The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1851, Page 1

. THE NEW YORK HERALD. MORNING EDITION----FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1851. WHOLE NO. 6834. —— —— THE WATERING PLACKS, CRELLE, NEW YORK— | ry bast netr.—hl aaligntal summer feat ‘ot Thotpeon, Peok & Nixon, WM Hrondway. cornet Pa Bs AROYS, HYDROPATHIC INSTITOTE, A Ly tataloy June LI, Woh. —Wilaas J. Ral i. D., ians. abo Seiten ibe rede tor ed ‘part vy. owe, ani mo! . The xcursion to the above place.—leavia: the foot of at., NR. EY o'clook A M. Snring stroct 8%. Catheri id hy, new pler Twenty. Glam Cove at 356 P. re in favor of Nyy + tifying one. 10 ing oF ‘bathing. yee Roohelle. yard. URSION TO STRATTONVORT, BETWEEN E Ficehing and College Point —The steambout OTHELLO Swill maken excussion to Strattonport on Sunday next, July 250d, leaving a8 follows: ‘Wooster strese, two doors frou Amity streets are’ 12s, ~@onts cach way. RAND EXCUKSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND, LAND iM euch Fi LR 8. — G ing at Fort Hamilton at Core irsions to Coney care Island, for the sea ip-—From Spring street Mo: aq o’clook, and hal we 12 a ~~ {past 6, From he's eat haitpase 6, ‘nip from fiton at 8A. M D (SUMMER EXCUKSION FROM NEW YORK, Wy le Nove and Eric Kailrond. to Duncire and Batale: —in ce Railroad Cow; Dursuance of arrange ry oia.et th wi Sie crip. Parvengere wt or 7th of July, in the Company's Duane stroct, and will return from ‘2th, T opti fordiag av opportunity to visit Nia- ie Falls, or Detroit rT Lakes. is ia the Beat east the Vales ake ate en of ~ W. WINCHESTER, Harnden’s Bxpress,6 Wall FISHING BANKS pul BU XCURSIONS TO THE day Sa OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE U. 8. FRANKLIN, Jas. a. Wotton, Co ! leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to tnd KEKE, v1 pier No. 4 North river. Sars must pase through the post ‘ ‘attached te the wen PORTIMER LIVING OR LIVERPOOL—THE CITY OF GLASGOW.—THIS favorite steamship will sail from Phila Thi the I7th inst... ab 12 o'clock, ‘steamship, and her elegunt accom make ner & “most desirable conveysuce for those about visiting Kurope. ‘Fare im na. fore cabin, $00. Passongors will ‘are im the saloon. $)0; provided with Kailroad Tickets by ‘16 agents. For freight ‘Or passage, apply to Bias RICHARDOO place, 46S12R adel pia 1 Exchany # MAN I from P’ OK LIVERPOOL—UNITE!) 8 MAIL STEAM. LIC, Capt, Comstock steamship wiil do with the mails for Kurope, pos: vely on Savuriay. 3 Horas is o'ctock, Me-from her barth a: the fovtol Canal saree No berth sooured till paid for. All lettyrs and papers must ‘pase thi the Post Othee, For fre OF paannge, having ‘nequalled acoomm nad comfort, apply te et INS 56 Wall stgeot, Porttively no tr + Thure- 4 will succeed OR SAVANNAY. THE NEW AND SPLENDID steamship ALAMNAMA, Capt Ludlow, on ‘Saturday, Fy July, ae fo'cions ¢ M., ym Pier No. 4, Norta river, freight or parte ve ‘ oe ESR OF eS CER L MITCHELL, 194 Front street. Te FLORIDA, Capt. T m Saturday: lvth Juiy. OR CALIFORNI4.—U. BMPIKE C11Y, Lith Wisiters to California —W Oountrymen to state that our experience what the only reliable through line to Calirornia jail Lin ith theta: pendent Lis rough cueaper than on thet agent has. ad mere are not in the habit of breaking 1E NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALI. Nicaragua —The steamship PROMEBTHEUS pier No. 2 North river, on Monday, July 1, Juan direot necciag with ip Pacit ve. ul steamship Paoific will be in ive them. Passeucers may ssoure through (0.9 Battery place. MAIL S?HAMSHIP COMPANY.—ONLY ACIFIC through line for Caliieruia aud Oregon, via Ch 2 (Fare reduced. Gn Sai ’ July 12, at 3PM The sj ils for Chagres, connecting aship Panama, to leave the Ist of August. For passes or Ereight, apply at the office, 51 and 55 South street. or 177 Weert Mbreet, ‘corner of Warren rtrest OR CALIFORN(4, Via CHAGKES, O1RECT.—THE new steatoabip 1.a FAYETTE, 1.00 vous burtben, Uharler inrd, commander (late of steama ; Duly, aris crchocke trom her enact, o'clock, wl sh fenmer hee proved hore mer hae he vory fart and re WBarkanly vaso see vessel, (usin now on har Aree fro nrope,) and her scvoinmod: for first a Pree gers are wnsurpnase rou wo n ¥ran isco will be furnished mt reduood rates Perso engorme Baas in Hew Yors wilt he provided ish, Wakete so Bite free. t — Oe NE HELIA WA. 19) Front cteows 1k STRAMSHIP e ACTFIC in the Ohi Passengers leavin, United st f @onnect with steams ra, to anil fro oo a on o1 meg ‘tor apply at the office. Sra ir) Weee oki oet, vernon Warren steee CEAN STRAM NAVIGATION CONVANY roe Kreme ig Seuthampte ‘The U. 8. Mail stewus op HERMANN roe Crabtree, commander, wil! sail Saturday, Jaiy 12th, fro ‘clock, PM. Ab exporicnced Sane A inthors must page theovgi » « For passage or fretzint Agente, 4 Broadony ‘cet Office F pect delivered in Havre. ‘Bpply to MON LER, SAND & RIFRA, prinic Throwgh Lit an Prancieco hat Auaplce, sam eh at ico, terey. The following steam peotote teloasing vs the Paste Maii mehip Company are now in the Pacific, one of which wil) ware ip port ah aach end oC the renter the tet void The new steamship COLUMBIA will Biz, Detween Ser rte in 0 ‘Francisco and waiting at the former port he ervival ef the maile Passengers Panama, and ing without delay with the mail and passengers for ¢ steamer from San Francisco. A regular line of propoliers will be kopt ap for the rage of freight nad trance? passengers betworn a G4 Meamehip SARAH SANDS, of 1,50) tone ow jer sharter te the onpenp peowliarly we in her onbin arrangemeata, will be Rept running (Bs am extra family dome ‘One of thi anove etoamers will keep up the connection be en and the other Mexican porte. conprotion im the A‘iantic will be maintained by the Staten mail steamahi {antone” ORRSCENT CITY 1,50 bone 3.0) tons. CHEROKER 1159) tome J2tan Sone. PHTLADELP HEAL ton tons, Leaving New York for Chagres on the 11th and 8th of ena? romohive BL DOBADU ation aw poani hie oF New with the Pacific stonmsn ips, * in Morice one wo jew York to Uhagree will be a8 the lowes Any tafe nea steamer thowe porta. herthe. apply at the roe of the Companys, ‘troot. and sk thete ncenoy, LFF Wank resort TRAVELLERS GUIDE. BOY RAILROAD LIN w NeW im Stine, Solem NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY. THE LEGISLATURE NOT ADJOURNED. Flare-up between the Assembly and the Attorney Genoral. THE CANAL BILL. Charges of Bribery and Corruption. The Commissioners of Bmigration. LIST OF BILLS PASSED DURING THE SESSION. THE GARDINER CLAIM AT WASHINGTON, &o., &e., &e. Highly Interesting from Albany. BY MORSE’S LINE, OFFICE 16 WALL ST. PROM OUR GPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. Axvany, July 10—9 P. M. ‘The most important transaction which occurred in the Legislature to-day, was the proceedings in the House upon a report of the committee instituted, no doubt, to investigate tho alleged offer of bribe to the Attorney General. Mr. J. J. Townsend, chairman of the commit- tee, arose and gravely stated that he had received a most insulting and abusive letter from Mr. Chatfield, in answer toa summons to appear before the committee and testify, The Attorney General's letter, dated the 8th inst., was read; in it he acknowledges that a bribe of $10,000 was offered him some two weeks since—but he considered the matter by no means criminal, because the Canal bill was not thena law. In alluding to the corruptions of the Legislature, Mr. Chatfield stated that the House had suppressed the report made by the late Canal Fund Investigating Committee, to screen a whig office holder; that a very important bill, which passed both houses, taxing certain great interests, and deeply interesting to a large portion of this State, mysteriously disappeared when in charge of a public officer, between the Senate chamber and the executive chamber; that a Public officer of high trust was accused before the Assembly, of making a report to the Commissioners of the Canal Fund and transmitting it to the Legisia- ture, without authority, and with the names of the commissioners forged upon it; and that upon this charge acommittee was raised, but investigation was smothered; that @ pnbise officer, having custody of the public money, has without authority of law, taken the Sinking Funds, and used them for unlawful purposes, but that no in- quiry has been madr; that some twenty persons have been Gesignated as an organized company to take the entire contracts under the (anal law; and then, he soys, if these matters are not of sufficient importance to engage the attention of the House, with what pro- piety can it take cognizance of the alleged bribery case? The House, feeling itself insulted, adopted a revolution returning the communication to the Attor- ney General; but be re-transmitted it, demanding ite insertion upon the journals of the House, Tho whole ailair bas ended in siaoke. Astrong effort was mude, in the Senate, to run through be bill abolishing capital punishment. Mr. Baboook eucereded in deveating it, He thonght the question would bearheavily on political elections A compromise bas been made with the Commissioners of Em gration. and Dr. Stewart remains in office until the first of January. Wonderful pressure is being made to secure the mea sure ousting George W Matvell from the office of Chief of Police, New York The strongest whig delegation that has Leen here during the session, are now urging vey means, but the firmness of Mr Babeock, of the Senate, willeave the chief, Mr, Bb. absolutely refuws to countenance any movment to late Mr. Matsell cut of office ‘The bill abolishing tolls on railroais has just passed the floure; and the House bas also just adopted a reso- lution extendiig the sessien until noon to-morrow. The fens te will agree. ‘The resolution offered a few days since, by Mr Dewey, in the Assembly, appointing a committee to invertigate the traneactions of the Commirsioners of Emigration, was adopted this afternoon, (Teli Messrs. Develin, Min- turn & Co., to set their houses in order.) A very stringent bill has just been introduced by Mr. Beckman, as drawn up by order of the Commissioners of Emigration ; it porsesses mony extraordinary features, but remorkable as they are the bill will both Houses. It is said that this will be (he means of giving power te the commissioners to unite with the steamboat and rail- read monopolids, in forming # combined monopoly for the transportation of emigrants from Quarantine to Chi- cago. This will disband emigrant robbing between New York and Buffalo. Wm F. Russell, democrat, and R. J. Hampheey. whic, Dave just been appointed « committer bo esaoune the accounts of the Treasurer, Comptroller, and su ociutea- dent of the Bank department. The Medraw bill amaizamation soboot having araln been frustrated ip the House, in obtaining an amount of public funds, succeeded this morning in ru nin the Senate a bill giving it $1.00. It was Mouse, together with bills granting large amounts to the Rochester ,Upiversity) Albany sectarian concern, and the Genewe College. From the feeling in the Houre to-night, there is no prospect that either will pass. ‘The Goveroor has appointed John C. Spencer, Wm. L. Marey, Rev Dr. Fe? Frauklin Towasend, F. A. and James H. Titus. of New York, trustees of the State Asy- lum for Idlote—a new institution BNEW YORK LEGISLATURE, BPHCIAL SESSION, BY BAIN’S LINE, OY F1CK 29 WALL STREET. Senate. Ansany, July 10, 1951. PRUDAL TRNURES, A long debate ensued on a bill for ex: oguishing feutal enures, bared upon the following: olved, That the Jedieary Comiaittos be instructed to At the oorlies vabie hour & inil bor of Wm b orsen, fu aheo the reper 8 times ) the many with oa rit hed ae agewoy ia [ pact teed » contin aed y of thone beast ‘ to i ¥ fool it ¥ continuance, 18 ie in eh their rey ' ‘ Tanm C Vita of thi community at ares tthot the whole post! contribute, in some removal ant ment of this tenure an: nts pon fur a terms to all par ics. resolution were laid on the tale. RAILROAD RLECTIONS. A bill passed. providing that wher eneieot's rectors of raiirond companies is appointed t> be hoid on Monday, it may be held on the Wednesday followiag. ORPHAN ARVIN, The Senate coneurrei in the amendment of the As sembly to the genere! eppropintion bill. whieh appro. printed twenty thousnod d \lers to the orphan asylums n the State, but out of the eity of New York. CHANGE RELATIVE TO IMP FLACTION OF SENATORS. A revolution, amending the constivution. ro that one bslf of the Senators elected should go out each year, was adopted. ‘Tbe bill and THE HORNY AND FULTNEY ner ATER Mr. Barcoce reported adveree to the bill sppropristiog money to pay the expenses of an agent to go to Kurope, to procure testim: ny cone: raing the title of the Hornby and Pullmey estacer, and the bill was rejected. THANKS To LIRCT. Gor. cHUREH A resolution of th « to Lieut. Gov. Church was unanimously adopted, and Mr Morgan, as President 110 tempore, took chair MOVEMENT RELATIVE TO MUN: OF CAPITAL PU’ 7. ‘The bill pro for committing to pricon persona fownd guilty of murder, there to remain til the Gover- vor ¢ Ap execution, came u for consideration Mr. Wussase sdvoented thie ill 8 x ep in the pro. erven of the day, and nue FRE—PROPOSED AROLITION HM ie demanded by the increased clvilination of t Hie alluded to Michigan asa State where the good effect of the change was evidenced Mr. Beramas said that the Senator from the third sei riet ( um ple of the goed effect of hinent, It ts a moet wort snd gloated over—to destroy an entire train of pase-a- gers. Murders by the wholesale in that State are to be (noted as an illustration of t to be done by abol- isbong capital puoishment, Mr. B. protested against the pareage of the law it obable that a long debate would ensue, he bl wea id om the tate. 8 Sete A recess was taken till half past seven. EVENING SESSION. BILLS APPROVED RY THE GOVERNOR, The Governor transmitted bis ded to consider the bill ame: the charter of ‘he city of New York, and which bill includes a removal of the Chief of Police. Mr. Wititams moved to strike out the second section, which includes the provisions relative to the police, Mr. Moncan opposed this motion. Mr Coox said endurance in respect to an officer hold- ing over might cease to be a virtue. It scemed. as the law is now, that one man blocked the will of the Alder- mon snd Assistant Aldermen of the city. Mr. Curtis said this seemed like a rebuke by a Whig Legislature to a Whig Mayor. He did not know that it was not proper in him to interfere, The Senate did not finish the consideration of the New York Charter Bill, but took up the Supply Bill, P They will probably adjourn till to-morrow, ay the Le gislature has extended the session to noon to-morrow. Assembly. Auvany, July 9-13; P.M. ‘The following {a the protest offered by Mr Maurice to the passage of the Canal bill, and which was ordered to be entered upon the journal of the House:— To tho Hon. Jos. B, Vanwum, Speaker of the House of Assembly— We. the undersigned members of the House of Assem- bly, favorablo as wo are to the completion of the oanals, but mindful of the obligation of our oath to support the constitution of the State, and believing that the now before the House of Assemb'y, for the yoment of the Erie, and the completion of the tenesee ay and Black Rivir canals, violates the constitution, do solomn- ly and earnestly protest against such bill, ag unconstitu. [eos and request that this, our protest, be entered on the jc wrnal of the House Assrmmy CHamurn, James \pocget of Queens, ° D. C. Leroy, of Onondaga, Noble 8. Biderkin, ef 'St. Lawrence, H. Wooster, of Herkimer, J. Charles Higbee, of Steuben, E of Suffolk, Loran Bushnell, of 3 Sam’l Jayne, of Yates. John Pool, Lewis Ryder, 8. Stilwell, of St, Lawrence, J. Shatton, of Sullivan, Jobn P. Charles Robinson, Milton Barnes, ‘The following is the vote on the Canal (ce Yras—O. Allen, larke, Col Cooke, Corser, Curti twas. Elwood, Ely, Par Feller, Ferris, Fitabugh. For nch, Gilbert. Glearon, Graham. H Gregory, W. ry, Green, &. Barris, 1. Hiseria, Heath, Hines, Howard, Hoppin, Humphro er soll, Kellogs ‘Luke, Langdon,’ Leggott, Leslie, MoLouth, ber, Moss, Nelson, Norton, Pardes. J. L. Perry, Rumsey, Ryan. Severance, Sherman, Shults, vena, Swordi ‘uthill, Underwoud, Varnum.’ Wakeman, W. Wheeler, Whiteside, Yeomavs—4i ors—R Babcock, Bourne, Bushnell, Coffin, Davis, Den- n Elderkin, Migby, Horton, Jayne, Kinsley, Lawyer, Low's, Méurtog. Miles Minicr, Noble, Pools, Ryder, Robinson, Shall, ET. Smith, Snell, eh, Stil- Well, Beratton, A. A. Thompson, 0. ¢. Thompson, Wooster, rig! Acoauy, July 10, 1851. THE HAILROAD TOLLS. In Assembly to-day, Mr. Bravrow presented a remon- stranoe against removing tolls from railroads. ANTE-GAMMLING BLLL—CHANCERY ACCOUNTS. Mr. Baxrx moved to take from the table the Gambling Dill, and to refer it to a select committee to report forth- with. Mr. Capy moved to increase the Committee on Chan- cery Accounts to five. Lost. THE COMMON SCHOOL Laws. Mr. Bunnoucus cffered a resolation that the Governor appoint » commissioner to embody into one act the com- mon school laws of this State, and that he be required to report to the mext Legislature. Adopted. THE COMISMONERS OF EMIGRATION. Mr. Cavy offered a rerolution, that a committee be ap- pointed to invertigate the #ffairs of the Commiasionors of Emigration of the city of New York, and to inquire into alleged abures and pecuniary embarrasments exist- ing ta that department. ir. J. Benkorcr moved to substitute the resolution offered a few days since. The amendment was adopted. Mr. Moss moved to amend, by «ppointing a conference from the House and one committee consisting of two trom the Sevate. Mr. 0. Aven moved to lay the whole subject on the table. Lest, by 39 to 50, Mr. Moss’ amendment was lost, 29 to 49. Mr. Suvenancr moved the previous question on the adoption of this resolution. Adopted. TUE CHARGE RELATIVE 10 THE AFTEMPTED BRIMING OF ATTORNEY GENERAL CHATFIELD. Mr. Townsrnn submitted a report of the committee appointed to investigate the charges in relation to the Attorney Geueral having been olfered a bribe to not bring an injunction against the Canal bill. Mr. T. also presented a commuuication from the Attorney General, who had beeu summoned tw attend the investigation, but had failed to do #0, ‘The communication was read by the Clerk Mr Townssnp submitted some remarks upon the do- Hie suid it was one of the most unparaileled rde of our country. No such document had ever been addressed to suy government, and should not now be passed by without censure. He concluded by any ing that the Attorney General had been guilty of a grose insulting covtempt of the Legislature. tle thougbt the Proper mode to pursae was to return, in silent coatempt, the communication received from the Attorney General without note or comment, and if it was nece. to ha ® committee appointed to thoroughly investigate the cha ges of corruption made by him, he offered a series of Tesowutions request ing that 4 committee be appointed, censuring in high torms, the course pursued by Mr. Cbatbela Mr. Maurice followed. He ettributed this whole sen- sation to the vein glorious flourish of the geatiemsn fom Westchester (Mr. Briggs). Had he beon a tis less hasty, and waited until the gentleman frm St Law. rence (Mr. Elderkin) had made an explanation, (hw bor ad for this investigation would have been super- neded. 0: Levi, THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF PUMLIC OFFICERS. Mr. 0. Avion moved that the matter be Laid on the tobie until the vote could be taken upon the bill rep ed this morning from the judiciary, in relation to power od duties of ps ble officers.” Carried The questio * upon concurring to amendments made by the Senate, The amendments were not con. cui 1 TEMENT RELATIVE TO THE ATTEMPTED HRIMERY ‘The matter in relation tu the Attorney Gonerd was resumed Mr A A. Trosrson submitted a few remarks im exes Of the course pursued by the Attorney Qvaneal. Mr. Bascos foilowed. explaining the cireomstance un- der which he bad moved the committee of investigation He wns not im his seat when the charge was made by Mr Fiderkin, that #n attempt hed been made to bribe the Attorney General. He, however, did so om the first available opportunity being in bis reat, Mr. Mav offered an ameadment. that the commit- ged from the further consideration of the enbject Jor Exornuss followed im some remarks in explanation of his porition. He had intended no disrespect to any one, ip aeserting that an cifer had been made to bribe the Attorney General. The rupwr was rife in the vicinity of the place where be soopeed Mr. Waxestan moved the previews 7 adoption of the resolutions, and to# OMISSION KIS OF 4 ion on the ‘mn #99 adopted Tie bie ond order to 6 the bill in relation to tae Gommirsionors offered an amendment. o that the section pill im relation to the abolition of the office o bysician (o ibe Marine Hospipal +hovid not take effect Unit the first day of January pext. Carried, Tho bill ‘was then ordi red tos third reading THE ACTS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS, Mr. Hravn entled for the coneideration of the resoia- tion to eppoint a committee to investigate the acta of the Treasurer, Comptroller, and Banking Department ‘The bevr of balloting was postponed until 6 P.M. THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION AGA: ex offered the following resolution: — the Select Con mittee, which h i heretofore had charge of comimitsion, with the additi thereof Mr. Bivens moved to lay the resolution on tho table. Carried DISTRICTING THE STATR Mr Pinn moved that the bill in relation to the district. ing of the State be rad athird time. Carried fir be nor moved to recommit, with instructions te = e t the enncting clanse Lost ‘owsernp moved te recommit, with instructions to adda mew rection Cerrried WILLS REPORTED COMPLETE Mr. Baxex reported complots the Gamiling bill, Mr. TH Nepret reported complete # bill making appropriations to certain collegen. woop moved to THR NEW PARK IN NEW YORK W. 8. Garcony moved that the committer having charge of the New York Public Park be required port forthwith Mr. Wanesaw moved to amend, so that the com mittee Le ordered to report forthwith Carried. ANEW HET OF COMPROMISE RESOLUTIONS. Mr Astnow asked to introduce the following resolu. tions : ved, (if the Senate oo the compromires of the con formation .) That, while we cannot ve own ard to the impolicy of tome of the details of the sompromige. measures of the ast rete, we deem ith iy © to press Sections for the purpose of ncltation, or €> the rat of producing of reviving sectional controversies or embittering 1 vind od, Uf the coneur,) That the South is enti efficent to reoure the rights gnarantind to it je we earnestly hops of some of the provisions time of excitement is hat we eespect the oot th taave Ye ties or Treteet ect bettl e for nel vived, (if the Senate concur,) ht of the varions States of this Union, to regulate their Ektrnai poling scsording te thele ows sonviceioen aad that wo Will net, in anv way, interfere with thone rights. re ) That the Compromice pformity with _ t roving J coon ober jubmission heir provisions. “Objections being made, the resolutions were not intro- duced. A recess was taken till half past three. AFTERNOON SES THE NEW rane Mr. Swonns reported. complete the bill in relation to the New York Public Park. wiL.s Rrap A THIRD TIME. Anact to establish an Asylum for Ldlota, passed. Mr. Binp reported complete the bil! dividing the State into Congressional districts. The bill wae read « third time, and passed, after several motions to recommit were lost. ‘The Senate subsequently agreed to the amendments, and the Governor having signed the bill, it is a law. PUBLIC OFFICERS. Mr. O. Auten, from the Conference Committee, re- ported the bill in relation to the powers and duties of public officers, with amendments, which were con- curred in. NEW METHOD OF ELECTING SENATO! The Senate’s amendment to the resolutio tir segue to amend the constitution in regard to the election of Senators, were received and concurred in. RAILROAD TOLLS. ‘The act to abolish tolls on railroads was passed, after Protracted discussion, SUPPLY BILL. Mr. Wieezar, by consent, reported the Supply bill. THE HOUR FOR ADJOURNMENT. Mr. Burnovans presented a concurrent resolution to journ to-morrow at 2 o'clock, P. M. it was amended s0 as to read 120'clock, M., and adopt- ed as amended. A recess was taken till half-past eight o'clock. EVENING SESSION. THE TREASURERS ACCOUNTS. Mr Barrcas withdrew hiv name as acandidate for the appointment on the committee to examine the Trea surer's secounts The Asxembly then proceeded to ballot for caudidates for such offers, and with the followingjresult:—W alcott J. Humphrey was elected on the first ballot, and W. F. Russeil on second. ANOTHER COMMUNICATION FROM THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. A communication was received from the Attorney Ge- neral, returning his communication which was betore the House this morning. Le asked that it might be entered upen the journal of the House On motion of Mr Unvexwoon it was ordered to be re- turned, unanswered and unnoticed. SPECIAL ORDER. ‘The House went into Committee of the Whole, Mr. Fitzbugh in the chair, on the Supply bill After several unimportant amendments, the Supply bill was reported to the House, where it was read a third time and passed. ACADEMICAL APPROPRIATIONS, The bill appropristing moneys to certain academies, wus read ard pusted, STEAM SAW MILL IN NEW YORK. Mr Swouns reported complete the bill to authorize the erection of a steam saw mili in New York city. THR ANTIGAMBLING BILL. Mr. Baxyx moved that the Anti-Gambting bill now have its third reading. Carried. Mr. Brsor meved to recommit, with instructions to amend, by inserting a new avction.” Lost. Several other amendments were proposed, and either declared out of order or voted down, Mr. A. A. Tuoairson moved to amend, by inserting » slg excluding city avd county of New York om the operations ots it. Lost. ig The bill was then read and Mr, Monais moved to reconmder. THE ADJOURNMENT. The Seuate returned the amendment reeolution, fixing the time for @ final adjournmert to Friday, with a mes sage, informing the Houee that they had concurred ip the same, RPLIPF BILL. An act for the relief of Daniel Clark. Mr. Maurier moved to re-commit. Lost. ‘The bill was then read, and passed. The Aseembly then adjourned to 8 o'clock to-morrow morning. Titles of Acts PASSED AT THE EXTRA sAQSION OF THE LEGISLA TURE, WHICH COMMENCED ON THE 10TH DAY OF ta AND ENDED ON THE 10rH DAY OF JULY, (The Nos ave continiied from the laws of the regular session } 216, In relation to the Vienna and ines Springs Piank Roud Company. U7. To provide for the eivotion of recorders in cities, 218 In relation to the bridgee over the Ocoton river in the ceunty of Westchester, 219. To authorize the election of a supervisor in each ward in the city of Utica. 220. For the relief of Eleazer Hills 221. To amend the act incorporating the Saratoga Mu- tual Fire Insurance Company ‘222. For the relief of Patrick Rogers. 223 For the relief John U. Siaith end Warren Norton, contractors on the rurpended works of the Orangy canal. 24. ee the Supervisors of Oneida county to borrow money to build « bridge over the Mohawk. 226. To iveo @ the Ladies’ Union Aid Society the Methodist Episcopal Church in the city of New York. ‘226, To provide for the erection of a fire- proof building for too State Library, and for the better accommodation of the Legislature. 227 To enable the Recnerter, Lockport and Niagara Falls Railroad Company to straighten aud otherwise im- prove the track of their road 208. Authorizing the Northern Railroad Company to increase its capital stock. 229 To amend an act to revise and amend the several acts relating to the city of Brooklyn, passed April 4, 1850, 220. Making appropriations, in part, for the expenses of government for the fiscal year commencit g Ucvover Ist. 1860, and for other pu ' 21, To ancharize the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- monalty oi the coty of New York to raise money by loan, * public fund or stock. to be called che Jork Cry Bive Per Cent stock for Docks and dlips. +1. borize the Clerk of Chautauque county to 4 new seal for said county tease the umber of the Board of Trustees rence Academy 2» comnge Uhe name of Mary Owen to Mary Owon euthorize the Mayor, Aldermen and Gommon- alty of the erty of New York. to raise money by lowa, and to ereate ® potic fund or stock, to be called Croton Wa ter Btoek of the city uf New York 26. Tv amend un act entitied an ret to improve the Cayuga Creek road, iu the county of Erie, paswwd March 2. 1649. “8. To au horize the payment of canal damages to Ebenezer Humphrey 288. In relation to the width of highwaye in the town of Ghent. 28%, To change the names of Louisa Handley and Montague Hendley to Louien Handly Hall and Mon tague Unodley Mull, 240. Giving to the supervisors and justices of the peace of the town of Morristown, in the county rf st Lawrence, power to lease and regulate certain ferries ia raid tow 241. To amend an act entitled “An Act to Incorporate battalion im «f Richmond ” ee the inh: of the town of Pitts. y by tax, to lay out and open a certain eo ww the nty of Monroe, 243. To provide for the «ducation of the children of the Turearcra Indians in the county of Niagara. 244 To provide for the eieciiom of trustees of the Metbodiet bptecoy al Society of ite vielnity 245 Lo incorporate the Krond sy Saving:' In-tivution. 240. To ineory rate the Avyiuma tor Priendiow Boye in the city of New York 247. For the relief of James Stewart, contractor upon the eurperaed works om the Oswego canal ihe reliet of AP. M'Donnid, Juin I. Nichola, lienry De Graw. contractors upon the the Urwego caval wa? In relation to the Oswego county Agricultural Boriety the town of Wawarsing, Uleter county, to loan money, ane to provide fcr the payment thereof. M1. To amend the charter of the village ot Greenbush, 252 To constitute that part of the town of Mexico, Oswego c unty, tying within the corporate limits of said Ville ge. w separete rond 2s, To wusborize the County Clerk of Wayne county torroctd certain deeds. 24. To appropriate money to the Society for the Refor- mation of Juvenile Delinquents tp the oiy of New York, to enable them to ereot new buildings 45. To authorize the city of Troy, and certain railroad corperations, to subscribe for and become the owners of fteek for the construction of # soaread throagh Ube whole or come portion of the eity of Tre: 26, To prod yiny act entitled « An Act toamend the reveral acts in relation to the viliage of Amsterdam in * paseed May 26. 1841. ‘o Amend wn Ket paced May 3 1886 entitied to Incorporate the Albany county Muatoa Lo- ‘ompany.”’ bie the Bupervisors of the city and county 207. ‘An Act of New York to raise money by tax 260 Muking appropriation for the Clinton State Ti feon. 200. To authorize the construction of a drawbridge domages to James Woodward 262 To authorize the Northern Railroad Company to ftock in a railroed to Potedam village, or to con- tthe rame branch 23K xtending the boundaries and amending tite char- ter of the village of Ogdensburg. wea the construction of a drawbridge acroes the Byram river, from the vi Of Porcohesver, ip the county of Weotebester, to the Connecticut shore et To incorporste the Marshal infirmary, iu the city of Trey lal The grant to James N. Sackett lands under water hy Keopus, and to authorize him to erect and maintain docks upon the same © provide fir the equitable settlement of claim of Stites Johnson and Norman Butler, on their village of Sandy Lil | To authorize the commissioners of highways of fietemens cf 0 nuleanee euilend owned he the State in the aby Syracure.”” 2. "To provide for Dalton apd Long lake road. 272, To authorize the town of Sterling, in the county of Cayuga to borrow moncy, aud vo tax the town for the payment of the same 273 Appointing commissioners to lay out a public highway in the towns of Westinorland, Vernon, and Ve- ropa. in the county ¢f Oneida mt ‘To incorporate the New York Academy of Medi- cine. 25. To facilitate the construction of the Lewiston Railroad. and to authorize the Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Compeny, and the Lewiston Railroad Uompany to vpite in one company. 276. To increnes the powers and duties of the deputy collectors of assessments in the city of New York. 277. Declaratory of the act to authorize tho recording of wills, of real estate. and of exempMfication of judgment Teoords. and decrees in pestition suite, and for other pur- pores, pasted May 11, 1 218. ‘To amend'the act to incorporate the Fmigrants’ Industrial Savings Bank, passed April 10, 1860. mm In relation to the State arsenal in the city of New ‘ork. 280. Declaring valid the proceedings of the Superin- tendente of the Poor of the county of Niagara, aud the effect of certain proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of said county. & %1. In relation to the Onondage salt springs. 2s2, To amend the act entitled “An act to amend the charter of the village of Lansingburg,”’ &¢. 283. To authorize the Commissioners of the Land Office to sell certain lands belonging to the State, situate in the city of Syracuse, and purchase other lands. 264, Yor the relief of the Brewerton Dridge Company. 286. In relation to the canal deur, aud maintenance of ie canals for the fiscel year, commencing Octeber 1, 1661, and to provide for the completion of the works connected therewith. 26, In relation to mortgages on premixes in the city and county of New York, taken by the commissioners for Jouning certain moneys of the United States. 287. To enable trustees of consolidated district No. 2, te Batavia, to levy « tax for the support of a school oure 288 Authorizing the Commissioners of the Land Office to grant certain lands under water, 289. To authorize the “pprainal of canal damages to the Buffalo and Black Rock Railroad Company 200. For the relief of Philip H. Bonestal 291. Making appropriations for certein academies for the year 1560. 292, To change in part the northerly boundary of the Village of Ulster. 293, To incorporate the Onondaga county Savings In- stinution. 294 In relation to the District Attorney of Kings county. 285. To revise and amend the several acts to incorpo rate and to inerease the capital, aud extend the powers ofthe Scdus Canal Co. 206. To incorporate the society fur the relief of desti- tute children of seamen, 207. To amend the act entitled “An act to incorporate the Orphen Arylum Society. in the city of Brooklye. 208. To amend the act entitled “An act to create th Croton Aqueduct Department in the cityof New Yor 200. For the relies of the trustees of the Strong Place Baptist Church, Brooklyn 800, To authorizes Roger Patterson, an alien, to bold convey real estate, 1. To authorize the children of George 8. Tiffany, to take real estate by descent or devise, %2. To establish tbe location of the Canastota and Morrisville plank rowd. %3 Toamend an act declaring Racket river a public highway. 904, Authorizing the Mayor, &e., of New York city to a public fund, to be called Public Building 3. 30. Confirining proceedings of certain town oflicers of Lorraine, Jefferson county. 206, Authorizing a railroad company to construct « roud from Hicksville to Cold Spring Harbor. 37. To incor porate the Orient Wharf Company. 208. Providing for repayment of moneys in the towns of Clay ano Sebreppel ggkt Atuending the act relating to the village of Fort np. 220. Authorizing the election of officers in Silver Creek 311, Relating to x road district in the viliage of Platte- burg. 312. Amending the charter of the village of Westfield, 215, Relative to the Sehoharie aad Dusasburg Tarn- pike Rosa Company. 814 Relative to x toll gate on the Niagara Palls and Lewirton Plank Koad 315 To provide for building a bridge on the site of the Oswego Falls brivge. 816. ‘To construct # canal bridge in Oswego. SIT. To incorporate the Lewiston Water Works Com- pany 518, For the relief of the Middletown and Delhi Plank Road Company. 319, To amend the act entitled “An act in relation to the assesment and collection of taxes in the city of New York.” 22u. To amend the act to provide for the incorporation lages. pared Dovember 7, 1847, as far as relates to Village of Corning. 221. Authorizing married women, who may be members And stochbolders of any incorporated company, to vote At elections of directors and trustece. 822 To provide tur the publication of general laws in form, in relation to the care and mainteoance of the x P'Q2i, To authorize the Schoharie and Albany Plank Rosd cmpany to borrow money. B24. To inocrporate the itome Savings Bank 826. To incorporute the Ishun Hydraule Company, 86 To umetd the charter of tbe village of Havana. 827. Declaring Chautangue river a public highway S28. In relation to the Kume and Oswego Railroad Com- of Us pan: sa To change the name of the Plainville Methodist Epircopal Society in Yates county 480. Authorizing the board ot Supervisors of Tomp- bins county to divide gospel and school moneys beloag- ing to the towns of Enfield, Ulysses aud Ithace ~S1. To establish a ferry acrons the Hudson river, feos Dew Hamvurg to Hampton $52. To meurporate the New York Juvenile Aeyiam 88. Authorizing Phineas B. Drake to establish of try actors the Genesee river, mm... ‘To turther amend the act for the relief of Leah jcrtis, 488). ‘To preserve the bridge over the Oswego canal and Onwego river, at Onwego Fails. 26, Further dan act to conentidate and amend the net to iver} te the eity of Builalo, B97. ‘Lo couth m the «Mieial nets of Heary Bvore! b Btiatton, and James MeEoteo. commissioners, ke JK For the rebef of Wm. Bpeneer. r ¥. Amending the acts iueorporating the village of Fulton 340. To wend the act providing for the ineorperation Of Villages sy far ae relntes to the Vidage of Cohves. 344. Kequiring the treacurer of Fuiton county to re- ford certanm mouies 244 Authorizing the Northern Railroad Company to tend ite pier at '* Point, on Lake Champiatn GAS. In relation to the Oxwego canal. Wd. Le incorporate the Ulster aud Tivoli Ferry Com- end Chapter 8, part 5, of the revised statutes, oraiping swamps, &c. To change the vane ot Elisha Brewn Hogmire, to Elba Hoxmure Brown {47 Authorizing the Comptroller to loan to the town of Weethield, Chauiavque epunty, $4,000 to build a bridge, € M8. Avtborizir g the Canal Board to settle the claim of ‘The may Bue >. rining the supervisors of Kings county to T the ereotion of a penitent to provide for the maiatemance of the b, Fu the a 2 To provide for the settlement and adjustment of an award iv fever ot Horace Hote skies and Wan. 2, suitia, agninst the agent of Sing Sing prion. 363 Auth rinrng the Caan! Board to make an equitable sett meni for the building of a bridge actors the Uswego canal at the village of Oswego. 264. To ameud au act to incorporate the village cf Pul- ton. 265. For the relief of Thomas J, Strong and George W. Cheve: y, 446. Further to amend the act to establish the Dutchess Turnpike Company 25T Authorvaing the Thereen and Alexandria Plank. Toad Uompany to borrow mone 368, To amend an act suthorising the incorporation of Tural cemetery asroeintions. 364. Providing for the appraisal and payment of canal damages ty Oliver Barker 800, For the r lief of R. Nelson Geer and Charles Sto. | Veps contractors on the Oswego canal 81. Providing for the education of the children of ‘Derawanda Ivaians 2. For the mmprovement of the Saranac river and lake 063 To amend the charter of the village of Piermont in the county of Kockland C4 Aurhorining Hemy R. Purdee to establish a ferry ‘se: ors the Hudson river from Cold Spring Lantiag ead Vbiliprtown. in Putoam county, to the wert «nore 145 An act making Minerva creek aad Trout brook, in Kerex and Warren counties * public highway 506, To simend ap act in relation to free schools in the elty of Trey, and school dictrict No. 10, in Lausingburg. SOT Torelense the interest of the State to certain real estate of which John Dorriey died selaed, to Bdward Dortiey and others &4. To meorporate the Fire Department of Newburg S00, To confirm the title of John raison, jr., to real ertate, * HO, ‘To incorporate the Irving Sevings’ Institution of ew York. 871. ‘fo subject cortain debts owing to non reridents to texation 8I2 To amend the act extending the boundaries of the village of Ogdensburg 873. Authorisng a te survey toptte highway, lead- ing frem Rochester to Lewiston, Ridge road. 74. To determine the residemce of the occupants of the house at Weskingboe Hollow, Dutehess county. 876. Aucbur ining ipervisors and justicns of the pence of the town of Newton, to two plaose i said town to be used for the © of pi . S76, Tn reintion te the salary of agents of the Oaon- ange Indians For the relief of Teabella Chisholm, LTS In relation to canal appraisers, Te arend “An Act to incorporate the village of tain real catate in Erte county January 25. . aying out and constructing the | | PRICE TWO CENTS. 381. Authorizing the supervisors of Saratoga county to relieve John Ta)lradge. 362 Authorizing trustees of Sebool District No. 10, tm Hogtown of Livonia. to colleot etes. a ‘o change the name of Rogers Leggett, 384. Authorizing Jabez Goodeli and Henry P Wiloom, or either Af their legal representatives, to improve the channel of Catteraugus creek. 885. To repr al section 6th of an act entitled “An eat to alter the commissioners’ map of the city of Grookigm, and for other purposes,” . Toamend and reduce to one act the various sete relative Lo common schools in the city of New York. 387. To pay the Syracuse Course Salt Uompany, for land taken to abate # nuisance. 388. To incorporate the Buffalo Suspension Bridge Company. 289. To amend and consolidate the several acts re lating to the ofty of Rochester. 880, Providing for the appointment of an additional number of notaries public in the city of New York 391. In relation to the Warwick and Monisiuk Tusa pike Company 392. The Fort Hunter and Albany Plank Row Com Panties authorized to borrow money. 303, To repeal an act to revive and amend the aot, en titled “An act appointing comminsioners to lay out a Toad, from Peekekill. in the county of Westchester; te the store of Jas. Toner. in the county of Putnam,’ 60 far as the same in any way relntes to the town of Yorke town, except as to certain portions of «aid road. 394. To incorporate the New York House and Sched of Indurtry 395. ‘To amend Uni+n Mutual Insurance Company Fort Plains. nd 396. For the preservatio” of a copy of the natural bie tory of the Btate, at the Executive mansion, at Wash om. 397. To provide for the collection of mispald foes ema ikites for official services rendered by county judges and sarrogaite; which occurred upon oF after the first Monday in July, 1847, aud prior to the second @ag “ This. 896. To amend an act entitled “an act to establish « frre school in district No.3, in the tewn of Newtons,” passed March 16. 1890 399. To confirm tho official acts of Isaac EB. Bluoker, « justice of the peace. 40 Toamind “An act to incorporate the city oft cure,” parsed Deo. 1d, 1817; and alto, the “Act the same,” passed April 6, 1349; and also, the & amending said uot,’ passwd: April 4, 1850, 401 Tocstablirh a lump disiriet in the villa,e of Pougt- keepeie.and to provide for enlarging such distriota, and Mebting the raise 402. To provide for the appraisal aud payment of camai demages to Heury Crouse. 403. In relation to the Sacketts Harbor and Ellisbarg Railroad Co 404 To prevent fires in Poughkespeie, 406. To confirm the title of the East River Insurance Co to certain real estate in the elty of New York, 406, Muking Minerva Creek and Trout Brook, tm the counties of Besex and Warren. « public highway. 407. In relation to the Oneida river improvement, 408. To incorporate the Northern New York Live Stock Insurance Co 409. In relation tc the Newton and Maspeth Plank Road Co 410. An appropriation for support in part, of a City Howpital 41. To authorize Marion Briggs to take, hold. convey, and devire certain real estate 412. Authoriving the Jamaica and Brooklyn Plaak Rea Cy to increase thetr capital mock. ‘3. To wuthorize the Fort Plat aud Chorry Valley Plank Rosa € ny to borrow money, «the County Judge of Queen's county to sign the certificate of the proofs of certain wills re corded in the Surrogate's office in that county. 415, In relation to the indictment and place of trial ef ulences 416, To provide for draining certain lands in the tows, and city of Oswego. 417. To authorize the city of Oswego to borrow m 418 To releases the interest of the state fa certain estate. of which Kdward Karly died seized, to James Bas ley and otbi te. and to remove the difficulty of wlientam, 410 To amend the xet eptided “An wet to amond the charter of the village of Auburn” passed April 9, 180%, 420. For the apprairal and payment of canst todebo 8 Van Schwaick. Authosy 0. Van Schaaiok. Ab bert ©. Guanivon,and Pla Vs Gunoison, bis wife, 421. Voanthe to adjust certni: the State, ip tbe 422 Authorizt trustees of the White Plates Academy to pell aud dispose of Cuair seademy, and tee ie of ground connected Wherewith, ou which the eame te eltvated 425. In ristion to the deters mm second hand articles and Keepers of junk : hope im the city of New York. 424. To unite the iibraries of the Common School dle triot of the village of Glen's Malle . To erect nod establish a public highway om the babes the Tonawanda fever, iu the counties of Orlesme and Genesee 427. To nuthoriee the Supervisors of the county Washington to reise money A by (ax on the taxable pre perty, and pervoual, of he town of Fort Aun. imeai@ county, to build # bridge over the Champlain oamal wi Cometock » Lave ing, in raid town. 428 To coutirm aid render valid the records of high ways of the town of Oxwe gatehoe 4.9, To revise and amend“ An act to appoint commis: ticners to lay out and construct a rosd from Cammens Ville, inthe town of Tempkins in che county of Dela ware, to Shebocking, 19 the town of Hancook, in sald county,” passed April 19, 1820 430. To 1eguiate the compensation of the Assessors @ the <trvet Department of the city of Mew York. a. Fe Feletion to the State Prisms int To authorize Myron Pond to change bis name, 483. Autherizing the Canal Board to create im the case ef Sage Walrath and Guham for extre eb lowance for work eu lock» ow the Che oonge canal 434. To amend © Ap act eniiled an oct to vent cortate powers in Ce frecholders and inbabiconts in the village of « mown ip the county of Oswers.” pewed Juge If ond the st ameaontory of the same. és Fer the relief of Solomon Parmles, Robert 6 Keryou, and Sands Kenyon <8 To revive and extend an act euthovising Joke bose and others to erect aud maintain « dom crores the Susquebarna river in the tow tm the govnty of Onwego 481. To repeal the act entitied “An act toi and Uniondale Turnpike Koad company In the Dove parr d April 2 485. To authorise the commissioners of highways for the town of Oyster couaty of Queens, to lay outa Gabe rods wide bighwa lees ih, * 0 To lueci porate the Femalv Academy of the Beored eort 440. Po poovide for the rettlement of the claims of Deon KR Howard ob bis canal contracts 441. Kelating to the courte of General and 8 aul tone of the Peace, in and for the eity eager New York; snd to suihorize the Buard of Supervisors of = chy end county to fix Ube salary of the District As ume 442 Toautborize the Borrd of Supervisors of the seve Tal counties of the Stxte. to make the office of Diartes Attorney @ salar And to fix the miary thereof plan of the chy of New Tory W aebington treet in raid city, (rom ite pre Ganweroort street. to Cwelfth stregt a 1B ty Courte of Seastous 446. Further to amend an act entitied, “An act to tm corporate the Albany Cowotery,” passed Apett 2), ML 446 Te amend a: entilind. “Au act & organine the State Lunatic Asylum, and more effecwwally to prowide fer the care. Pain eonnoe. aud recovery uf the Passed April Th, 1842. 447. To wuthorize the Maspeth Avenue and Toll Company to morteage their corporate property, im to raise money to evable them t> plnuk Ubeie road. From Washington Cty. THE GARDINER AND MEARS CLAIMS—NO SoLOTER YET OF Te MATTER, ETO Wastrverow, July 10. 1861, T understand it w mistake in «tating the drafts © have been drawn by Senct Coren. a merchant of San Luis Petost, The evidenes of Generai Jaruto ts eondd ered as bearing very strongly ageiuet the Gardiner aed Meare claims. not only nx regsrds the quicksilver min, but the msertion that the property of Americas citieens: was. in no instance conteosied oF destroyed Both the Gardiner and Meare cleima were based apom the a leged fact that their property wax tecated nod de por om by the Mexiean overmment, aithough they were wonble to prove. oF at el events did not the mame of the officer who committed thir alleged havoc. Acquittal of the Mormons in Michigan. Dernorr, July 10 1861, The trial of James J Strang and others. of the Beaver Irian prisoners, on an indictment for obstructing the United States mail, which bas heen some days pend ¢ ip the U_ 8. Court, wae nrday conctuded Guittel etevsry irfowdast. The eae wataulane > + Jury on Tucrday evening, with imetemetions te reo. der @ sealed verdict, The verdiet was withe heartaney by the jury, ho were oun . fev niautes comeulting. Thunder sich Boston—Ctty Marshal Shot. Bostow, July 10, 1861, ‘We bad a very heavy thunder storm in tale olty ant Vieinity, this morning, about 5 w'eleck. The Baptiet church at Cambridge wre «truck ‘by lightaing, and com riderebly da} The house of Mr Ones. oa the Od inilrond. im Milton, was tadiy var the We have heard of wo personal injories, he thunder wre f e ‘There reports in town that the City Merchal Tangor bas been shot dead by the owner of sume liquoe Abat he was eeizing under the new law. Five Lives Lost by the 0; of a Boat. tet ory Five men were drown: d this afternoon, in Cuck- ees, Monmouth. by the of their boat. The gerty, couristed of three Clough. and 40 To confirm the title of Anos Maria Sunith to cer- ir Ranlett, all of Mommouth; and Clark, of Newport. ‘Three of the bodice Bawe been e- covered. | Whe United States Ship St. Louts, do. Nonroun, July 10, 1961 ‘The United States « Rt. Lotte, Commodore | from Rin, hae arrived in Bampton Koads.