New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

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conduct Of Frederick Foe- vita reference TO the lein
Mr. W TAYLOR 10 New-YOrkl moved 10 refer to ~.
judiciary Committee, for them 10 report the ss.
Of npesChrg public o.esr whoss term OF OH hs sY
MI D.B TAYLOR (of NewYorkl suggested tina, :
would b. well 10 authorize the Counties to io1ars
whittier there honesty enough ia the State cs a.,
the sud wheiheFh wond not b. sel 70 rara
to the supervision Of the General Government
Mr. KENNEDY lof Cayugal moNedto amend by iassr.
ing every individual no bad beo gid 20 The Canal Be.r5
Mr. HADLEY II Senecs thought that Commits. hi
already been appointed 10 make these inquiries and u
would Be sufficient 20 rsisr 10 that Committee
Mr. MALBURN, of Albany, moved to farther amend IA
authorize the Committee 10 learn possible the FobAhs
candidates Of the parties for the NJ A. term aud wh=
they cannot be inpeached for nigh crimes sad ms1s
MIR W TAYLOR withdrew his notion
Mr. ROSE, OF New York, moved 10 refer All the n,
pers The Con mittee Of lnvesga ion already appointed
Mr. BURNETT OF Essex doubted IS 10 the Legality Of M
pesohrg persons oul odice He hoped the motion soaA
b. WITHDRAWN.
Mr. LOOMS Of Herkimer thought was saFcisa, 4,
send the papers the Select Committee They would IN
form themselves q the legality Of the seton
Mr. W TAYLOR presented a memorial Of citizens 81
New York sg.ius, Papa aggression.
Mr. RUSSELL SMITH, Of New York, presented ma
mortal of the Chamber of Commerce IT Mes York CITY p
lsfive 10 the channel OF the East River
MIR j. f. ELY, of Broome, presented a resolution red,
tive 10 the conouct Of John { Wright specifying charges
sgsinstli As Controller snd member II the Csnl Board
and thst Select Committee be appointed TO report rels
tive TO his official conduct.
Mr. KENNEDY moved to report to the Select Csnmi
tee already appointed % investigate charges against him
4 ramhlI debate followed.
Mr. HOLLEl, Of Niagara, was surprised At the resca
ton lie thought the report OF the Controller showed hin
in 81 respects an honest man.
Mr. ELLSWORTH favored sending 70 the same Commit
tee Ii not might BE- well 10 send TO the Art Union Con
mtee.
Mr. IITTIEJOHN. Of Oswego. had bef,rs sad GA,
too nsuy references oyerburdenng the Commtsas
separate Committee should be appointed for each nds
vdual
Mr. LozIER, Of Livingston, moved the previous gas
The qucst, was then taken upon the resolution Of M
Ely. to refer the eharAes against }. e Mrgot TO SSsd
Committee, 70 report AZ sn early day
carried by AYES a., nays 80.
Mr. BURR0UGH Of Orleans, moved to recousds
then WITHDREW and
Mr. LAWRENCE Of Franklin, renewed the motion
Mr. LITTLEJOHN cid not intend by his vote by an,
means, indore the charges In all these CASES he had
10 personal feeling Perfect fairness should character
all upon the questions. lie only desired
reference 10 expedite business. division of the question
mie ht be- well lie should still vote o. refer TO sep.rs
Committee that an early report might bee secured
The motion 10 reconsider was carried by Ayes 55 MAYA
Mr. LOOMS then moved to refer the resolution 70 the
Select Committee already appointed lie thought Aust n
ference from ell these motions not that honest
attempt made to correct abuses bu, that there was
desire To reiallat-.
Mir j. L. ELY felt call upon to deny any feeling such As
ha0 been alleged to sciuate him lie desired that the in
yestgation to thorough and complete.
Mr.. ROSE OF 81 Lawrence advocated referen, 70 70
the old Committee This matter had already been com nit
tee 20 them.
Mr. LIITLEJOIIN alluded 10 what had been said upO.
the remark that he had made that should probably ~
main here thirty days lie desired 10 shorten stay
70 unwilling 10 remain 1t time. But he thought thsite
burden Committee would delay Adjournment b.
y0nd what necessary. IL WIS impossible far oas
Committee 10 investigate and report upon all thess cases
Without occupy ing considerable time.
Mr. ALDEN, OF New ork, moved the previous question
Lost
Mr. BURROUGHS favored the appointment Of another
Committee He thought il due 20 the gentleman who offered
the resolution that select Committee DO appointed for the
The motion Of Mr. LOOMS was carried
Mr. OkEEFE OF New York asked consent 20 have the
bill amend the New orb Fire Act increasing the salary
of Fire Wadeus from $3.50 10 Sj00l read a third tms.
Granted. and the bill 7, I'D and passed.
ON notion OF Mr. HOWARD, the bill 10 amend the 20.
to incorporate telegraph companies read third tine
and passed
Mr. NOBLE bad consent to present p bin with memo
rial which was r. adj for central park in New York CITY
Ref td TO the New York Deles cation 10 report complete
Mr.. CHAhPLlN OF Allegheny presented c)mmun
cation from the conn iitee appointed 10 investigate he
conduct Of State officers nquiring The HOUSE. htd pJsr
each officers wEose terms Of eice had expired and
who are either Of office re elected 20 the sans
Office stating thar The committee divided upon thse
questions and giving the names OF those officers who
woulc by A negative decision Of these inquiries DO e.
cuded from the Investigation and offering resolution
The feet that the llous- of Assembly does posses ww
10 mpeach IN such cases. Mr.. L. stated tha, the a.
on Il the House would not delay the invesi CATION Ct The
con uittee, A. q ere other coming undg
ihese propositions sub rtrd their act and suggested
the reference Of the subject TO the judiciary COMMITTEES
Mr. KENNEDY moved TO refer TO tho Judiciary Com
uitee Carried.
communication was read from the Commissioners Of
the Canal Fund relative ~ the resolution Of inquiry con
otTnnE the applications 1T certain moneys by the Agor
stating that they had not been called upon 70 take any
Off, al action in he premises and referring the ioGie
the report If the Audtor already made.
READ PASSED.
To provide for the completion OF Division AZ in kap
County.
TO amend the Act for the Better Regulation Of County
and State Prisons
mischief
Mr. NOBLE reported complete the bill FOR the Central
Park Ia New York City Ordered 10 third reading.
Mr. SOARING. by consent introduced bill TO ata
the Commissioners Map Of the City OF Brooklyn.
Adjourned 10 10 O'Clock Monday morning