The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
Assembly,

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um srASDIsG COMMITTEES
ib- speaker announced the following standing commit
h.e.--
On Hgvs end Hcrr--Ne.s-s Ianng, Van vaiksn
busa. Hubbard, Lord, Duryoa-
C.atadoe and NariSation-Sicssrs. Haaford, Senten,
'tr.H., F,szoe, Coach.
ta,,a,,-Nessrs. W BALDWIN, Richards, waeelock,
atircrd,-- Mc,srs ScNe.t Goddard, H,ggcrty, Haley,
-,i,r--'.rd.
B,tk, s-ssrs Armstrong, Wager, wolco,t, chAuncey,
:. ilushtOn.
Ia,"reHMeSsrs. 7. Jones, Jr.,w. F. Jones, Dayton,
Ia .r EipsI,s.
s-ge Nul-, ". u Joaes, Delaney
s-i,c-s Accd,,-,.s, dc-Ne-srs. Chsnler, Edgerton,
t;.t.rnrc-s-Ne--r-. Jeremiah Bsoheer, r. S. Es,y,
P,irli.s-s AVID Elations -Messrs. Cain, Austin, W.
IaelwiD, Watson and Mather.
Fciisias Of Aiieas.-Messrs Lynch, Lewis, wheelock
Ir-ion das Dirlson Of Turns and ccvntcs-Mcssrs
law Rswson, !, n. Jones', Chatncld and Robertson.
Claims -Mcssrs. Horton, shephard Engs, d. Fish and
lat,,n@i Ngairs Of 7owns aud c5uaies -Mossrs. law
go Babyu Gsge, sisoles and slroog
I.jteai Syci,,' -Ms-srs. Reynolds, Van Aernam,
ii.bbard, g Fstes snG n Fisb.
stat charitable observation-disclosures. Engs, Gile Hart,
B'sg- and Wooi~ortn
In,arzv-atior n C1,es and Yiuagcs-Messrs Weir,
LANG, Reynolds, ,. Palmer and F. G. Church.
Hsnsfaciuye Sai-Mcssrs Lord, HOlbroOk, Hon.
dr-ckson, u. b Bald On and D. Miller.
7rudc and Man,yscira -Mcssrs. Latin, Adams, Par
zous stewart and scs'sy.
Ncts PTls0ns-Me<~s Sutherianu, Aooou, flau,
ESgror1d Bli.-,iessrs Whine, J. s Palmer, Beach,
Kin enan aud Weant
Miii,a and Puddle Dsfsnc,-Messrs NJ Miller, Duryea,
~ Seman Raymond AMI lawrence.
Roads and Bridoes.- Messrs Childs, Bliss, Tappcn,
Tvtiic Lond,-Mcssrs Hart Hall, Hasesrty ". BOush-
tnu aud Becker.
Tpdion Agdirs Parsons. Blnington, T. Jonc,
Charitable and Religious Ssssiss.-Messrs. Delaney,
peil, Iileecker, Case ana Fitzscrals
lvr,e. Eu,an
Knight
I'u5jie Prin,,ng Mclean, McKown, Howell,
Expenditures # tie Erscrtios Department. -Messrs.
smith. Van Horn, Garrison, Mcintosh and Dayton.
Feck, woodwor,h, Hard aad Armstrong.
judiciary -Mcssrs Wager, Baker, Winnie, Barnes, Tap
JON, 1 IisSsr,scssrs law, cn.nlcr rlaa woOord
sbr G. Church.
After the announcement Of the committees, Mr. Guar.
.sed severely their formation declaring that the New
York representatives had not been fairly treated.
Mr. McoRx (dem also moved that his name be stricken
Mr.. ssusr lasm) said thA, he insisted on his
caed properly and he absolutely refused % serve vhe
ther excused by the House or not
Mr. DmAsxy dem regretted the action Of his col
th- COMMITTEES on Benevolent Societies in favor Of Of
them.
the privilege Of the floor 70 Mayor Wood during his stay
d. town.
Inc rcsoluiOn was Oppreeu Dy messrs Duryea, HuCh-
fnscn Coppernoll and others not usual Adopted by 81
to ~.
Mr. bliss (rep) then introduced resolution for extend
ia & the privilege Of the floor 70 Fred. Douglass
NJ Mcopy moved 10 lay on the table
Mr.. MnIxs (dem.) hoped that As the republicans had
1T extended courtesy 10 democrat, the democrats
would return the compliment 70 a republican.
Mr. nASFoRD moved that Mr.. Bliss be a committee OF
.ote 10 conduct Mr.. Douglass 10 the floor.
The resolution laid over.
Mr. LEWIS (rep.) question Of privilege, explained
in his vote for the defeat Of Messrs Van Vakcnburg
Hughes he had followed the resolutions adopted by
The rep iblicsns 10 their caucus.
The reports of the Adutant General the Secretary OF
STATE aud the Astor Library were received .
During the presentation OF petitions, Mr. Chathed, OF
New urk, was suddenly seized with an eplepuc III,
causing much excitement in the House. He was carried
Ssut
THE govsRSops MESSAGE.
Ihs House went into Committee Of the Whole on tho
Governors message.
VT MoORs took the floor and made brief speech
s,gainst The positions OF the Governor
The regular order Of business was then taken up.
PETITIONS PRESENTED
Dor the regulation Of the sale OF potsops
For dog &C, for BROOKLYN.
Foe the amendment OF the poor laws OF BROOKLYN
Fur tue amendment OF the charter OF the BROOKLYN City
Hospital.
By Mr. McKowS (rep )--For the repeal Of the Railroad