New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23

tear drop-thst unerrng index Of the soul thsi sits
eDibroned within; and he, Sir, is the model Of the
noble men no have been. and still are his associates
ard co-lsborers. trust, Sir, thst this commuuc.
tior will be referred to a Selec, Committee.
Nj, fEII1 regretted the scenes enacted, and re-
fred 70 the fact that Of the pereons most active
10 getting up the d-turbs pce the recp ient Of
patronage from high State officer and nowith stand
ing bic Pross conduct The CARTON alluded TO- that
officer sti kept bis proteee in favor.
The motion 10 refer to aSeect Committee prevailed
GESERlL Orders
TIE House vert into Committee, Mr.. COMSrOCK
in IN. Chair, and took up the following bils
To rtduce the several acts relating 10 the District
Courts IN the City Of New-York into one set Prog
In relation TO the Justices of the Marine Court aud
The Justices of tie District Couis. and the clerks Of
tbe some in New York Civ
To provide for the election Of certain Judicial Off
GERS in the City of New York on ballot separate
from other ballos. Third reading.
To explain and amend An act concerning pssssn.
gers in vessels coming TO the City of New York "
pared May ) ls47. Progress.
To secure the purity of Elections. Third reading.
At 10 O'Clock, the SPEAKER announced the', by
joint resolution of the Legislature, the House woud
proceed to nomiu ate Regent Of toe University,
in place Of John l.. o Sullivan, resigned
thAsIvs G. sn,,pIsI was sp%nstsd BY Ms"I. B.ldxio
Brush Bushnell Chester, Churchill Cl.k B. Cole Cole
mar Cons 2ea DAVID: ponnan bu|ont gsT'; Everett
nner.Oo. { P Johnson Kendies Knspp Kerk.nd L,port
Leigh. Lu.ssld Lourie, asetsn asKiouey Msor. Main
noy.r, FhslT. Plat Ramsay Raymond Ricsef.on Rhodes
sosD.on shoy 5mh sa SP yan Es s'HS sn
O.dol, Wsiker Weed, Wells @. D. williams, wel.ey, WIS
WILLIAM ! Mc.LPrvr was nominsted by Msssr. Allen,
Bhdsphteker. ColseL Deyenns, kmsus johnson
VIZ y smith. stor. ws.sr, wsd wys.nt-l7.
BENJAMIN r. WINTHROP wa, nominated BY MesT, Aitsen'
FsAs1us CORNING was nominated by Mess Green and s.
b. BuTLrR was nominated by Nes,s Masters and Rider
JorL T HrApLY vss pomnsted by Mesr, Convey and Wa
bv W Warner R. 5 BURROWS by T. =. Whalen.
A Committee fIom the Senate appeared and an
nounCod that that BODY had Ina0e ts nomination OF
Regent Of The University, and awaited the pleasure
| of The House.
Mr. BLATCHFORD moved the appointment Of q
COMMITTEE TO 70 toe Senate that the House
! rad MADE its nomination of Regent OF the uo'ver
sity and request the Senate TO appear IN the Assem-
| bly, cbsmher and compare nominations Carried sDd
Messrs. Blatchford and Rider were appointed such
! Committee.
| The Sesate then appeared in the Assembly Guam
Der and The President Of the Senate announced the
object Of the convention to be to compare nomins-
tiODs.
The CLERK of the Senate read the announcement
tbat that body had selected Erastus c. Benedict as
Regent of the University.
The CLERK of the Assembly read the announce
that that body had selected Erastus G. Benedict
az Regent of the University.
Erastus & Benedict Of Nex.York duly elected Re-
gent of the Cniversity in place of John l.. OSulli
ven, resigned.
The House then went into Committee, Mr.. b..
SMITH in the Ch.ir, and took up the bill 70 facili-
tate ec ucaion and civilization among the Indians re-
siding within this State. Third reading.
Recess to 7 NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill TO extend the preemptivs rights of the
Sacketts Harbor and Saratoga Railway was ordered
TO third reading.
| The bill authorizing Attorneys and Counselors of
the Supreme Court to take aiidavits ordered to
third reaoiDg