The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19


ns nqu"S' Is somewhat similar In its prsv.A '".
the old excise law. n m,kes a suno,x,sor a.d
yustcee . Beard OF Excise: the superyisov IA q
prosecute, Instead OF the oyerseers OF the poor
pnoc corpaint daily verified BY oath II the super.
visor Seg'ecn " prosecute for Eve days, any tndi
vdua lNsy IN the name Of the supervisor the charge for
icepses 70 be lot Hess than $40 than ers;
serg witt out ceAss lne OF SO for the arst ofen 80,
and sec 70 so aud days imprisonment tae second
Gays: for inrin OF ths similar punishment ss the
above; licensed persons must % u good moral cha
and give 900 bond and two suseues for douoo
that amount imposee nne Of $40 fcr ssng 70 drunk
ara $50 for selling less than Ave ssilsus without
license the other particulars are similar 10 shc old license
law
THE ERooKIYN As,n<uxNr RuI ETC
Mr. GAsnE ed+m) from the COnamittee Of Conference
on the Brooklyn Assessment bill reported they had od
IN the e and ed 81, ~ ssd rSs bin va
then reed and passed.
M blu to proven. disturbance ii religious meetings
The bills 70 form Sanitary Police for New York. ana to
amend The International Bridge charter had progress
bills through Commit "a Of the whole Several were Of.
dered u . third reading
Tho Assembly took recess till evening.
HOSTILE sxmAm HxrwExs xHseRs cHArFIxsn DELANEY.
just prior TO tho evening session. Mr. Chataed (dem
Of New York, and Mr.. De,aney (dem Of New York met
ut the entrance from tho cloak room TO the Assembly
chamber, whom Cha.aold made IN apparent demonstra
ton Of violence, but Immediately restrained by his
friends.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole Mr.. Go
dard the chair when the consideration Of the railroad
freight tariff bill resumed.
Mr.. CuANIR, (dem took the doer and moved TO strike
out the eighth section which forbds companies contract
ing for platform car at less rate than the regular tariff
He deemed the section absurd
BNIIGxRxnn DEMONSTRATION ON TrR PART OF MR. cHAH1MD
Nh. CHATrnD xXPKIED FROM THE HeUsx.
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diBculty with Mr. Delaney known To the Speaker,
moved towards Mr.. DelAneys scat in apparently
threatening manner
The SPEAKER Immediately took the chair and called Mr..
Chataed 10 order, and requested members to take their
seats.
Mr. CaArIKD rose, and, addressing the Chair, asked
he was especially alluded 70.
The spxAKxR-The gentleman will take his seat
Mr. CHArs1nD-Not till have said what have to say.
Tho SrxAKER-The gentleman from New York will take
his seat.
Mr. CuArND Excuse me, Mr.. Speaker; have some
thing 70 say about that.
The SPKAkM with hrmness-unlcss the gentleman
from New York docs not Immediately take his seat the
Sergeant a. Arms will remove him beyond the bar Of the
House.
The Sergeant at Arms and the Deputy approached Mr.
Chatneid and stood by his side.
other shall remove me from this House. have my
rights here.
The sPxAnR-The Sergeant al Arms will instantly do
his duty.
Mr. Chafcld then seized by the Sergeant at Arms
and his deputy, excaimpg meanwhile, " No you can't"
You shant remove me-" swinging his arms about and
making violent resistance He at last overpowered
and removed from the chamber.
Intense excitement prevailed whilst the scene was en-
acting but order well preserved by the Speaker who
raped loudly bis desk and directed every member
be seated and not TO leave their places
As Mr. Chatheld being carried struggling from the
door, the crowd in TIE gcntlemens gallery who had
pressed forward to look into the chamber rushed
out into the ball More the lobbies and coax
rooms also rushed out and much confusion for while
prevailed. Order was then restored in the chamber.
Mr. GopARp (rep )reeumed the chair, ana Mr.. CHANtSs
continued his remarks He was followed by Mr. McNwrr
(dem who spoke strongly against the oil Invasion
OF chartered rights TO attempt TO regulate railroad
freights arbitrarily.
M NcNe,t's remarks interrupted by the Speaker
resuming the chair.
Mir. wAckR (dom said-Mr. Speaker, rise to a ques-
ton Of privilege and deem my painful duty 70 send the
Chair the following resolution
Resolved That The DAVID Chatlsld has been guilty
the House the sergeant Arms wing skcn hm
secure place IN he sssrsa ny der Of S psRss
The SrrskIR said lii Chair aeeu cd Il is duty 20 OK
the rotunds OF the CAPITOL endeavorng TO force
ngress the House II this account that the
Chair requested the gentleman from Duchess county 10
The resolution was then adopted and the Speakers
handed TO the sergeant Arms, who proceeded
70 execute H. When he reached tho rotunda Mr.. Chat
field had disappeared, having been persuaded by his
friends TO retire.
Mr. DELANEY remained quietly in his seat during the
tire session.
Mr. McNFrr then concluded his remarks.
Progress ported after which the Assembly adjourned
A Fight on the Floor OF the AssembIy-BIoof