New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

charges against Nathan D. Morse, one of th.' JUS.
ces OF The Supreme Court
MI. HATFIELD sent up resolution de.
ciadng MI. SHOWS seat vacant
lhe SPEAKER said it was out of order, a:
tnaS class OF business had not been reached and tina
'Ae .ho!e matter had been disposed OF YESTERDAY
Mr.. HATFIELD appealed, but withdrew the
appeal for represent.
Mr. HUICHINs reported a bill relative Ia
,ne superior Court and Court of Common Peas, o.
neW-fork. Also, In relation 10 The Justices and
fo,ice Courts in NewYork
Mr.. ST. JOHN reported bill to incorps-
,sss the Mechanics and Traders Savings Bank OF
Mr.. CUSHING reported bill for the relief
OF tne hted German Evangelical Lutheran Church,
NeW-i OK and adverse to the petition OF the same
society 10 sell real estate
Mr.. CUSHING, from the Judiciary Com
mistee, to which was referred the portions asking
sne passage OF concurrent resolution, requesting
our Senators and Representatives in Congress. TO
oppose the extension Of the patent OF Wood worth
fianng Machine. In favor of the prayer Of the Pc
utoleis.
Mr.. Moss, favorably, on the bill for the
relef of Asa D. Wood and others.
by MIR. WARD, favorably, on the bill to
authorize John C. Ban to establish ferry across
'ne Hudson River at Tarrytown.
by Mr.. WARD, by bill, for the repeal of
portion OF the Quarantine laws relating to the port
Vi NeW-1Ork.
BY MIR. GILBERT that the petition OF w.
D. Nelson and others, be referred to the Canal Board,
aha that said Board he requested to report TO the
house the propriety Of allowing said claims.
Also, by bill, for the relief of certain pur-
cfasers Of Oneida Indians.
Also, favorably, on the bill to authorize
the Coxsackie and 0akhill Plank Road Company to
borrow money.
By Mr.. REESE, favorably, on the bill to
fha TnSt nj 40
City Of New-YOTk.
BY Mr.. HERRIcK, favorably, on the bill
in relation to the Arkwright Cotton Manufacturing
Company.
Mr.. HUTcHINs asked unanimous consent
that the bill in relation to Police Courts in the City
of New-York be ordered to third reading. Agreed
BY Mr.. G.. STEVENS, favorably on the
bill to authorize the City of Syracuse TO subscribe to
capital stock of Water Works Co.
By Mr.. LEARY, favorably on the bill au-
thorzins the Supervisors of New-York to raise mo-
ney, &c.
By Mr.. UNDERWOOD, favorably on the
bill to authorize the towns of Cayuga County to bor
row money for Railroad purposes.
The annual report Of the New Y ork
Medical Society was received.
On motion of Mr.. LAWRENCE, the bill to
authorize the town of Malone to borrow money
was ordered to third reading.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
An act to amend the Charter of the City
Of Troy in relation TO the salary Of Mayor. tAu-
thorizes Common Council to FIX salary, not exceed
ing $1,000 Passed.
An act in relation to the Chief of Police
in the City of New-York GRepeals the law of ls5il
Passed.
An act to amend the act in relation to
Justices and Police Courts in the City OF New-York
Passed.
MIR. JOHNSON, at 90 minutes to 3 o'clock,
moved to lay the order OF the third reading Of bills
upon the table, for the purpose Of enabling Mr. Hat
field to offer his resolution declaring the seat OF Mr.
Snow vacant.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD called for the Yeas and
Nays upon this question, which, being taken, were
Yeas SO, Nays 81. "a party vote excepting Mr.. van
Etten voting with the Democrats
Mr.. HuMpHREY moved that the Kossuth
resolutions be taken up
Mr.. HATFIELD rose and offered his reso-
luton, declaring the seat of Mr.. Snow vacant. and
claimed that 1t should be considered as prior legal
The Chair decided that Mr.. Humphreys
had the floor.
Mr. HATFIELD proposed to appeal from
this decision but it was decided that THIS was mat
ter upon which an appeal could not be taken.
a. G...wayed m law the X ossnth res
Mr.. HUNTER, upon this motion, called for
the Yeas and Nays, which xere-Yeas, SO Nays
IA party division, except MIR. Monroe and MI
Van EIten voting In the Affirmative.
Mr.. COLE, at have past 2 o'clock, moved
that the House adjourn.
Mr.. HATFIELD insisted that he had the
floor considerable noise and confusion prevailed J
Mr.. CUSHING suggested that his friend
from Westchesier was so small he could not prob
ably be seen lMr. ii. is the larges! member OF the
House ]
The Chair recognized Mr.. Cole as hav-
h. uasf,n haiD ~
on the motion to adjourn
Upon this question the Yeas and Nays
were called, and being taken, were, Yeas AZ, Nays
SO.
Mr.. HUTcHINs called up the resolutions
offered sometime since for the appointment OF
Usher.
The motion to take up the resolution, by
Yeas 46 Nays Sc.
Several gentlemen attempted to get the
floor 1t was awarded to Mr.. Walsh.
Mr.. WALSH moved the resolution offered
nv Mr. Hatfield, declaring the seat OF the member
from the XVIII Assembly District Of New-fork City
vacant. .
The SPEAKER decided the motion out Of
order on the ground that the question had been de-
cided by vote OF the House yesterday.
Mr.. WALSH appealed from the decision
Of the Chair.
The Speaker did not entertain the APP
neal because the same matter had been appealed
ron the Chair sustained and motion to rec onslder
the vote on the appeal had been lost, whssh, under
The rules and In accordance with universal pdfHa-
mentary rules, settled the matter
Mr.. CUSHING hoped the Chair would
consider well before he promulgated such decis-
ion. He thought It a strange doctrine that thi:
House could rot decce upon questions OF order, and
il was an arbitrary proceeding for the speaker 70 re-
tuse 10 entertain an appeal II the minority, II MI
nority they were, were to be rode over, he wanted
The majority to be assured that they well shod
The Speaker remarked that it was neces-
saw that all business coming before the House
shsuld have termination. IL there could De an APP
nas upop an appeal, there would be no end TO any
motion. The House sustained the decision OF the
chair Yesterday ami refused reconsider IFS vote
Mr.. VAN SANTvooRD said that as shls
subject interested every member OF tue House
,heI should be a free and frank expression OF opn-
ion unon IT He concluded q very earnest pro
test the decision of the Chair by saying ina!
II nieIt become necessary TO resort to the ultima