OF the
United Sst Ia tho following proportions that 10 10 ssyt not
excel twohds csutGm In United state. soess aud
n then onohifd per etDum In stocks Of this State
boh be equal be made equal stocks yislcns
the Of sI Iocentum per Annuu4 aud the
euno. held by the bank Department. 90 far a. the
consist Of United states stocks and stock. Of TIL, STATE may
be adjusted en- the application o. any PsJ concerned, 80 a.
10 bs In accordance with the rovisions Of this section
SAC. e. 1hl 81 ,hsIl take effect Immediately.
THE ANNUAL TAX BILL.
A fierce contest has ragged through the last two or
three eittings over this BILL although 1t passed
quietly enough In the frat instance. clause was
Inserted in the Senate requiring County Ireasurers
10 detol in the State treasury all balances In their
hands on the first OF April in each year, and the bill
thus amended was passed by the Assembly. A
lep6on Of County lTeasuIers whoee perqusites were
tbus cut off, rushed ~ once 10 Albany aud an effort
was made TO got the bill back from the Governor 10
whom il had gone on The ground that the Assembly
had passed the bill with this feature in IT, without
fully understanding its import, or ID It wa said,
that It was smuggled through" resolution 10
al eG Ct passed tho Assembly but the Senate was
firm, and although two several Conference Com
rniIees were sucoesnyely appointed, that BODY would
not recede from It's action.
TUNULT IN THE ASSEMBLY.
There wp lively time IN the Assembly last
evening, when il frst convened. When the Speaker
called tbs House 10 order at il perceived that
the clock was some ten minutes too fast aud an exc
poson of Democratic wrath 1t once ensued. II being
CHARGED tLat ii had been designedly altered, with
inent TO pass the soldiers bill over the veto before
the Democrats were in their places. The conduct
of certain members of that party was violent IN 'he