New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
ASSEMBLY.


u The if BIN appropratipg money to repsir the State
Lunaiic Asylum was reported complete and passed.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. LAwRENCE-Complete to establish tree
schools in No. Flushing Also, to provide for at
ditioral compensation to Jurors IN Queens Coua5
Also, to Increase the number oi oofone's IN queens
Ry Mr. TAPPEN-Against amending the ~ Hisi.
way act. Agreed to. Also, relative to Harlem Rivx
Ev Mr. BARNES- amend the Revised Satuts
in relation to proceedings against corporations IN
equity
To prohibit banks of deposits from acting - Saw
Making appropriation for repair of the State la.
natic Asylum.
By Mr.. MOORE-To regulate the Staten leland
fIBS1 By Mr.. OsGooD-To amend the militia laws,
By Mr.. I. JONES, ito incorporate tao New
York Underground Railway Company.
By MI VAN YALKENB URGH-To amend the
act for the ervatiOn Of fish in Crooked Lake.
Ry Mr.. Nj. MILLER--To amend the charter Of tho
Rensselaer, aud Columbia Turnpike Company.
By Mr. LYNCH-To amend the Brooklyn Eastern
District Fire Limit law.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. DAYTON-Annulling all building associa-
tons for med in Kings County, and authorizing credit.
ora or members 10 take legal steps Tor the appontme
of receivers, who shall immediately WIND up their
By Mr.. CHANLER-Extending the March term Of
the Court Of Appeals to Six weeks ana the January
term to eight weeks
By Mr. WINNE-AuthorziDg the State Treaure
to appoint two additional deputies
By Mr.. DURYEA-To prohibit the sale or posses
sion of brass knuckes.
By Mr. MOORE-To incorporate Company FOR .
railroad from Central Park on Seventh avenue along
the streets parallel to Broadway to Chambers street,
BY Mr.. WOLFORD-To allow persons accused of
crirEe TO testify in their own behalf.
Ase to amend the Revised Statutes IN relation to
summary proceedings to recover the possession VI
lands.
BY Mr., JEREMIAH-TCo increase the number Of
Notaiies in New.Iork at the option of the Governor.
by Mr.. HAGGERTY-To enlarge the locks oi the
By Mr.. c. BOUGHTON-To amend the Revised
Statutes in relation TO proceedings fer the collection oil
demands against ships and vessels.
BY Mr. 1APPEN-To extend the time Of holding
be terms ofthe Court of Appeals.
BY Dir. DAYTON-To annu the act relative 10
BUILDING Associations in Kings County.
Ar 1APPEN reported against regulating tolis on
the Genesee River Road. Agreed to.
MOTIONS ASD RESOLUTIONS.
Blr. ENGS moved the report of the New-York Hos
pitsl to the Committee on Ways and Means with the
request to insert the usal appropriation in the Supply
bill. Agreed to.
Mr. MOORE presented resolution declaring thatt
not necessary for the Common Council Of New
York TO send lobby agents TO Albany 20 attend TO the
interests of New-York-the act being violation Of
decency and I,P7 Propriety Laid over. .c
10 furnish each member OF the Legislature with
Census Report, and il agreed to.
Nr. r. JONES called up his joint resolutions in favor
Of General Bankrupt Law. The resolutions
lOet-22 to 80 a motion to reconsider was laid the
table.
Mr. DAYTON-Thst the House will hold two ses.
sions on and after Tuesday next. Laid over.
Mr.. DURYEA called up the following resolution:
Ro'sed That this Legislature is opposed
Ksnss, under the Lscomptou Constitution
Mr. ADAMS moved to add cor any other Consti-
tuition not submitted in all its parts to the legal vo-
ters of the Territory.
Mr. d. was not disposed to press this resolution at
any disadvantage. The resolution has laid tho
table for many days. 1t is now reached and he felt
it 10 be his duty to ask an immediate vote or that
some early day be fixed for such vote.
There being response,
Mr.. DURYEA moved the previous question.
When his name was called
Mr.. CUATNCEY asked to be excused from voting
to say that be expected something more honorable
from his colleague than to move the previous ques-
ton under existing circumstances.
Mr. DAYTON deemed this an improper time. Hs
did not wish the gag law forced upon him This
luton was to emboos the voice Of the House. This
not the proper time to get that expression, "a the
House was not full enough TO secure il. The opp0-
nents Of this resolution would do well not to vote at
all He would, however, vote no on this vote
Mr. LANlNG asked to be excused, because he did
no; understand why this resolution should be adopted
at this time. Tie state IS represented BY two Repub
lean SenatoIs-Mtssrs. Seward and King. Have ths
Republican. lost confdt nee in M. Seward since hs
declared that tn battle was over
Mr.. BLISS rssed the point Of order that these re-
marks not prc per his motion to be excused.
The CHAIR-TEe point of order is not well taken.
Mr. LANlNG resumed He had not had time TO
read the resolution nor 10 ascertain the why
this resolution was pressed. He desired 10 know
why the members Of Congress should be instructed.
They agreed with the movers OF this resoution-most
Cf them; while th. Democrats in Congress viii pay
TO attention 10 them.
Mr. BARNES raised the point Of order that these
remarks were not applicable to the motion.
Mr. LYNCH raised the point whether reporters had
a right 10 dictate 10 members.
Tie CHAIR-RepOrters have no business except in
the II place..
Mr. DAYTON I'm his .eat)-That IS a gsner.
order.
TIE CHAIR decided Mr Laning in order.
Nlr. LANING vas proceeding ~ refer TO the citing
OF the legislature OF kansas
NJ. HUTCHINSON called the Speakers attentoa
10 a rule of the HOue.
Dlr. LANING-TLe gentleman is not entitled TO the
6Cor.
TIE CHAIR-1he gentleman Is no: entitled to !5s
door
Mr. LANlNG resumed his remarks a'ludng 20 the
elections IN ksnss, 10 the position OF the question, TO
the ieleI sIcy OF this resolution which had refer
exc 10 tie Interests Of the state &c. lie referred 10
the mode by which Mr. Seward was elected. lie az
Uded 20 the Know Nothing Lodges ana tue Transition
Of politics. names, to keep posted upon which daJ
bulletins were reCessaTy.
NJ. BARNES raised tie point e. irre.eysncy. A.,
Tie CHAIR c0hsid Cd The gentleman W Ia VA
rstG- of ussee.
hI. BARNES appea.ei f.cN To-, cecs.o;.