Correspondence Of rhs Tribune.
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The Assembly, this afternoon, coniiauedthe third
reading OF bills, and several, merely local, were
passed A motion was laid on the table TO recons-
der The vote on the final passage OF the bill 10 APP
Fropriate 5000 per annum from the Can.l Fund for
the moral improvement OF minors navigating the
Canal. The Assembly appear 10 be frightened be-
Cause they have done one good act. and The end
VIII probably be the defeat OF this excellent bill


The bill authorizing the removal of eases iromthe
Canal Board 10 the Supreme Court by certicrar
was then discussed al great length and passed in
Committee OF the Whole House. This bill i, intend
ed TO enable Canal Contractors, who have bsen
dealt hardly with bv the Canal Board, to have ano
,her chance gs; hold OF the filthy lucre." In
The House the vote this bill stood-ayes S.
noes 81.


The Senate bill for remodeias the State Library
and approwlating 1900 10 purchase The valuable
Library OF Mr. Warden OF Paris. was also passed.


The bill 10 appropriate the $4,000 Of the Dis,ri-
button Fund--,hat T. 'bribe TO the capital OF the
Common School Fund. next came up. Your od
friend NvEN, Of Ncwburgh, made a furious or
slaught on The bill as opposed 10 all Democratic
principles. When he had blown out MS blast, the
bill was sent TO third reading. think II will pass


The Senate do not hold afternoon sessions this
week Yours, &c.