New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-10


ArLASIIc SAvIGATIos CospASr.
Mr.. BROOKS L. oduced bill Incorporating james
X. Gilmore, Wn J. Tod, Cbss. c. Bscku. Dsy o
Kellogg Geo. s. Pe1y, John But;erfeld, Ira Bursley
Cbas. D. Heyrood under this title for the purpose n
Building, fitting, charterirg, and navigating.
TOBLCIosISG sORTGAGEs BIT ADVERTISEMENT.
Mr.. NOXON introduced the bill on this subjec.
which failed a the Ia. session II requires that
copy OF TIE netice Of sale shall BE delivered At east
twelve weeks prior 70 tho time specified for the sale,
to the Geek Of the county Ia which The mcrgagei
premises are situated who Il required 10 file the same
in book kept for that purpose.
sHERIfFs CERTIFICATES UPoN THE SALE OF RIAL
ESTATE.
Mr.. MASON slso brought in bin which provides
that Whenever q certificate Of sale Of real estate by
Sheriff shall be fled in the office Of the Clerk Of any
county it shall be the duty Of the Clerk to enter the
names Of the parties 10 the Judgment upon which the
premises were sold the name Of the purchaser or puI
q ssc the name Of the town city and Othe lot or
lots, together with the date Of sale.
SoIICEs AND ELLIS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. SPENCER, 10 amend an act 10 incorporate the
American Female Guardian Society.
Mr.. c 7. SMITH OF bill in relation 70 the s''e.s-
ment Of taxes in Brooklyn 10 provide for the ee toa
Ct Register of Deeds in Kings County.
Mr.. SOXON, in relation to abandoned canals.
Also, to amend the act relative to the election of
Mr.. RICHARDSON, Of q blu regulating the rate
Ct interest on tie loan OF foIbearauoe Of money.
Mr.. WADSWORTH TO amend the act relative 10
turing, &C, purposes.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. BROOKS called UP the joint resolution propos-
ing joint action by the Finance Committees of the two
Houses on the Appropriation and Supply bulls. Agresd
TO- 1000
Also the resolution TO print extra copies - 600 Of
the report of the Select Committee appointed to vs,
State Institutions during the recess. Agreed to.
Mr. NOXON called up the resolution appointing hr
Everett Assistant Sergeant at Arms of the Senate
Agreed 10.
sPICIiL oRDrR-coSsiDERATIoS or APPROPRIATIONS
AND SUPPLY BILLS.
The special order-thc consideration Of the Appr0-
pfiaton ard Supply bls-havirg been announced,
Mr. RICHARDSON sisted that the COMMITTEES ef
Finance Of the Assembly and Senate bad arranged oI
Joint meeting this afternoon at o'clock lie ceemei
it. II erefore unnecessary to consider the bill at tits
time, and moved to postpone its consideration.
Agreed to. Recess to II IN.
SPECIAL ORDER-THE sIcRLE NSb PARE Contested
Ills Gaze having been made the special order for
MI BROOKS called for the reading Of the report of
The Con mittee, which concludes a. foogs:
ReIolt,d That Daniel T. Sickes holds the certificate Of
eccPp a5S now c:uRs The ' 1o 20 81 s Is
Rfs Ts IhG%a' ss the S9nis s T,d ar the &
b, y D o STATE he. sShed HI. tile hereto ,nd that
The said Thomas Bar hereby declared 20 BE- the senator
nn.,ercd 20 him upon b, presenting himself for that Pur9.e
The Committee consists of Senator'S Hasted, Hall
and Ramsay. ,,
striking out all after the word resolved, and refer the
matter back to the Committee to hear proof and report
Cd The first day of the preseut session
Mr. c, L. SMITH by whom the amendment was in
totuced at the last session, stated tho circumstances
under which il was pre- ented. II no. seemed TO him
10 impuen the Committee, and in that view he asked
leave TO withdraw the amendment
Mr. SICKLES raised the point that the Senator IRON
the lid Mr. {. Z. Smith could not withdraw the
resolution it having received action al the last session
and the Senate having decided 10 take up this matter
in precisely the shape whore it vas LEFT at The last
session.
Mr.. {. p. SMITH remarked that he was of the inn
preston that the mSyer of an amendment or TeioutOn
had the privilege of Withdrawing such amendment or
resolution at any time before question was taken
upon IT, c
Mr.. BARR claimed that the view taken by the Sena-
tor from the lid was correct.
MIR. SICKLES denied the position assumed, claim
inc hat the amendment could not nov be withdraw
the Senate having adopted resolution at this session
TO resume the consideration Of the case where It was
left at the adjournH ent Of the last session.
Mr. WADSWORIH took similar gr bund
The PRESIDENT decided mat tie amendment was
ertiiely under the control of the Sen-tor who offered
IT, no question having been taken upon 1t at The last
session.
Mr.. c. p. SMITH having withdraw the amend
nett,
Mr.. KELLY renewed the amendment. II proposes
al the Committee having come to conclusion, mol
ttrposed by Mr.. sck'cs, that Mr.. S. have leave 10
withdraw the demurrer, ard answer the petition IN
such manner as lie may elect and that the Committee
proceed to take testimony in the case.
Mr. BARR expressed surprise that the amendment
should have been renewed after the withdrawal by the
Senator from the lid. lie should not detan the Sen
ste With any remarks, but trusted the Senate would
reject the amendment.
Mr. SICKIES addressed the Senate a. length. The
oriental worshipors, he remarked when approaching
the sea of Justice removed their dusty sandals from
their feet He trusted Senat would, in the consider
acn OF this case, all partisan or patty bias
from their min lie. Great stress had been laid upon tue
circumstance of an understanding by the COMMITTEE
that he Mr. S. rested the whole Gaze upon the L.
muner int rposed; yet not paper before the commit
tee nor sword from himself or counsel warranted any
| such understanding. He produced afdavits, which,
he said had been before the Senate Committee during
the whole Of last session and yet but yeser lay the
Senator from the NNIIth tNr. Ramsay remarked 10
| him Mr.. s. that be had sven them 10 attention
| Mr.. RAMSAY-ALd the resson II the senator wiz
| allow me, was because they were entirely ex parte
| in their character.
Nj. SICKIES remarked that that was well known
when the papers introduced INTO ne male al tne
| last u ssion. He made that statement fully then
At , O'Clock Mr.. SlCKlES had tho floor, a1d con-
tinued his argument against adopting the conclusions
Cf the Committee.
Mr.. SICKLES gave way, and, notion the con.
: T. H. Adjourned to o'clock Monday evening.
ASSEMBLY.
IHE PROHIBITORI Law.
90 motion Of Mr. FOOT, all petitions for PrVhb-
iiov law were ordered 20 be referred 10 Select Com
mittee.