New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11


Mr. MAURICE followed He attributed TINS whole
sensation to the vain glorious flourish OF tne gehie
man from Westchester, Mr.. Briggs hal ne Oeeh m. q
little less hasty and waited until the gentleman ron
- Laurence Mr. Elderkin, had mace an expliha
non the NECESSITY for this investigation would have
been superseded. A.. - IL -, a. =.
MI O. ALLEN moved tnal lhe a''eI " 80 "a, V1 .e
,afe until the vote could be taken upon inc OH re-
1919 ~ o,nng from the Judiciary IN relation TO
he movers and duties of public officers. Carried
The question was upon concuring to amendments
made by the Senate,
The matter In relation to the Attorney Genera!
was resumed ,.,,a . .a,, raro.rLs m
e -, If The course pursued by the Attorney Gen
ei "a p,,cas followed explaining the circumstances
under which he had moved the committee OF ihVss-
.~stion. He was no, in his seat when the charge
.'as made BY Mr. Elderkin that an attempt had been
made TO brbe the Attorney General lie, however
AID so the first available opportunity aier Delng IL
Nv MAURICE offered an amendment that the Com
mtee be discharged from the further consideration
Of the subject.
nianafion of his position He had intended no dis
reSnect 10 any one in asserting that offer had been
made TO bride the Attorney General The rumor
was re IN the vicinity OF the place where he stopped
Mr. WAKENAN moved the previous question on the
afoption of the resolutions, which were adopted
Mr. TUTHILL moved 10 take from the table aud
order TO third reading the bill IN relation TO the
Commissioners Of Emigration. Carried.
Mr. SWORDS offered an amendment so that the Sec
ton of the bill in relation to the abolition OF the office
Of physician to the Marine Hospital should not take
effect until the lst day OF January next Carrel ana
the bill was ordered TO third reading.
Mr. HEATH called for the consideration of the
resolution 10 appoint Committee TO investigate the
acts OF the Treasurer, Controller and Banking De-
partment.
The hour of ballOting was postponed until p. VI.
Mr. O. Allen offered The following resolution
Resovcd That the Select Committee %hch ma. Dee G OF
,ssuncrs Of Emigration consist Of the Select Committee
VII ch has heretofore had charge Of the subject relating 70
that Commission. with the a0uitoh Oh 'ah's Ds"e! d"
Mr. EIpTRKfs moved to lay on the table Carried
Mr. BIRD moved that the Bill IN relation 10 the
distributing Of the State be read third time. Car
Mr.. LEROY moved to recommt with instructions TO
strike out the enacting clause Lost.
Mr. TowNsED moved TO recomnlt with instructions
10 add new section. earned.
Mr. BAKER reported complete the Gambling Bill
MT II BENEDIcrreported complete bill making
appropriations TO certain Colleges.
Mr. HIGBEE moved TO lay on the ta5le-carred
Mr.. UNDERwo OD moved TO reconsider-lost.
Mr.. w. S. GREGORY moved that the Committee
having charge of the New-l ork Public ParA De re-
CURED to report forthwith
Mr. WAKEMAN moved TO amend so that the Com
mittee be ordered to report forthwith-caried.
Mr. ANTHoN asked to introduce the following re-
solutions
Peoed II the Senate concur that the adoption OF the
Compromises of the Constitution essential TO Us
that ther observance IL
The perpe,uy of that Constitution and the preservation OF
the UNITY which has blessed
Rcsoied, If the Senate concur, that while we cannot
sacrifice our OPINIONS with regard to the mpohcy OF
some the details of the COMPROMISE of the last
bee bcc,ons for the purpose of agitation or to the
If producing revns sectional controversies or embter
ed geographical divisions.
Kcsoed # the Senate concur That the South entitled
10 efficient to secure the rights guaranteed TO It Under
the Constitution and that, while earnestly hope for an
amendment modification of some of the provisions OF
these laws vet that the time Of excitement not IN our
tbaf unaG far txtGe nd lItfant ftIpn
Resoir.d That the Senate concur that we respect the
rights Of the States Of this Union to regulate their
We viii not u any way interfere with those rights
Resoled. II the Senate concur That the Compromise
s,uonally and in conformity with all the requirements and
forms necessary obedience, and to demand sub
mission TO their provisions,
Objections being made they were not introduced
Recess 10 3. PM.
Atfonoon Session
Mr.. SWORDS reported complete the bill IN relation
70 the Newly ork Public Park
THIRD REAnING OF BILLS
To establish an Asylum for Idlots-Pas-i
Mr. BIRD reported complete the~bll dividing the
state into Congressional districts The Dill was read
a third time and passed, after several motions 10
re,ommlt were lost. The Senate subsequently
agreed TO the amendments and the Governor having
signed the bill 1t is a law.
Mr. o. ALLEN from the Conference Committee re-
ported the bill in relation 10 the power and duties Oh
Pubhc Officers with amendments which were con-
CURED in.
The Senaie's amendment TO the resolutions pro-
pOSlng to amend the CONSTITUTION Ill regdfu W tu'
election of Senators were received and concurred IN
An Act to abolish tolls on Railroads passed after
pIotraciod discussion.
Mi WHEELER by consent, reported the Supply
BIZ.
Mr. BURROUGHS presented a concurrent resolution
TO adjourn tomorrow at o'clock, PM. 1t was
amended so to read ~ o'clock NJ. and adopted as
amended. Recess 10 q PM.
Erea,ng Session.
S}PM.-Mr BRIGGs withdrew his name as can
ddato for the appointment on the COMMITTEE 10 eN
anime The Treasurers accounts.
The House then proceeded to ballot for candidates
for such Office, and with the following result wal
colt Humphrey was elected on the hTSt Oalol, ana
W +. Russell on the second
\ communication was received from the Attof-
General returning his communication which
Was before the House tins morning, and asked
that II might be entered upon the Journal OF me
House. On motion of Mr. UNDERWOOD II was OF
dortd 10 be returned unanswered ana uhhOuceu
SPECIAL ORDER.
The House are now III Committee OF the Whole,
Mr. fijzhugh IN the Char. on the Supply Bill
After several unmportant amendments, the supply
Bill reported TO the House, read thlrd Time ana
passed.
The Bill appropri ating moniesto certain Academies
was read and passed
the erection of steam saw mill IN Newly ork CITY.
Mr. BAKER moved that the Gambling bill now nave
It's third feadng-Carrled.
Mr. Bishop moved to recommit, with instructions
10 amend bv inserting 10 new electlons-lost
Several other amendments were proposed, ana
either declared out Of order or voted down.
MIR. A. A. THOMPSON moved TO amend by inserting
a provision excluding the City and County OF New
York from the operations OF the bill. Lost
The bill was then read and passed
Mr. MORRIS moved TO reconsider lost, TO u.
The Senate returned the concurrent resolution hx-
ing the time for iinal adjournment 10 Friday with
a message informing the House that they had con-
Cured IN the same.
An act for the relief OF Daniel Clark
MIR. MAURICE moved to recommlt lost. The bill
VAS then read and passed
Adjourned to so'clock tomorrow morning
J. FENNIMoRE CooPER-We are happy
to learn by the following note, which We find In the
Albany Argus. that we were misinformed IN regard