New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

IN sENATE...ALBA March a.
Mr.. KIRBY reported favorably on the
Ascend Military bill.
MIR. McMURRAY reported favorAbly On.
the Relief OF the survivors of the Nsw.Yofk Rssi-
ment of Volunteers
MIR. BrEKmAN, favorabIy on the bill for
the relief OF the United German Evangelical Church
OF New-York.
Mr.. TABER, favorably on the bill to In
York. 10,
Mr.. CoNeER, favorably on the bill relative
to the Schools in Kings County.
MIR. PIERCE laid on the table the concur
rent resolutions. carryiog out the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution for the election annually
OF sixteen Senators.
Some unimportant bills were considered
In Committee, when progress was reported on The
bill 70 authorize the iormsuon OF Corporations 70!
Building purposes. TIE blu vas made the special
order for Monday at O'Clock M. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY sHf
Mr.. WILSON reported bill repeating the
LifsInsursnce Law OF 1851. Laid % the table un~
I'll counter report comes In from MT. UNDERWOOD.
Mr.. GALE reported fay0rably on the
bill to divide the Ism Ward Of New-Yark Also
bill for the relief the Cord wainers Society Of New
York.
The House then went into Committee and
took up the bill appropatps 5s2 70 complete the
puDuC6tlou VI the Ndtufdl ustOfy VI INC os1tc.
Mr.. WALSH characterized the whole affair
a. disgraceful swindle. The illustrations would
disgrace BARRIERS shop. He moved 10 strike out NJ
enactipg CLAUSE.
Mr.. A SMITH and Mr.. BRADFoRD de-
defended the bill.
The motion to strike out the enacting
clause was lost aud the bill ordered 70 third read
ing r.
The debate in Committee was resumed
m ne attiuoa hill MeaUa VAN aAuTV0OnD
and BULL addressed tho Committee. The subJsss
was made the special order for Monday. Adjourned;
Conviction OF the brothers Skupenski fer The
Murder or young Lehman.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, March q, 1859.
The Jury In the case Of Blais and Matthias sse-
pensk rendered their verdict this morning In whcn
they declare the prisoners GUILTY or MuRDss IN
Markets ., Reported ~ TsIsoyeph
NORFOLK, Fnday, March 20, 1887
Our market Is quiet, and EXHIBITS no change u
prices.
LouIsIANA.-We have received the full
proceedings of the Wing State Convention, held
at Baton Rouge, March 10. WALTER BRAsH
EAR, of st. Mary, presiding, and at which Mr..
FILLMORE was nominated for President, and
JOHN J. CRIrTgNDsN for vics-Prssident.
The following candidates for Presidential
Electors were nominated:
: y..o,..rov,sn. Nv. Geo. W. wattsrsson. y
S S.a:. s S:ss: VI hsia s' s: Dss''''
Twenty Delegates were chosen from each
Copsrsssionsl District. and fifty Delegates at
Large with J. p Benjamin, the Wing Senator
slsct, and Msssrs. Landry and Moore Among
these Delegates are A. Fernandez, G.. Do
Bays, C. Bullitt, I. g. Hunt, Joel 6. Sever,
A. b. Segsr, William l.. Pike. X. A. Upton, Boil
ing r. Chinn, Alexander Dsclouet, DIR. Walter
Gen Edward Sparrow, Randel Hunt.
B. G. Thibodsaux, Samuel J. Peters, John 2.
King and o. ~ Ogden. Resolutions conplf
nsntary to kessrs. FILLMORE, Clay, Webster ana
Cnttsndsn were adopted, and also one agreeing
to support the candidates Of tho National Con-
vsrsisn. A Wing platform for Louisians VS.
adopted, and resolve urging the citizens "
vote for the calling Of Constitutional Con'sn-
tioH On shs 18th OF April ~
Mr.. r. A. Upton, Of Iberille, presented 'ne
additional resolution, which on n0's
ton was adopted
RssosreS That IL is Ia deep that we lssn -
still esztsuss ~ heath Fl the iilnssn,uS CLAY ~
ssstsd the das ger thTsssaed the esiscacs o.
ia stlteiicss OF htefy; and IL 10 ear ssfAes prayer
may yet be syass fr assg ysas, the feeflss' o. w
vIsoirlA. Hon. X. X. Mss ssbss ~
csptsd the nomination Of his frisssr, 4 Jnese-
ship. Hog. G. " Thompson, s'-~sts hesn ns''ss