The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-10

Mr.. KENNEDY (a.ng) OF Cayuga alluded to what ha
he thought quite of,>n made simply for Buncombe
He was opposed xiog the time for sdournment with
GU. nrsI sctIg upon the Impeachment Dill.
MI HENDH (whig,) of Livingston, moved the previous
question.
The main question was ordered which was the resolu
The resoluton adopted-ayes So nays 4e-as follows
(the Wings being in italics) -
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THE KkrIRoAD ACCIDENT BITE
Mr. b T. GILIMoRD moved that the rsroad accidera
bill be made the special order Monday Lost.
THE MATyIER Cash.
Mr.. LOOMS offered two resolutions to a,point com
lite of two TO notify the President of the OF the
passage Of articles Of impeachment against John G
stating that the Assembly will be readiness
the same by Board of Managers Also to appoint said
the peacbment in behalf Of the Assembly during
tie fession. and after its close
Mr.. STEPHENS moved 70 amend, to make the board to
consist of even managers to be chosen by the House
hr HENDEE moved the previous question, which was
upon the resolutions.
The main question was ordered
A division called for.
The first resolution adopted.
Upon the second the ayes and called.
The resolution was lost by ayes 4G nays 49, as fol-
lows
AYxs-Messrs. Amsbry, Barker Beckwith Bouton, Bush
nell Chsmpln, Chambern, Crocker Dehar Finch Gale,
Grh9rd Green A. e Hall, D. Hall, Hastings. Hibbsrd,
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Ter Eyck; Thorne, Weeks, West, WinansI46
cN. cE Msssrs % Alden Bsman Blsuvet BEnet Case
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Hadloy Hardin Hendec Hckox Holey, Iinehinson Jack-
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT 10 IMPRACu COMPTROLLER WRIGHT.
Mr. CAPP offered preamble referring to the twelfth
article of impeachment against John c. Mather, and i'm
plicating John c. Wright Comptroller an accomplice
the payment to him of the claimed for mileage
Sc for travel not performed, and resolution that the
committee of impeachment be instructed to bring in
articles Of impeachment forthwith against John G.
Wright.
Mr. LOOMS moved to lay that resolution on the table,
Carried by ayes, SO; nays, 43.
TERRITORIAL CEssIoN MASSACHUSETTS.
Mr. WEEKS reported complete the bill to extend jurs
dicton territory ceded to this State by Maschu
setts. Ordered to a third reading
THE MAINE LIQUOR BILL.
Mr. KENNEDY asked consent offer resolution to take
the Temperance bill from the Committee Of the Whole
ard that II have its final reading Tuesday next
p. NJ Objected to.
Mr. KENNEDY then moved to lay all orders of busine
on The table down to motions and lesolutions admit
Of 1t. Lost Ayes 81. 40-twO thirds being requir
ed to lay orders on the table.
Mr.. TEMPLE moved reconsideration of the vote upon
the secord resolution offered by Mr. Loems
TILE MATHER CASE AGAIN.
Mr. LoNER moved to lay that motion on the table.
Carried. by ayes Al, nays, As Recess to four P. NJ