New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
NEw.YORK TRIBUNE.



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Ssw, TIC standing Committees Cor iss7. m As
.s,sss,. srv ass We, named bat the Speaker TINS
s,,xn,ns appointed Mcssys Walsh Boss bu'reA'
r SAITH and prvcha COMMITTEE on Mr. WALSH
sr.,,atA.n GA the hours oi labor, NC. and Messfs'
S,aN Hsihbuu. Balloon, Perkins and DAVIS a
,>,.,,,,tt,,, IN Nj ts0ttps resolution CA Captai
r,rs.hucnt Also NcsSrs T Smith, jPham'
w,.Slraa wasson and Rsplee the standing Com
,a,,,rc a. understood on Ps-.egcs and Elections
Hitherto 10 has been the usage TO pass biii or
hills 8, the csesc Of each session covering the con-
,,uxrscsc, 81 ho,h Houses. and the pay OF members
ASH ctsccrs the money having been paid out on
.,.e,u,scns Now, however. the Controller re-
,,,-,. the authority OF a law, and the House have
,..s.,,,acs with bill introduced by Mr. BUESTLL'
a, the third reading. saving to the state go
n, the WAY on, Of the Senate Clerks extra allow
snccs.
Mr.. MArYirr that is. having fallen in love with
N, nc, more euphonious oognomen Of srARKIE'
mays IN he created Mrs. STAgKIE IN all time 70
ecn,e hv statute Indulge her within.
There "a another contested election petition Oh
t.r,.s. Mr. Isaac l. HAsBRoucg Of listers clam
inS Mr.. MoSrssYE seat
: do NOT think that / shall repent my resolu-
ton said Horace WALPoLE 10 GEORGE MOS
r,1fs not 20 rcenter the House of Commons after
nh.a "a, q wears ia i'll for what could see but
,,ns ana candsons playing over the same knaVer-
Is that have seen their fathers and erandiathers
.c,f0 Although such may have been British legs
lation from l74i to l76s, we assurcdiy prefer thS
continuance Of a nobler epoch, between l59I ana
1sss The present Assembly promises well es'
-, ond 70 dav MIR CORNwELL Of Cayuga pre-
sided as Speaker pro tenn. with great eilciency ana
.b,lity. Courteous, yet prompt and decisive, ana
possessing great apparent familiarity WIN inc
rulcs OF the Legislature. his conduct IN inc 'nar
seemed 10 give universal satisfaction
On going into Committee OF the Whole III AS
..,obly- ON the Volunteers Outfit bill this forenoon,
NJ Wusu of n Y delivered his maiden speech
The subject gave no opportunity Tor display o.
oratory. nor do think that Mr W cares Tor sucn
exbibtiops He spoke luently' deliberately reao-
ily-his language was chaste' ana MS mamie, Ni'r
o., f.nt n his facts for the people and the OK
cellant way he has Of telling them do not produce
beneficial effect in doors and out. on behah OIL the
millions who toll but do not receive alr recohi
nense from society, / shall be very much mistaken
Ee ras severe upon Governor Marcy, the Custom
House sinecurists, aud the JoDoinS Ss'c"
which political leeches have turned even the elO''
;oe of volunteers into source Of plumber
send you the Report OF Messrs small " aisn
and others. on the bill 10 grant $4,000 for an outit
to the First Regiment OF Newlork Volunteers
the bill W as amended in Committee, but Mr. BLOD-
cs1 objected to a third reading to-day, because
s6 600 had been already given by the city OF New
York and he wanted to see how that bad been ex,
pended. At =. NJ. he Withdrew his objection ana
then Mr.. WALSH objected.
Mr. PERKINS, introduced his bill to secure mar
ried womcn's rights 10 property. and Mr.. FULLER,
To, announced a bill to amend the Militia Law OF
ls46 e.,,
In SENATE, Mr.. HALLS resolution on SLAVERY
,yas referred TO the Committee of the Whole-and
there was long discussion, but no action ON ms
Resolution requiring Congress to reimburse the
state for advances toward Volunteer outfits
is il not most unaccountable that any civilized
Government could permit its functonaries to be so
neeectful OF the comforts OF men volunteering 10
leave their homes, with pittance OF recompense,
10 fight its battles in n distant land, as that OF
Washington has been What the Committees
Report failed to expose, Mr.. WALsHs speech sup
plied. nor was it attempted to be answered
The weather continues cold and healthy with
hard frost and sleighing. The attendance below
,be bar of the Assembly and in the galleries is una
sually large. and all very dccorous and atten-
tive. Much is expected of this House. "A tolera
BILE sprinkling of ladies' were present to day Mr.
PFRKtSs's bill must have attracted their attention
and induced them to look directly after their rights
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