New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

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grave charges. Either tbese charges were true. or
| his colleague, Mr.. Dayton, is guilty Of having ut-
| tered d bold, naked and wicked rntruth II was
due, therefore, well to Mr. Dayton as the House
that thorough investigation should be hal in N,
premises, and he, therefore, sent up 10 the Speaker
| tie following resolution:
, ha- of p,ion Insdr by NJ DySB 1, ~, rs. Ne
relation ; bill aPptte to the City Of Brsos
a hs .ad Coue, hzs- power 10 s-Ed p-r~5u and "a
srd BE- suhoized With sry committee ~ ~. So.
ozsd to makes similar nyc'dzsou and ths, 90 h CON.
si,SeT n cenye,icat sped. - ''S H'1'7 Win
Mr. Dayton ro'e also to question Of privilege
| and first he wished to correct the statement of Mr.
| Duryes. He (Mr. Day tom had not made his
statement on personal knowledge. His ststemen.
| 10 the House was that be had-been informed by
| member of the Assembly of the bribery, &c.. aud
be- would mention the nalne Ofthat member if pres.
en in his seat lie was surprised that his colleague
| Mr. Duryes, should prefer newspaper report 10
| his own ears in 20 important 3 matter. When.
| said Mr.. Dayton, this information was given to me-
believed IL; believe il still. and when the proper
time comes / will give the name Of my nformant
know that the bill is "a corrupt measure as was
e,ar brought before this House. second the reso-
luton. After further remarks by Messrs. Chaun.
cey Beeeker, Hanterd. aud L. Jones' jr the res.
olut;an was adopted. The Speaker viii announce
the Committee Tomorrow.
The House then vent into Committee ef the
Whole, Mr. Horton in the CHAIR and took Cd the
bill TO repeal the Metropolitan Police Act Nr.
Moore Of New-York, a,ade very spread eagle
speech in which he cassieally referred to Pere,es
and naughty lady of his time; said some very
hard things sgsnst the Metropolitan Police hot,
and was annhilatinQy severe in his remarks Ua
Oakley Hall, Gen. Me-, the Hon. Daniel L. Sckles,
Superintendent Tslnadge, sbd others. His chief
objection TO the Superintendent seemed to be tina.
he is crazy Spiritaslist. He probably confused
FL. In 81 fb.a
Of the same name residing ia Wisconsin. SIr.
Moore was followed by Messrs. Jeremiah and
Smith both OF New-YOrk, in favor OF the repeal.
The Committee reported progress, sad the bill was
made the special order tor Friday OF next week.
In the Senate, Mr. Spinols rUse to question o.
privilege and after reading the same newspaper
paragraph which Mr. Duryes had read in the House,
ssked that the subject be referred to the Judiciary
Committee, with full power to investigate the ques-
tjyn and to send for persons and papers. Alter
remarks by several Senators, the motion was
amended 30 as 10 refer to Select Committee to be
appointed by the Chair, and Leut.-Goy. Gardner
named Messrs. NoSon, Drcn and j. II. Willard AS
such Committee.
Mr. Pratt offered the following preamble and reso.
hutton:
ULneo, II srp.s. from tho Rel port Of the Coomaryi
m and sud other officers that :Le mu'kets Furnished BY e
fdIsl % AID that the ssue OF such arm.
continues notwithstanding the OF s o'ae % anI
fa
sSaas This State ha, with sre.: aud attention i'm
Repbe srsr and rsabe orce pned sud equipped
ons TO . % % IT, A.ny ,Hs5SG5' acasS & our Senators in cou
gross be instructed and our RerEesei' Ieqeed 10 yI;e
arms and equipments Of the greatest efficiency
The Senate considered, in Committee ~ the
Whole Mr.. Slows ahtl-fiee-psss bill, the pending
question being on Mr.. NOx0ns amendment com
plng the roads to grant free passes to members OF
the Legislature. Mr. Wsdsworth preferred the
amendment to the original bill, but did not like Ell
ther He thought the subject not a bit one for
legislative action. The subject was further dis
c,ssed by Messrs Stow NOxOn and Patterson, when
Mr. Noxon's amendment was lost.
Mr.. Scott offered substitute for the BILL making
il a misdcmeanOr for any railroad company to grant
"A free pass to any person whatever except to Of
6ses and employees of The road, aud to persons de-
serving of chaIity-the names of all charity recpl
ents 10 be published in the annual reports.
The Committee reported progress. The bill will
probably pass the Senate US amended, but It's pas
sage through the lower House is extremely doubtful.
Some members Of the Legislature object to the bill
because it's passage would be tacit admission that
they might be bribeJ They don't like this, and
more particularly object to the idea that they could
he purchased for 50 small cosderation as free
ride.
senator Mather gave notice this morning of his
irtention to introduce bill to amend the statutes
in relation to limited partnerships. The amend.
mcnts provide that whenever any alteration shall
BE- made in the names Of the general partners, or IN
the nature of their business, or ia the capta OF
shares thereof contributed held owned BY any OF
the general partners, and the death o any partner
general or special, shall be deemed dissolution OF
partnership unless the articles of association pro-
yid, for it's continuance in such events, III when
ease it may he so continued by The cohsem o' tue
heirs of the deceased partners.
Every partnership which shall be carried on after
such alteration shall be deemed general partner
ship except in case oi provision IN the arlcie' oi
partnership for the continuance OF the business ny
the survivors, in which case the heirs may al any
time sell or dispose Of their interest
Mr. Diyen's Kansas resolutions were made The
special order for Monday evening, aud every even
ing thereafter until disposed OF, and the senate
adjourned.
The following appointments haze been confirmed
BY the Senate:
MANAGERS STATE LUNATIc AsfLCa
O.Etp, Charles A. Mann Of Utics respPointment ss "
Child. U'cu, resppoutment Spencer kellogg oi Cc' P
poih;men.
NOIARITs.
QursNs-Wm. J. s.yres Of Jamaica, resppefHtment
Rl,ENo.p-Jsccb Wood OF Tompkinyle respp11'h''4'
| Ssru,l l.. Hopping of Westiicld new appointment
KINGS. .,.,u
David Hslsnsn Brooklyn in place Of Thomas 1 ~
whose commission has expired Walter puIsct o Tary
MAJ In Of BROOKLYN 10 place Of \. j. Dlosy, "Ho
son has expired aldo Abbott Of Brooklyn IN pse oI 1
II. S.eel whose commission has EXPIRED Js'oo
Bfooslyn, Tesppointment
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