New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

relt that the Registry bill te included in tbs bud.
get and that it be pl,red al rts bead OF the hist
where Il would b. the first 10 be considered The
suenGmcnt was put to the House spj wss carried
by large majority, but decl,red lo-t for wan.
Of two-third- vote. This vas an erro,eous rulips
on The part ot the Chairman; but no ayreal Wa,
taken from II. Under the russ two-triris vote
Vac necessary 10 msLe The baA special order,
while majority only vas nc-pssary 10 carry an
amendment. The msln question Ito make Mr.
LsniDgs bill special order) was put 10 the House
ard lost. obtaining less than majority.
During The ession If this moruinz. NJ. WAGER
by urs. nous consent offered resolution similar 70
tist offered by Lauing lat evcring, making Mr..
Is bill n special order, &c. when Mr. ADAMS
ruf diately offered bis amendment, placing the
Registry bill at The head Of the list
Mr.. MCNETT moved 10 amend the amendment
by placing tie Registry at the end Of the bills
which vas lost, 43 to G7. Mr. McNett then moved
the preI ous question. 10 prevent vote being taken
on kdsms's amendment. The Yeas aud Nays we're
called, end the House refused to sustain the pre-
vcus question, az TO 66, and the Assembly ad.
iourned. On r5assembtng. the question will be on
Mr. Adsms's amend n6ment, which will. 10 toubt. be
adopted. do not think there are more than two
or three Republican members Of the Assembly
who viii vote against the bin while il will be duite
sure to receive the support OF al ths Americans
" wbich viii probably ssenIe its passage. What its
iate may be IN the Se.atc j. would perhaps be haz-
srdous 10 guess.
Previous to the adjournment OF the Assembly
Mr. JONES. from the Grinding Committee. reported
A large rumbcr Of bill' as proper to BE- referred
back to the appropriate Committees, 70 be reported
complete Among these bills were the following:
In relation e Maize Court IL The q q New Nors II
alton to Il deposit. ir he ssv'gs ts-k (quirs he
S1 t To- .nsnd @ y e 'l cI 81 sc Of i a Ea. S
q wtsh ,n, yoq the adj a'' 1 are as es'; 1 T. E.c
of city by ireho Asrhves' atd others scuse
3. por,rs ard r-oe-fers r. Loan ConIi..o-r. ,nd 20
smed the a. e isi 9r'-s 20 sg'pre-' gau'H!
These bills were all raterred to BE- reported COM
pete.
Among the bills read third time aud passed
Tie b i1rtou 70 the Nv Yrt Ir,tstiou t. III Biad;
which sovs he T7ter. 80 d pose ~ o"sn real e't.e ara
tr m teiiIe the R-sous Q. the York Boad suPcr-
" 'o . 70 to ay der hl. a. Il The ~en;v Nd
Ward Of the CITY Of New YORK. " his case tie cec s.' q
cidtd that Aessrs rnou and ssnoo were the Pade' sy
TIE bill to authorize the payment Of the old
police force (beug that portion of the force who,
with Mayer Wood at their head, we're IN rebellion
slaInst tie laws Of the State) up TO July ), 1901,
when lie decision Of the Court Of Appeals confirm
ipp the coustitutonaty Of the Metropolitan Police
law was promulgated; ard also to pay such OF the
old police as were in charge Of the Staton-flouses
aud prope rty Of the Police Department Of the City
day of the saire month, when the Statlon-l louses
we're delivered over TO the Police Commssloners
by resolution of the Common Council, was passed
On is third reading in the Assembly to-day.
In the SENATE, Mr. WHEELER reported bhi to
prevent NE gal voting throughout the Statt, being
The same bill which NJ. Adams introduced into the
Assembly. which was made the special order for
tce that h. should call for the final vote on this bill
Immediately after the reading of the Journal on Sat
urday Lext.
Mr. M,rnER qavc notice that he should present
q minority report.
The bill to pay interest on Canal Drdtts WAS Or
dered to third reading.
TIC following bills passed the Senate, viz:
Relative the publication oi the es-ona~s ne~'pspe
.s - cert per io9 % hSa ac 's resn,
, or +. rot Il " Sich provides the sa.. Of
of the Iabor OF G dumping eafbss' shes
&C. H. the docs) ea..e 20 the Arsena! III A,iny
Tie bill TO restrain banks, individual bankers aud
banking associations from assuming the title OF
Savings Banks, or receiving deposits as such, was
lost. is 10 H. and q motion to reconsider was laid
| on the table.
The Senate discussed and reported progress Oh
| the METROPOLITAN Police bill, and took Teces
| TN "a ?. 49,.
The trends and opponents of the bill to autholiz
a Railroad in certain streets parallel to Broadwa
| Are 10 have hearing before the Senate Cominltte
IN Cities aud Villages to which that bill has been
| referred. On Friday next, at o'clock, ?. nl
| The Special Committee appointed to m'estigste
| the affairs Of the emgrant depot at Castle Gafdeh
have closed up the testimony and WILL probably
make their report to the Assembly on Friday
Saturday next. AT tie instance of the Commission
ers of Emigration Joseph Blunt, esq, was examined
before the Committee yesterday and testified that
he yrs the author of certain letter or letters pub
| Eshed in TIE TRIguSE over the signature OF -;
| b." which created something OF STIR here' ana
further. that he knew nothing Of the management
| or misnauagement Of the affairs Of Castle Garden,
beyond what be had obtained from the public prints
| and pubc rumor. The evidence is voumlnous
but shall try to examine it and send you the points