The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-26

here thirty days. he desired shorten our stay-fs
unwilling to remain that time But he thought that to
burden committee would delay adjournment
committee to investigate and report upon all these
without occupying considerable time
ous;on MI nlD Is.s d'n Of New York. moved the previous
Mr.. BURROUGHS favored the appointment Of another
committee He thought It due to the gentleman who Of
pointed for the purpose.
The motion Of Mr. Loomis was carried.
SALARY OF NEW YORK FIRE wAKDKNs NcRxAsED.
Mr.. O'Knux, (dsm) Of New York asked consent to
have the bill % amend the New Yor. Fire act .cres:ng
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
On motion Of Mr.. HOWARD the bill to amend the act to
telegraph companies WAS read third time
NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK.
Mr.: Soms n;s bad consent to present bl {vsh me.
city Referred to the New York delegation to report
complete.
THE CONDUCT OF STATE OFFICERS.
Mr. CHAxrIN, (dem) Of Allegany, presented . eommu-
ncaion from the committee appointed to Investigate the
conduct Of State officers inqulrDg the House had power
to iDpeach officers whose terms Of Office had expired
and whe either out Of ONCE elected to the
Office stating that the committee divided upon
these Questions and giving the Of those officers
who would by negative decision Of these inquiries be
excluded from the investigation and offering resolution
power to impesch in such cases Mr. stated that tSs
action Of the House would not delay the investigation Of
the committee there were other cases not coming
nittss. ''''' :
Mr.. KENNEDY moved to refer to the Judiciary Commit
THE APPLICATION OF MONEYS BY THE AUDITOR.
communication was read from the Com@issioaers Of
sernDg the applications OF certain moneys BY the Au
dter stating that they had net been called upon take
any Official action in tho premises, and referring the
House to the report Of the Auditor already made
BILLS READ AND PASSED.
To provide for the completion Of Division avenue in
TO amend the charter Of the village Of lewiston
Mr. BURROUGHS called the motion to reconsider the
motion to reconsider carried and the bill read
and passed.
amend the act for the better regulation of county
To authorse the Central Square and Pine plank road
company, to change the termination Of their road.
rance Company of Cherry Valley.
For the esctuai prevention of wlfal or malicious
mischief.
Mr. NOBLE reported complete the bill for the Central
Park in New York city. Ordered to third reading.
Mr. SEARNG, by consent, introduced bill to alter the
commissioners map Of the city of Brooklyn.
Adjourned to 10 O'Clock on Monday morning.
Georgia Wing State Convention.
THE UNION PLATFORM ADOPTRD-NOMINATION FOB
GOVERNOR, ETC.
CHARLESTON June "a, 1853.
The Georgia Whig State Convention assembled, and
elected General John W. A. Sanford (Unioa democrat)
President la7 delegates were present. representing So
counties.
Charles J. Jenkins of Richmond county was nominated
for Governor the first ballot The Convention adopted
the principles of the Union Convention Of 1850.
Addresses delivered by Messrs R. Tooubs and A.
and enthusiastic
DR.. David A. Reese, whig of ia per, has been nomi
mated for Congress in the third district
The Attemuted Nerro Revolt MT New Orleans
New ORLEANS, June %, 1858.
preliminary examination Of Dyson, the maa charged
with melting the late attempted nsurrecon among this
slaves, took place yesterday The evidence sufficient
to induce the Recorder to bind him and the slave Albert
over for trial in the District Court
The steamship Empire City from Havana juno 90 has
arrived at this port er dates antcpa ed By the
Isabel at Chareston)
The New Orleans and California Steamers.
New ORLEANS, June 25, 1853.
The steamship Falcon has arrived with the California
nails sixty passengers, and forty thousand dollars in
gold She reports that the Georgia left Aspinwa the
10th for New York, with two mlions, eight hundred
thousand dollars in gold and hunded passengers The
Union also sailed for New York the day. Wis Kings
ton The steamship Pampero from San JUAN arrived
hero yesterday. Her California dates the
these received at New York by the Northern Light.
Tho steamships Daniel Webster for San JUAN aud the
Philadelphia, for Aspinwall sailed last Wednesday
Arrival OF the City of Glasgow.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25 1853.
The steamship City Of Glasgow from Liverpool is
off the breskwater. going in.
Reaping NIachine-Important Injunction.
CooPERsrowS, June 25, 1853.
In the United States Court day. before Judge Neson
motion for an injunction made in the OF Nc
Cormick against Seymour Morgan to restrain defendant
from infringing Mccormick reaper patent. The motion
was granted until further order
Horrible Railroad Accident.
BOSTON, juno 25, 1858.
This afternoon about O'Clock, Captain Winthrop
Richardson, well known retired tailor, of this city,
while crossing the Main Railroad track ct Melroe few
miles from Boston, struck by the Express train and
dashed to pieces not piece being sund larger than his
hand
Illness or Hon. Henry Vail
Troy, June 25, 1853
Hon. Henry Vail, formerly member Of Congress from
this State, is lying at the point OF death in this
city.
eating, the Murderer, Respitcd.
TRENTON, June 25. 1853
William eating the murderer Of the two children Of
Daniel oBrien, has been resped by the Governor until
July for the purpose of obtaining further information
as to his imbecility.
Murderer Sentenced.
SYRACUSE, june "a, 1858.
James Mcclure, convicted yesterday in the Circui
Court of the murder Of James W. Holland, was sen
fenced this afternoon by Judge Hubbard tolbs hanged
Wednesday. the 18th Aucrat The u,urdey was rom