The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-17

EVENING SESSION.
Tho special order the Kansas resolutions taken up
the pending question being The motion OF Mr. Owen 70
substitute the Assembly resolutions those presented
by him Dverl 10 the seuate
Mr.. HAspxyiux (denr had tho floor, and at the con-
cluesou Of his speech offered the following Mr. Mather
Withdrawing bis amendment in order 10 enable him 70 do
So
Rercived If the Assembly that a.
H. ] mould :d IS
Ssvery in the constitution under the application for sd
: b. such ;As :
ce,yed The nn%nased approval Of the voters thereof
Mr. RRASpnEIH (adn) advocated the admission OF Kan
sss with tbe Ieconpton constitution.
The debate was further continued by Mr.. DoHxxrr
The sepate h stu In scsson-ncw half past ten O'Clock
There "a little Prospect OF vote 70 night.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 10, 1858
EVENING SESSION.
TRANSPORTATION RAILROAD PRxcHs.
The bill Ia relation TO the transportation Of freight
the several railroads In this eate considered Com
mcc Of the Whole. Several amendments proposed
making the bill more stringent in s Adopted
and reported The motion To order bill fer third reading
WINS lost.
cAsTIE GARDEN NvnnGAroN
At late hour Mr.. BAKER, of Montgomery, rose to q
question Of privilege relative to letter Saturdays
Tribune charging the gentleman from Sseubeu and Mont
Castle Gardep Affairs He charged that the assertion
malicicusy, wlfuly false and the writer knew so
when he wrote It, he hsd voted for the Committee OF
Investigation and only opposed the resolution ordering
Kennedy and Hamilton into custody becau he claimed
man should be convicted before trial. Re reviewed
the course Of the committee, and reasserts1 that their
action tyranical and oppressive this only he
had opposed and he bad been and in favor Of full
investigation He declared that tho person writing the
letter 10 the Tribune vsgaoond who, if he dared
disclose bis name should be treated to a cowhding.
Mr. LYNCH was glad to see the gentleman on the ohor
IN N see yb
gentleman from Montgomery should get into cast iron
sweat about the letter. Messrs. Van vakenburg and
Barnes beth denounced the statement In the Tribune
false and slapderous.
After warm discussion the House adjourned.
ALBANY, March 16, 1858.
The daily question OF privilege raised this morning
by Mr.. Delaney ufon article originating with the Alba
ny StdteSmon In this article anecdoe Is told Of a
member who always objects when unanimous In
asked, and who. called away from the House by billet
doux finds, his return that be has been soid, and
unanimous consent for The passage of certain bill oo-
tanned during his absence
Mr. DELANEY (dem said that he had received such q
letter but had consigned il TO the pitto,n and that be
t the House for no such purpose as the article mon
70 in unfrendly way towards members by inter
posing objections. He simply wished TO keep the Hou5e
70 strict Observance OF the proper order Of ousneft
sidered In Committee Of the Whole.
The bill 10 locate the Schuyler county buildings NJ Wat
kns and to repeal the act Of 1857 had progress reported
The bin to facilitate the progress Of actions in which the
people Of the state are parties was ordered TO hrd
resdirg.
The afternoon session devoted mainly 70 tho
sderson Of private claim bills tbs, the COMPTROLLER
In. In report OF unpaid appropriations or last year.
loans sutsorrea by Inc Ierisa,rre o. issT the tos re-
naming unpaid 81 o70,0oo. The Comptroller submits
whether efts, 80 lavshly bestowed, however prtsc-
worthy the objects be- should not be postponed repeal
cd at tine when the treasury is 70 much embarrassed.
lie also that the OF leaning the capital OF the
Ccnmor Sctco funds 10 'cscene' semnaries and lite
rary institutions sords security for the fund, and
threatens 'rtter the away lie has, therefore,
refused all such looms and recommends the repeal Of such
laws authorize them.
TIE CANAL XVI igGT,fKSI.
resolution adopted calling on the State Engineer
for An etmste OF the amount required to complete Gu
nails, &c.
sr Smith {deu) from the Cattle Garden Investigating
Committee reported thai At the session hsld ths atsr
noon, james W. Hamilton sworn, and uprp the
question "wben cad by whom you appointed Cash
Ter being put 10 him, he refused 70 answer, shoot the
advice Of counsel, any question relating " any ofce
Mr. CuAsLsI, (dem offered n resolution directing the
Sergeant nj Arms 10 bring James w. Hamilton 70 tie bar
OF the Houss, 10 answer for contempt
Mr. BArsFs (rep) moved a. an amsndment-that tho
committee Allow the Commissioners OF Emigration 10 ap
pear by ocursel at ell times during tbs investigation,
examine Witnesses, and 10 ALLOW them n produces wit
In their behalf, and also 10 allow all viii
nesses 10 have the benefit Of counsel 10 advise ther1
when 20 answer will crimnae themselves Irnsh a
link IN the evidence that would tend 10 convict then OF
felony or misdemesnor.
Mr. DfiAsrr dem moved the previous question.
The ayes and nays were ordered 10 be called.
Mr.. 3 s. ErY, (rep) when his name Was called, said
that, while differing from The majority OF the committee,
he though, proper 70 sustain them In compelling wit
nesses 70 testify and would vote yea
Mr. HoRros (Am) when his name was called, said that
counsel was 10 the room beside Witness with whom no
might have consulted, bad BIO thought proper. Also
voted yea
Mr. law, (Am.) when bIs name was called, said he
had hoped tina, when the Last before the
bar Of the House they would have ceased opposition and
given evdepce before the committee He regarded the
committee the tho House, and bought improper
and absurd not 10 sustain them Ia compelling witnesses 70
PREVIOUS 70 tho question being ordcrc By as 70 10 Mr.
nrRyn ep) asked the unanimous consent " the House
TO slow the committee 10 amond Their report 40 n 70
state therein thst counsel was present with whom wines
Mr.. Basps trep) objected, The question being Mr..
oyqos ,snos,eg a. ,a.s.D. ,ba,
present with whom Mr. Hamilton might have consulted.
Mr.. WEE (dem.) said that Mr. Hamilton had no counsel
present He called 10 order
Mr. Srulr dem asked 10 be excused from voting, on
The ground that This was |" sarrotinsr resolution.
The SFRAku-The gentleman s out Of order.
Mr.. sKuyy-But am explaining Why wars 10 be ex-
cused-
The sr,,sv-The gentleman is MOI explaining.
Mr.. synsY-l was saying, sir, that this Is garrctips
resolution
The spr.Ssp-rhe gentleman win take hs seat
NJ, smu-well, that's garrosips process, too He
then took bis seat
mo resolution was adopted tYsycs 50, nays 30.
me Sergeant at Arms was tnen INSTRUCTED 70 wrss
House.
Mr. s~rrH, on question Privilege made on Newspaper
statements, denied that be runner ever made
dollar by the emierant business, bad been In any way
The House resumed the consideration of general orders
The bill 70 enlarge tho powers Of the Board Of superv
sors ordered 70 third reading
VT. fYscr, tdenn) moved TO exempt the city Of New
York rom ~ operation, and also 70 strike out The enact
ing clause Both motions were Lost
The House adjourned ~ 10 O'clock before The Sergeant
alarms had brought In hs prsoner.
Steamboat Collision on tn. Ohio.