New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

ib. divisoa bed n,' ben made Apple. p.essn, .s.
rsrg The election Of charter oeers elections the
:.s .1s 81 ,r: % y. :.v'f wsr 4.
Of sid City ard the Jurisdiction Of the police sod sss
new ward Nothing In the act sh. be deemed to or in ssy
Wis. the Con Iessoosi Senatorial Asmbly district
pev prescribed b. Law
STEALING OR FORGING RAILROAD TICKETS.
Mr.. RAYMOND introduced q bill entitled " An
sc in relation 70 the Stealing and Forging OF Rail
"roso Tickets, which provides that every person
convicted Of s'eslng, taking and carrying away raii'
road passengertckets prepared for sale previous to
or after sale, shall be scjudged guilty Of fraud or
pet. larceny, .nf If they snount, at the prices
charged, TO over SIS, the ofenae shall be adjudged
grand larceny and punishable by imprisonment IN tue
State Prisop for term not exceeding years II thef
amount 20 the sum Of t25 uncer petit larceny,
aid the offender be .ubject to Dprison men. 10 the
County Js1 not exceed NJ Six months, or oy nue. h2'
read PASSENGER icie ~beh. iued and .ilaea By ..saa
not for sale deemed railroad rck-ts within ne mesa
ns forId eo1rtsrit,d or .s.y any tickets
.od or delivered for consideration aay such
trsed or eouItefed tickets. shs be snaestd sulJ o.
IN The .td degree sus be punished 10 like
prescribed by in Of eonsieHsn OF forgery N me
is eie Be- .uch With the nsanon to
10 ,ss ,s be s.sps Tn ss As i.i. sec ~ nes..y
sEw-YORK JUVENILE AsYLUN.
Mr.. LEIGH introduced the following:
AEAcT 70 amend entitled Al set 70 incorpoy.e the
Newi9,t Juvenile A,Jnp P:;sse June ~ r,.,.
s.sipf fem tim. ne tie whole suy part OF ia real Is
provdee the euton Of every ,eh moffs;fs ee 81
porsoD passed st meeting st which quorum OF thirteen
SIC q Til. act shall take effect Immediately
SAILORS SNUG HARBoR
The annual report of the Sailors Snug II rbor, in
the City OF NewYOrk, wss received Inc Ireasur'
er's report shows receipts from various sources,
Amounting to s7f 657 o. ana disbursements amount
ing TO the same SUN. The Exc ;uIive Committee cay
they find that there is balance OF CASH IN favor oil
- 81 n
the Trustees, of s2, 736 a. end tnSt me same Is Ga
deposit in the &" Seaman Bank for Savings to the
creoit OF the Trustees. .,
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Census bill as amended, was received from
the Senate. Motion having been made TO concu ia
the Senate amer dmepts.
Tie SPEAKER decided that the amendments we're
not oebatabe az motion 70 concur wa. equi'aeus
10 bro reading Of the biu. The decision took tne
minority by surprise. -,
NJ. UEADLEY rose 10 point oil Ordef, ol' Tue
Suealer decided against tue same.
Nr. O'KEtFE sppealtd from the decision o. the
Chair. bat withdrew his appeal after warm desui,o-
~ conversation The motion being concurrng IN the
senate smepdment-nember after me mber asked 70
he excused for the reason thst the amendments were
never read discussed, and therefore they couu not
vote urderstaLdirgly. When Mr.. hea1leys hahe
Was called he asked 10 be excused the House re-
(n,ed. but Dir. Headley would not vote. His name
being called three times IN vain, the speeker pro-
nourced him In contempt When NJ. Pettys name
vss called the same scene ensned The calling o' We
LIST heuQ concluded, the senate bUenoultnls wcic
concuJTed in by vote of Ayes 81; Noes 81. When
the vote was announced, e. G.. Leigh moved that
Nessrs. Joel +. Headey and joseph II. fety oe
but into the custody Of the Sergeant alarms and
brought 10 the bar OF the House. ,
MIR OKEEFE moved 10 amend by substituting tue
names OF Chss G.. Leigh and John W. Steb0ms
Mr. WELLS rose 70 a point of order, thai Messrs'
Leigh arc Sitbbips were not IN contempt ~
Mr.. RHODES SAID they were the most coDtemptoie
members in the House.
The debate that ersued was very exciting. Motion
after motion was made 10 adjourn The members
spoke warmly for AID against taking action on the
resolution OF contempt.
The resolution was eveltualiy adopted " eHs ~
Nays, %.
Mr., HEADLEY then spoke, d.sclamiog dsrespect
to the House, but insisted that bis rights had been
encroached upon, and if the House put hin IN con-
tempt he would resign and go home.
Mr. BLATCHFORD said the apology was no apoi-
ogy in fact. IL,
lev under arrest bat before the question was taken,
on the motion Of Mr.. Blatch!oTd, the House ad
journet.
The friends Of Mr.. Hesdey, Immediately after the
adjournment Of the House. were invited TO attend the
Committee rooms, when large number OF the mem
bers and great crowd of outsiders repaired there
instantly. =,
AMBROSE STEVENS. of Genesee, was called to the
Chair. He explained that this trouble had grown oa'
of what he might say declared by all men IN TINS
civ yersed liz Parliamentary rules, TO be an unjust
decision of the Speaker Of the Assembly. HIS had
the authority of Mr.. CIoswell, who had spent p
wears in the Assembly, TO say that no question was
more decsively open TO debate than on amenom
coming from one house TO another Hethen reviewer
the action Of the majority in the matter OF the census
bill r,..,L.
the audience. 80
Mr. WAGER fully sustained the course Mr.. Heacley
had taken. declaring il was manly and noble.
Mr. STEVENS stated that Mr.. Raymond, and Mr..
Pruyn the late Speaker OF the Assembly, oOtn helc
the Speakers decision wrong.
Mr. WATERBURY moved that the meeting express
is sense of the partial, unparlamsntsry and tyrsnni
cal conduct Of the Speaker on this and also on o'hei
Mr.. RHoprs favored THE and designated the coa-
duct OF the Chair as arbitrary and unjust toward the
minority. n,
Eventually, on motion of Mr.. PEcK OF Nlagsra
resolution was adopted sympathizing with M
HesSley advising him to make no further apology u
the House. c-.... =.
On motion Of Mr.. WATERBURY Committee Of
Eve were appointed to draft further resolutions e1
pres.iye of tie sense OF the minority on the conduc
Of the Speaker and majority.
The minority have also called caucus'meehng ioi
tomorrow to decide upon the course Of seton to b.
pursued to resist the oppressive conduct OF the msef
ity The meeting then adjourned.
Much excitement exists at the hotels 10 consequence
Of the affair
SENATOR GILLETTE on PERSONA