The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

Albany, April 4, 1856.
The bill regulating the salaries Of the Judges Of the
Court Of Appeals and Supreme Court considered
Committee Of the Whole and the enactng clause stricken
out by vote OF 80 to b3.
Mr.. VAN SANTvooRD moved to restore the enaehDg
clause. Lost, by 81 10 81.
To legaze the asts Of the Supervisors OF New York.
To form new ward from the Twelfth and Nineteenth
wards, New York.
The Brooklyn Peniten,iary bill.
To close Bloomr gdale square.
To regula'e tho sale Of potatoes by weight.
Fey the claim ofthe Croton Wate' Board against the
Sing gs Ing prison o.: Co.. :, co...,,,.
tice1 courts.
For tho sale Of the New York arsenal
To amend the act in relation to assurances taken DJ
individuals and companies unauthorized BY law.
. To incorporate the Lying.in Hospital, New York
To amend the tax lass.
To authorize the establishment OF two State L1nAtc
Asylums.
In relation to banks and bank frauds
TO regulate the fare of the Cayuga and Susquehsnna
To incorporate the Inter o:eanc Steam Navigation
Mr. DSGASsx presented report from the Tenement
House c. n,mttee with resolution TO extend the pow
ers OF the committee duri:g Laid the table
port moving forward bills BY Numbers general orders
only, without naming titles Of bills
The House refused to receive the report.
The Temperance bill coming up for third reading
M, GLOVER moved the previous question, which was
Mr. NoR1HRor's amendment TO prevent the sale OF
liquor in stores where merchandise and groceries are
kept, was adopted, by ayes, g. nays, 3d.
Alter several other amendments voted down Mr..
DuGANNE moved reconsideration Of ths above vote and
in ctng So he made violent attack upon the nggsr
worrhippers, charging that they had advocated thu
above amendment under preense OF being DESTROYS to
cure good law and that they now openly declared they
would vote against he bill when amended. He charged
that they were dishoI In their professions Of
anae, and were DESTROYS only If throwing the bill
that they might keep the agitation OF the question still
in existence They had teen expected to join with the
advocates Of the license law IN securing good BILL and
they had so to act only for te purpose of de-
eaDg all legislation upon the subjecs importance.
They were dishonest in all their pot
az political capital lie moved the previous Question.
Immense excitement ensuea upon this mem bers jump
rg to their feet and calling upon Mr.. Duganne to with
draw his motion for the previous question.
Mr.. DUGANSE refused when dozen members strova to
speak Mt once.
The House refused to order the previous question
Mr. PESDERGRAsT replied to Mr.. Duganne denying the
chtrge 0 inconsistency made against the republican
and accusing Mr. Duganne With pretending adv ocatc
an anaendement and retTeatng from It when adopted
motion to slider then prevailed by ayes nays
Mr. NoRTHRoP's original amendment was then los. by
by ayes S., nays Sc. Subsequently Mr.. Hampton who
voted in the Affirmative found his vote recorded in the ne
gative. This changed the result OF the vote.
Upon his motion to correct the journal, much excite
men. ensued, amidst which the House adj burned till
evening
EVENING SESSION.
Upon the reassembipg of the House. after stirring
debate the suggestion Of Mr.. ANToN the Chair de-
cided Mr.. Hampton had right to corre,t the journal
and iIected the Clerk 30 to correct the vote Mr.
Northrops amendment.
clartd carried and, as consequence, the subsequent
proceedings were destroyed.
Mr.. B. BAILEY appalled, from the decision; but The
therefore recommitted.
Confusion prevailed upon the announcement Of the re
suit, and motions we're made to reconsider:
The CHAIR decided the motions out of order.
Pending motion to take up the Appropriation bin
the House adjourned