New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

Mr. BaRHfs announced Q minori., rsro.
| Er,hcominR. and the subject ws> made The .,s,-
| order for Thursday evening Of next weck.
Mr.. G.RPr>oS reported bill for We be'ter -.
lstion Of Railroad. IN the City Of Newfork.
Mr.. wmR reported bil IN rrla,.sn ~ gooi. .l
al suction in the City Of New-iork.
Mr.. WAGER reported bil, 10 aulhor.1e Cled, ~
Court in cries to take ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. T,PPAN reported bill m r,istos % 4.
;uri.diction of the Msrne Court ia the City one.
Nork. and MIR. BEACH oos IN relation to ra's,
E.rriagp between New York and Long Island ~,
wss made the specia order for fndsy s,r
WEEK. 49,,
large number Of private snd loca. bis ~.
also rrportcd IN the Assembly.
Mr. Srows Pree Pass bill was tsken mp na
Sr>.TE to-day. on A. hnal passage Or third ~
ING. when
fen minutes in reading extracts from variC-s nsp
paper. IN opposition 10 the bill and sttemptq.
h rou ridicuie upon Nr STOW. Whrn hs tsr M
n,e. had expired il appeared evident that has obs,
vs. to DELAY action upon the bll before the ,-tr.
up,I the hour assigned tor an Executive s-s
should ,rriye. and thus postpone actio7 upoaa
hill Having taken has seat. be immediately ~
again in his place, ~ he ss'd. to Use Up anotherb,
minutes, when he Was uninedaiely called 70 ortr
Mr. N,xDINuIE OfereS tO help him on. byA
cal ynoment . brilliant idea struck the senator IN.
the IIId and he commenced IN attack on the -
minute rule which he charactsrizei "a snap ju.,
ment against free speech. entered up IN the sb-cs,
of many Senators and he was not disposed 10 ~
gard il as of binding force He therefore novel .
lsy il on the table.
The CHAIR decided the motion out OF order sf
could not be- acted upon till such ,De as the Seas,.
should reconsider the resolution ordering the q.
minute rule.
"a Mr.. SPINoLA moved TO reconsider that re.olp.
ton and Immediately proceeded TO discuss the Pre-.
Pass bill He was called 10 order and the point AZ
order sustained Leave was then asked and gran,
ed that he might proceed IN order. Under hi. cav.
he took the extraordinary position that be could nov
90 on and could not again be called TO order. o.
matter what lstitude or time he night take. ACTIN
upon this idea be launched out into ansther dlscgs
sion upon general subjects
The Cu,IR again ruled him out Of ORDER. Po,
this decision he appealed, and that QUESTION b-as
decided debateabie, Mr. SPTNOLA remarked soe,
roc, IN "A Senator near him, I've got em-rs
got 'em now;" looking up at the clock and chuct
limo audibly. He soon obtained the door and va
proceeding 10 use the same latitude OF remsh ~
before hen he was again called to order. Tk ..
DEMONS Senator from the lid here msds aso,Ax
remarkable discovery in parliamentary law, Va
that being engaged in discussing question Oi 0fts
he could not be called to order.
At this iuncture Senator stepped up aud quef (
.rOgested 10 Mr.. Spnols that he had better "iJ
mn and permit the vote 10 be taken a., he
present state of attendance in the Senate, be tbos
the bill could not be Killed b, vote. Mr. ne
Piled that if he thought 80 he would stop Nis
wished to be sure: he did not like to take any in
gerous risks; and his friendly adviser recommend
canyassing the Senate, when theunexpected entrass
of Senator Sloan damaged the prospects Of The Pr
=. Same Nk.f -
thing couldn't be done. Other Senator's were Otc
sionaly interruptng Mr.. SpnOla with poDt.
order. &C.. which answered bis parpose-ess
using lid tme-auite as We'll ~ that Of taking hn.
self Finally, the hour Of II having arrud IN
President announced the special order, the EIect
tive Session.
Mr.. OWEN asked unanimous consent 10 postps
the special order for one hour, bet Spinoa IN Ad
gee objected and the doors OF the Senate w,n |
closed. believe that nothing os importancs w
done in Executive Session, and when the bon
we're again thrown open, Mr.. NAsDk'l<k W.
had the floor gave way to personal expansroo
Mr.. SLOAN took the floor. aud in behalf Nf
Spinola. in reference 10 passage at arms essee
that pentemau aud Mr. Stow, which occurred -
.ral daIs $50 in discussion on the r rec Iash
At that time Mr.. Spinola made statement ham
persona reference 10 the Senator from the AAlAn |
MIR stow. to which that gentleman promptly
sDOndei that tne r'dltHlfn W tn' 'yp't"t io1 W
lid was unqualifedy false A few mOueh
later Mr.. stow spologized TO the Senate, egi uois
the Senator. for the language be bad used Sho'
then Mr.. Spinoa has taken every opportunity 20
slble TO ,tep on Mr.. Slows cOrns; but hndng is'
he could not make much capital in that dlreeiot
he final, concluded It best to come to term. ~
Mr. Sloan was called in A. a mediator. Il
Mr. SLOAN performed the task gracefully ~
apparently TO the satisfaction Of all parties n
withdrew on behalf Ofhs friend Mr.. Spinoa an, o.
fensiye language that gentleman may have uss
regard b. Nr. Stow. and disclsimed n the ssuss'
half any intention b. reflect on the pFivsto csss
ter Of the Senator from the XXIAth, or 10 InPs'
his motives as Senator.
Mr.. STow expressed his regret that under -,
he deemed at the time strong provocation b. 10
used language unbecomIng senator. HeSs N
human, aud when his character and motives YER
uDjusty asssiled he would consider himself lee inr
man il he did not resent IL.
Mr.. SPINOLA Withdrew his appeal from ib v
cision Of the Chair. and the Free Pass bal ws |"
ferrCd back TO the COnmittee on the Whole.
tAjlitional BY TelersphI
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