New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-19

Mr.. McMuRRAY-Oh not is merely a


Mr.. McMuRRAY-Oh not is merely a
fancy shetch
MIR. PIERCE hope the gentleman from
the XIlth is not making long speech a pretexs
70 voting against the resolution.
Mr.. VAN SCHooNH0vES-I mean no pre-
texts, what l mean say and gentle men may al
ways take my statements as meaning wha. say.
The point OF order was dropped, and Mr. Van ).
concluded bis remarks.
Mr.. CORNELL then asked to amend the
resolution 50 az to oovste the necessity Of moving
for closed ooors every Executive Session day. HIS
anne Ddment was to resclnd the 29ih and Bis. rules
Mn. WRIGHT objected, and the CHAIR de-
cided it was not then IN order.
Mr.. CORNELL continued in an excited
teveial times By cross questioning ron Members.
Mr.. McMURRAY was perfectly willing
that everything he had said Executive Session
Tuesday last should be made public. and he intend
ed. the fret opportunity that occurred, to make
full disclosure TO such gentlemen as may be inter-
eeted that they might meet him at any time. He
concluded BY offering a. an amendment the follow
Ing;
eIpIesaops Of any Member Of the Senate"
Mr.. TABOR followed in few remarks,
ard was replied to BY Mr. McMurray, who called the
attention OF the Senator from the Xlth, tMr Taoor]
TO his course at an early day in the Session. regret
ting that party feelings aud questions had oeen IN
troduced into the business matter OF the Senafe.
He noticed q wonderful change when the Senator
from the With, tMr. OnsI was stricken down BY
sickness, and from the gentle dove We discovered
the transformation to the soaring eagle" whose
talons were exposed, eager to catch the prey.
Mr.. CORNELL having gained the floor
moved that the subject be postponed till Tuesday
next.
The question was negatived as follows
AYEs-Mssas. Bartlett Bennett, B.istol, Coassr, Ger
nell, Davenport, KIRBY, McMunay' oas' Rogers Smnh
Il S4Ts.Ns:.r.; B.seocs, B..kn.n. Clark, Cooley.
Pierce, Plat Tabor Up'ham. van sch0onAsvsn. iwh-
Mr.. WILLIAMS had listened to the amend
ment of Mr.. McMurray with surprise, and he mus;
believe if he insisted upon it, that he intended II to
screen himself fsm tnat which he prepared for
another.
MIR. CONGKR followed, indicating the
course which he should take, and concluded By
saying, that on account Of the turn which matters
things.
Mr.. BRIsroL could not vste for the
amendment of Mr. McMuray because he did not
believe it occurred in the Executive Session of the
Senate.
Mr.. McMURRAY claimed that he had of
fered the amendment in spirit of Cancellation, but
as it had not been received in that SPIRIT he would
withdraw it.
The question was then taken on the reso-
luton, which was in the following words:
proceedings the Executive Session of the Senate, and
that hereafter the proceedings be transacted with open
Carried, as follows:
YEAs-Msssrs Babcock, Bartlett, Bennett. Bristol,
Clark Conser Cooley, Cornell, Davenport, Huntington
Otis, pierce. Plat, Rogers Snow, Tabsr, Upham Van
schosnhcven, Williams and Mrsht-23; =,
NAYS essrs. Beekman, Knby and Smith
Mr.. COOLEY gave notice OF motion to
rsscind the goth and god rules ofthe Senate.
Mr.. BABCoCK offered the following
Whereas 1t alleged thai George T. Percs, member
Of this body having been placed temporarily In the Char
on Tuesday last was guilty Of dsordsry cond actursy.
BY refusing take the vote by Ayes and Nays when rssu
larry called for on a motion 10 adjourn.
Secondly In declaring the Senate adjourned when in fact
had NOT adjourned and when majority OF the members
Thirdly In vacatBg The Chair and areshng the pro.
ceedngs of the Senate when was still In session and
of the msory defsssd and their nights su5vsrtsd,
demands emphatic condemnation aud punishment There
Resolved, That Committee of three be appointed con.
sistsg of Pas. Bartlett aud Beekman be- asd
facts with all convenient speed and to report what
csedngs ought 10 be had to punish such alleged contempt
proven. and TO indicate the authority aud MAINTAIN inc
dignity Of the senats.
MIR. CONGER rose and said, if ever noun
tain abored and brought forth mouse this certainly
is an exempfcation of the case 1t was without ex-
ception the coolest specimen OF lmpudence ne ever
saw. That charges made BY minority against
member should be sought to be tried before his &C
cusers was certainly VINO arc the
accuseTsi
Messrs. BEEKMAN, WILLIAMS and VAN
scHooKHovEN, rising simultaneously said: We al
lege that such things cad take place
Mr.. CoNGER-Very well, l shall then In
due time move that these gentlemen be part OF the
Committee
Much excitement now prevailed, and
points of order were raised and withdrawn.
MIR. CORNELL moved to postpone the
subject until TO- morrow at IL O'Clock.
The question was then taken on postpon-
ing, and stood as follows:
YEAs-Hartlett, BENEFIT. Bristol. Conser Cornell Di-
vsnporf. KIRBY McMunay, Otis, Pierce Rogers, Smith
Bsan., c,:rt i H.nt9 ysssI Ms H.o
schooshovsn Williams and Wrisht-l3.
While the names were being called, Mr..
PIERCE rose to explain. and in vehement and vlo-
lent manner detained against inc proceedins: Az
first he refrained from voting but hnay voted In she
Affirmative. Upon the announcement OF the vose,
the Lieut.. Governor voted afirmatively and II was
postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. OTIS moved to adjourn, and it was
carried.
ASSEMBLY.
Numerous local private bills were re-
ported. go,
Mr.. WEBB reported favorably on the bill
in relation to the Albany University.
BY Mr.. BLACKSTONE, a bill for the relief
of the Cordw siner's Society, New-York.
By Mr.. HUTCHINGs, a complete bill for
the Farmers Loan and Insurance Company OF New
York. -
BY Mr.. st. JOHN, complete bill for
The New-York Exploring and Mining Company.
By MIR. BERRY, a complete bill 10 pro.
vide for the election of Register of deeds Of Kings
County. IN
By Mr.. BLACKSTONE, q complete bill
authorizing the Supervisors Of Nsw-York to raise
money for certain purposes =,
MIR. JOHNSON introduced bill amending
the general Insurance law =, I'm
Mr., BERRY reported complete, the bill
sxemptna certain coastisg vessels from performing
Quarantine duties.
The Treasurer of the State, in answer
to the resolution calling for information says that
upon an examination OF the affairs Of the BANK De-