The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

tions formed Kings county and authorizing creditors
members 70 take legal steps for the sppoptmeut of re-
ceivers. who shall immediately wind up their affairs
By Mr.. CaAsiSR tdem Extending the March term Of
Tie Court OF Appeals to six weeks and the January term
By Mr.. WINNIE (dem )-Aushorizng the State Treasurer
to appoint two additional deputies
DURYEA (rep ITO prohibit the sale or possession
By Mr.. kooRx-rO incorporate company for railroad
mum Cenra Park or seventh avenue along the streets pa
ralIei with broadway 10 Chambers street..
By Mr. woLFoRD }rep ITO allow persons accused Of
crime .c testify in their own behalf
BY Mr. JEREMIAH (dem )-ro increase the number OF no
taries 10 New York at the option Of the Governor.
BY Mr. HeEsrr (dem)-ro enlarge tho locks OF the
Rxuuxx on r1m NEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL LOBBY.
Mr. MooRx (de introduced resolutions declaring that
the action Of the Mayor and Common Council Of New York
ia grosr,y improper and insulting I, members, sending
up lobby to influence action Of the members Of the
Legislature. Laid over
THE KANSAS QUrnIoN
Mr. DuRYxA frep) II half past O'Clock, called up
his resolution declaring opposition 10 the admission OF
Kansas . STATE under the iAcompton constitution.
Mr.. ADAMS (Am.) moved 10 amend by adding the words
under any constitution thai has not been submitted
to the vote and received the approval Of majority OF the
qualified voters Of the Territory In all its parts
Mr.. DURYaA accepted the amendment, and moved the
The cali for the previous question sustained, when
Mr. LAMN (dem) called for the ayes and nays on The
question" Shall the question BIO now put" The call
Of the roll was commenced about quarter oetore TWO
O'Clock When AR Lanings name was reached he asked
TO be from voting and took the door under the rule
which permits member 70 briefly state his reasons Tor
the request He commenced speech upon she general
merits Of the Kansas question: and was called to order by
Mr.. BARNES (rep). -
The ruled that the point of order was not we'll
taken.
OF hour going over the general ground Of the Gov
esnor'y message and democratic principles.
Several times he was called to order, but the Speaker
ruled In his favor, until
Mr.. BARNES appealed from the decision.
LANINC the floor tho appeal, and spoke on
general subjects for nearly an hour.
dsm WED, the ,ns
and the canals, in the Governors message, ana other
points
deciding that all subjects were relevant to the question OF
appeal Am a.
O'Clock.
M r Josxs, Jr., next took the floor, aud was inter-
rupted by Mr. Duryea who offered resolution making
the resolutions before the House the special order for
Tuesday next be continued until disposed Of and
that the main question be put at two O'Clock on Wednes-
day, unless eooDer disposed Of
This was objected 70 by Nv PARSONS fdem) and an oh.
lection being fatal Mr. Jones resumed discussing the
PsS ss' aoss .oose III 70
Mr.. DAYTON (dem) then spoke in strong condemnation
Of the Speaker and his democratic associates
While he denounced the action Of Mr. Duryea IN moving
the previous question: could not sanction the violation
Of the rules Of the House and the outrage Of all parliament
The question was then put on the appeal from the de-
Of the Chair and the House refused 10 sustain the
Speaker. , 49,
ing Kansas matters, when
BRx sp called sa him to order uo0..
overrung the Speaker the point Of order was well taken
Mr. I.AMNG then concluded his remarks, and voted
"No."
The motion ordering the previous question was then
The main question on the adoption Of the resolutions
then put and the vote stood ayes ~, nays To- No
Mr.. VAN vArx,.BuRn (rep) moved call Of the house,
cleared OF all but the members officers and reporters
The SPEAKER said that under the strict Interpretation or
the rules the must % Ss Sc., Tho rr.cc
The sPEAkKa-n is the decision OF the chair. do not
recognize any difference ,sposcr; and 9sns,s
MI VAN vAlKKysuRGu-I move the reporters be per.
Mr. LAsNe--No quorum is present. SO motion is in
order
The spyAKHR-The point Of order Ia we'll taken.
Mr.. woLxoRD-I appeal against the decision.
The Speaker-No appeal can be taken.
Mr.. i,sSo-Hus,le them out.
Mr.. WoIoRp--I nsist then, that all persons not Nom
beers or officers leave the House.
The spsAKKR-rhe gentleman will any others
Mr. WotFoRp-I name Senator Natl or from New York.
The reporters, with Senators Maber and Pratt ther
loft the chamber
Wber the roll was called on the eoors being locked
seventy members answered TO their names After the
absences on leave had been excused, MIR W. BALDWIN
(dem moved thai the further call Of the House be sus
pended
Mr. VaS vAIKxvBrRGH moved IN amend, by adding that
the vote the resolutions be taken ON wednesday next
at IL o clock.
No quorum voting, the geant At Arms was then d.
rected 10 bring IN the absentces.
Mr. BALDWIN moved further suspension OF the call.
Lost by IL 10 a..
Mr. wnlASr (dem) moved to adjourn. Lost.
The sergeant al Arms brought in Mr.. Hart and Mr. I.
jones Jr., making voting quorum.
Mr. PARSONS moved to adjourn. Lost
Mr. IAsiSG moved that The call be now suspended
Carried.
The doors were then opened, and tho resolutions OF
Gen. Duryea amended BY Mr. Adams, we're carried by
t5 to %.
Mr. BALDWIN moved to give the Committee on Elections
power send for persons and papers In the case OF Mr.
Doan az ainst Mr.. Seely Carried.
The House then, at IL 7. NJ adjournd