New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

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ISSUES IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Mr.. NOXON introduced bill providing for the ref.
srence and rialo certain issues in the Supreme Court
by County Courts, which provides as follows:
sreTiOs sse. q fact in actions pending in the Supreme
and malicious prosecution be referred for s and bs tried
in the Count; Court Of the county named the P'ee o "
SEC The order for sueh reference and ia may be made at
sry tim. 'er the joining Of issue issues Of fact In any &C
thereof BY order fled with the CLERK the Court and such
der when made shall not be vacated except 6y the supreme
Court for shown and upon notice 20 the adverse party and
from and after making such order reference the acton 80 re-
@ S @ O' ~ tb coupty Court At which Jury
shsll be summoned TO attend A motion Tor new
trial bill of exception. or otherwise an apPea-
ton for judgment special verdict reserved for su
men or further considerations must IN the mrs, n.aSee oe
when upon tI. the case present: eay question: OF w enc
preme Court at general and in that the application
G judgment be made at the General Term Of the su'
p!eme Court
Senator KELLY'S bill relative to Banks Banking
Associations the Banking Department and the Bank
Fund was called up in Committee OF the hole but
Senators evincing desire to have further time to con-
slider the amendments adopted, motion to postpone
its consideration till tomorrow prevailed
BIooKLYS COURTS.
Mr. C. p SMITH brought in bill which authorizes
the Justices and Police Justices Of the City OF Brook
lyp each for himself to appoint Clerk al salary OF
$500.
wAfLABOUT BURIAL GROUND.
Mr. SMITH also introduced bill authorizing the
sale of the old alabOut burial ground, aud its con-
yerson into Streets the proceeds to be divided into
nine equal shares, Of which shall be used for the
purchase of burial place in one q the he mes
specied time are not claimed by relatives or friends;
the other eight parts to be divided among the congre
CATIONS who own ground in the Walaoout burial plot,
70 be used for the purpose of purchasing ground In
some of the cemeteries The following are the names
Of the Commissioners appointed to carry the pro-
visions @ Of the bill into efect;-Semuel q johnson,
John Dikemsn, George 5, Rowland, Abraham >.
Bekman, VIM. IL. Park, Elvah Le~lS anu "aiiiu'
Reynolds.
An act for the better observance Of the Sabbath in
the cities of New-York and Brooklyn. -,
Mr. SICKLES moved to refer this bill back, Win
Instructions 10 substitute the bill OF Mr.. Matteson OF
the Assembly to suppress ntemperance and TO regu'
late the sale Of intoxicating drinks This Dill, he
argued, was drawn, evidently with great care, anu
net Of last wear was free from the numerous objections
that attached to this day-inthe-week temperance
scbeme The motion was lort.
NJ SICKLE then moved to refer both bills to the
Select Committee having the temperance subject in
charge. Lost-6 to 90.
RESOLUTIONS &C.
ZION motion of Mr. LEE, a resolution was adopted
authorizing the appointment Of Committee Of Eight
10 take into consideration the bills on the General Or
ders. six of said Committee to have power to refer
apy bill thereon saye tax and appropriation bills, to
power to report complete.
Mr.. z. CLARK moved a resolution that the Legii
lature adjourn sine die on the Ninth DAY OF APRIL
Lies oyer.l
Mr. RICHARDSON moved the following:
ReOieed That the select committee composed Of ssnao'
The yesy Trinity Church, In the City Of IN fePy
Of the senate passed AP - @ are 1s',Oa
things contained in said resolution and the ressons io tne
psucences and evaveneo Of such reports also tue Fsue
Of the and real estate men
toned said report and such other real estate as sara iuy
a.u o . to the Senate session of
the LeuIe and chat the said committee for such purpose.
hereby suOhIed to hold meetnss and conduct ns ne
sGry ,ons, after the sdosnment OF th1 Lesatuts
and have power send Tor snd eAsns psfess,T,
IN the proper discharge Of their duties .,.-,
Mr. X. stated that the reason he deemed TINS resoiu
ton necessary was that the report made to the Senate
by the Church was wholly unsatisfactory and IN hgh
degree defiant. .
Mr. MADDEN hoped the resolution would not be
| adopted. We had enough OF this TRINITY Cnutca
matter; and all investigation has resulted IN Juss
nothing. lie hoped DO more Investigating Commn'ees
| would be appointed. He believed the other House
had appointed Committees to see II Spuyten Duyvii
Bridge was safe structure, and how tenant houses
were constructed. II this stste Of things was con-
tipued he would have to join the new party OF the
Senator from the lid (Nr. Sicklesl-the mnd'your'
| ownbusiness party. 49, ...,,.
| cusades against churches and rdicued the resolu-
tion. He thought il was time that by decisive vote
oftbe Legislature an end should be put to this con-
.,spt agitation of the Trinity Church question. 80
long as It existed was degrading the character Of
| the State.
| Al Executive Session was now ordered. ,r,,
| Aher the doors were opened, Mr. WADSW Ohlh
took the ioor and expressed the hope that the ques
tjon would be disposed of to-day. He was opposed 10
tie resolution and desired to see this matter put a
| rest.
The question was then taken, with the following re-
| suit:
| YEAs-MessY. Bellinser Ferdcn. Lee, Richsrdson-t
| NAYS-Messrl Bradford Briggs Brooks Clsrk h.e hs
s,ed. HaTeouI Hoehiiss Hunnsson Kelly MADDEN Sss
Patterson, Rider, A N. Smith, C. z. smith, . n einiAn
| siekles, Towpe Wsdsworth, White-N
| GENERAL ORDERS.
| Mr.. PATTERSON in the Chair-Ihe committee Of
the Whole passed to third reading the bill Tor the re-
| lief Of Andrew j. Yates.
| Also, the bin extending the time for the collection
| ftsxes in the Town Of West Farms, Weetchester
| County. ,
| (In connection with this bill Mr.. BROOKS stated
there but two or three counties that had a. yet
paid over tbe State tax, in consequence OF which the
| Coptroler was compelled 70 borrow from the banks
come 100000 thus far, to carry on the Government
| from DAY 10 day.l
| The PRESIDENT announced the reception OF
communication from the Albany Common Counci, ln'
yiting the Senate 10 attend the funeral OF the late
| or Parmaee, which accepted on motion Oh MI
Heourt, after earnest tribute to the worm Oh ae
ceased in which Mr. H. spoke the real sentiment Of al
| this community.
The Senate immediately took recsss'
ASSEMBLY.
W.