New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

by the she Chairman OF that Committee
been favored with hasy peru OF that Report and md that
Official misconduct regard matters which have either
as repeatedly answered Anuai
your honorable body that the secrey which h,
marked and dsilngqed the eondns OF 1ie not only
my be permissible refer 70 the peculiar political
sdop tho tT na eoS ID have therefore on % add
., al = m tia. report sn tbir G soad1f luton are
Ra Upon 10, bS o ,osa 8f to be co15 bS
bearing night appear by counsel and compel
IF i g.a s qgs. ss.: :se by y9e5
any appointed BY the Speaker that CLERK
the testimony taken and proceedings had shall be elected by
All Of which respectfully submitted JoHS c MATTER
communication also received from the Secretary
of relative the failure to collect the school tax IN
Newl ork City and elsewhere Referred to COMMITTEE on
Ways and Means.
ar the vote was declared on the resolutions 81 the gentle
man from II erkimer he sent 70 the Char Prottwhchhe
felt il his duty a. a member of the House 10 offer He
asked that the protest might be read and entered on the
journal The Speaker took the protest and read the fol-
loving words The undersigned as citizen OF the State
of New York and then, without reading farther cast ms
the signature. which he announced and declared
that no protest could be received from cHi-e of the
State of New York
Mr. II then requested the Speaker to read little further
or read the whole Of the protest and stated that by
doing would be made manifest that he did not protest
a citizen, but a member OF this body. The Speaker,
without complying with the request, taking further
tee of Mr. H. who still the floor decided that the
gentleman from New 0rk (Slr. Taylor had the toor
Dccmng himself thu, placed in talse position before the
House and the in which had been done agra
waited personal grievance he had ict called upon to pursue
the course he did.
And now having stated the facts of the and the
strong prOvOcaon under which he acted he would that
it. in the excitement Of the moment he had said or done
ANYTHING derogaory the character Of the House he would
now ask that the past might be forgotten.
The following Is the protest alluded 10:
The urderssnd citizen of the State Of New York elected
fT Of P Whose pee ssan. y sSh a a o
elected me,npeI. al the n ne Assem-
deciding that said now legally reconvned and competent
Dated at %bshy Api H. s5s GE0RGE HoLLEY
Tie SPEAKER announced the motion OF Mr. ID b. lay
Tor to be in order.
MIR ELLSWORTH moved the following amendment:
R M the ,p9te That JG3 o d o Of five be
and report the be pursued by the Leg
such other bur ess as this session called to consider
After debate this cut of by the previous question:
and Mr. ID. b. Taylors resolution was adopted.
Mr. HADLEY moved joint resolution that on tomor
row at o'clock the Legislature take recess to the 18th
day of May
The Legislature could do all the business before it in
days, which if recess is taken we shall sit for two
months
Mr. BURROUGHS moved that the Legislature sit until
Tuesday next before taking
MIR iIENDEE said it was usual when executive
muncaon is received should be referred No action had
been taken on the Governors message yet lie would
move the adoption of the Senate resolutions.
Mr. LOOMS asked if there was not already question
before the House.
The SPEAKER announced that the Senate had concurred
in the House resolutions.
Mr. IENDEE'S motion was lost
Mr. HADLEY called the previous question on his motion
to take May H. and the motion adopted 6'
10 Al.
Recess to 81 o'clock.
BILLS PASSED.
The New York Tax bill.
Appropriating moneys for the Enlargement of the Erie
and Chanplain Canals.
Appropratng moneys pay Canal Revenue Certificates
To incorporate the Montague Park Association
Marine Disaster.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April II, 1858
Schooner Mohawk of Boston went ashore four miles le
low Indian River last night The Captain thinks steamer
could pull her off.
Ship News by Telegraph.
BOSTON April Arr ship Hope, Liverpool via Fayal March
r. Lett ships Charlotte Reed, repairing sail 2Ih
Angelo Nicholson would probably be condemned Spoke
Apf lat Diana the Downs, Jan %
her with lh lat ~
ship Andrew Foster, Liverpool for NewNo Also, ship