New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
ASSEMBLY,.

lie motion to insert AUg1si was ost-Ayes Ns-' .
The Senate then non coIcr-red in the House suo1d
rnert inserting May, by Ayes Nays 20.
ASSEMBLY,.
The TExFEEASeE Bill.
The Temperance question sgain taken uyin Com
niiiee of tie Whele yesterday afternoon
Tie motion pending that o. Mr.. FIERo, = recon-
nj, with instructions to make the Jaw take efeos on the
/ first Of August.
Mr. DTwEY, sfer Mr.. FIERO had "a Mr. D.s request,
Withdrawn his motion took the fO0- and moved y an
amendment the series Of solutions reported by him rom
tie minority Of the Committee on tie Eeuse bill. provid
ing regulations fO- stringent Excise law Mr.. d. then
proceeded at length TO advocate his proposition. In
GLIDING he stated he had desire press his motion 70
a vote, and therefore withdrew il.
Mr. MORRIs renewed the motion. and spoke st some
lergth against the ;nent of prohibitory law.
Mr STIRLING followed the other side in effective
speech, when the Hou'e sdjourned.
Nr. CuYyiSG introduces the following bill
An .sIa an is 'as An .ss 5'S, 81, :. ,1sas "a,
aahids:. ssosi!.os, Sa.a,h5r1sd ~ :,~@ F.,'sd
sie1ios fss id section Of Al entitled
:, is si .ii az 90 s..
sac Every penen ball eject eaeet promise
procure n,a specified IN she Psee%0s section 81 ms SCI
preceding sseen shall each oass'e forfeit thousand dollars
@ Of Ss a.. Es % Sa 81 J 5sn, y 8 s
The NYors and ,ston to be brought for the
lie Of eh.f'sr enc o. til. seven the
ihs Be made applicable an .rs not
h.r,,h PfJ and the Proceedings there
SIC Nothing TIL .h. .se, .rPly any
ptr Incurred before the p..ssse hereof AID sn oa Sroala.
70 Pso.J o. any 'aeA seton nay i"1J proceed
Sac o ; II Tbs act ' aha. t.Ls elect ss...y
CBOTOs wATER
Mr.. SAVAGE reported complete he Senate bill amending
tie act simplifying the manner Of collecting arrears OF
hts and regular rents OF CrOton WAFER Ii
was ordered TO third reading.
JUroxIST AGAINST STATE PRISON AGENTS.
An opinion received from the Attorney General this
morning in to resolution by the House, on the
question whether judgment could be obtained against
State Prison Agent for neglect careessnsss in the per
Torrance OF his duty as such Agent The question arose
from where Judgment had been recovered against
gent for employing incompetent convict "a ensi
by which frs occurred, shops burned and con
tractors suffered damage. The Attorney General holds
that the Agent cannot be sued Agent though ne
might be as IN individual And inasmuch as the Judgment
had been paid by the State voluntarily /! could not be
recovered from the sureties Of said Agent
The sAcSETTs HARBoR AND SARATOGA RAILROAD.
The bill authorizing change in the route of the Sack
Harbo and Saratoga Railroad was passed by the fol
Angle, Attain Bailey gsid.p Barrow Bar
en Isasd Brssp BSaramsn g0; Bed s aa
H.p1 Hsir. Hatch HhcI.y Howell M.hi,s Hut hissoa'
Ls Mss, ss h py, h si;s MS Sa a Rob s
Savage Soaring Sessions sss s smse, sPs's, Str
NAYS Baker RI Baldwin Rser, Bennett, Bu,ss.'
HOlcIdse Hoyle Hall LO1sr Mills O. L. Miller ? Miller.
Woc ss~+' "~'p''' ''''' -'''-'-
BILLS PUT FORWARD.
The following entitled bills were ordered to third
reading
j. relation FsllIS.S. or Lon, Island .d:,o,
For the s of ls BSS11 tf.s Ssa Of rsu
Allowing he continued Of eOParnehip names in eeain
ACCOMMODATION FOR TIE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY:
The bill apprcprang $4,000 for the improvement Of
the old State Han and accommodation OF the State Agr
cultural Society came up for its third reading - .
Mr.. ID p. WooD moved to recommit the bill, with in
sfrucors reduce the appropriation to some 5OO the
designated by tie Commissioners of the Land Office
Before NJ had pe ecnolSdoa he hour for the special
order-ite third reading of the Temperance b-arryed
and the GEAR announcedh
FINAL PASSAGE OF The TEMPERANCE BILL.
Tie chamber crowded in every part with ladies and
gentlemen und il with some Inconvenience business
was preceded with. The Clerk commenced reading the
Mr. MALLORY inquired if any motion to reconsider tho
bill would be n order.
HE CHAIR replied that it would not
Mr. MALLORY then inquired ii motion TO amend could
be made.
The CHR said no amendment could now be made
cept BY unanimous consent
SEyfRaL VoIcEs--" objec" II object
The Clerk proceeded with the reading Having cOnlu'
ded, he commenced calling the roll.
MIR BAKLRs name being called, that gentleman rose
and asked be excused from voting ana proceeded to
state bis lie said he had taking his seat here
teken en- oath support the Constitution OF the United
States and of this State ard by the fourth article OF the
ameudmeIts the Constitution OF the United States no
law can be passed authorizing unreasonable searches
Mr. NJ ,sIoss rose to point Of order The gentleman
had right in his explanation to discuss the merits OF
Tie bill.
The CHAIR decided the point Of order well taken, and
read the 6lst rule which allows member to briefly state
tie reasons why be should be excused from voting
Mr.. BAKER proceeded lie said he was about to say
that this bill unconstitutional. He did not desire to
have understood that be opposed to the suppression
Mr IoaITR rose to point Of order, which lie submitted
in wiring and which in substance the same as that
raised by Mr. Sessions
order
Mr BAKER then voted No.
Tie name of Mr. BAcKus being called Mr. c. c. LfrGH
rose and stated lie had note from Mr.. b. who was de-
tanned at home by sickness, and weo & 'ed 'na Ills
Tie CHAIR decided that could not be done without
Mr. ] BALDWIN asked that the privilege be granted
Mr. BACKUs.
Mr.. BAKER objected.
The rsue Of Mr. CRocHzRoy being called, he asked to
he excused ard proceeded 10 say thEt he condereu ns
bill Unconstitutional. ~ ,
The following psmes being called, members rose and
stated they wire sick Asssrs. HoLLESBEck LEE, ana
The vote was then announced as follows:
BAILEY ,. sn 2 Sa s"J B1s c
co.il frs FEED Soi ac. c,s ha
Msii.. Mslsy Hutch. JsG.iai Joy kNaasy
N NI N Leg MeS.r t aexaHIty a Nice lfian MI
Ter nhehe Noble Palmer .Pesrs Randall RehAr1.on
i E1f rdSsns usssxood w.s Weed wo
9er D. Will J. z. villa wilar' Wine, D P Wood '" Ii.
"SGYsMr. Arrl. Aiti.n Baker BOstieh Bru5t Barssss
6.rey Arch Dunlop r. D1ni.p Edw.Id, FsrsssO3 Gsr%n
Cot Gl.bD, Ms,ss hsior, Al' aor. Sssen ods fss
s :ts h,S.'T Ticnr.en wsd &hpp White
The bill TO amend the act dividing the County OF sen
Ten inotwo Jury districts passed Is viii have to go
through tie Senate.
by T,lss5Th
AFTERNOON sESsIOs-BILLs PAeshD