New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

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] w. MOORE a'0 moved 'ns ns nane Oe s'Ii'keF
o. srn.EY said that he insisted on biz name
being tai IF and be absolutely refused to serve
Mr.. DELANEY -ahdrsw f,om the Charms.
leAgues, and offered to Benevolent Societies in
ahip Of the Committee on
''sr M JUSSFORD introduced re- "Iqtion eItennl-,
The privilege OF the floor TO exMayor "od during his
Hf IsiEHSS ~1 coPPPERYLL q and
cfbers "a not usual. Adopted by 81 to %.
Mr.. BLISS theI introduced resolution for extend
ing the privilege of the floor to Fred Douglass.
Mr MOORE moved TO lay 1t on the table.
Mr. MILLER hoped that "a the Republicans had
inst extended a courtesy to Democrat, the Demo-
Gratis would return the compliment to Republican.
Mr. UANFORD moved that Mr.. Bliss be Com
mttee OF One TO conduct Mr.. Douglass to the hoJr.
The resolution was laid over.
Mr.. LEWIS. on question Of privilege, explained
that in his vote for the defeat of Messrs Van Walker
burgh and Hughes he had followed the resolutions
adopted by the Republicans in their caucus.
The reports Of the Adjutant General, the Secretary
OF State. and the Astor Library, were received
During the presentation of petitions, Mr. Chatied
Of New-YOrk was suddenly seized with an epeptic
ft causing much excitement in the House. He wa.
carried out.
The House went into Committee Of the whole on
the Governor Message
MIR. MoOkf look tn6 moor ana MADE q Dflel speech
against the positions Of the Governor.
The regular order Of business WAS then taken up.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
For the regulation Of the sale of poisons.
For dog act for Brooklyn.
For the amendment of the poor laws Of Brooklyn.
For the amendment of the Charter Of the Brooklyn
City Hospital.
BY Mr.. MoKEOWN-For the repeal of the Rail
road Assessment law.
BY Mr.. HART-For the amendment Of the Excise
BY Mr.. HUBBARD-For the removal Of Quaran-
tire to Sandy Hook.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. BLEECKER-For the incorporation Of the
American School of Mines.
BY Mr.. LYNCH-To amend thesact relating to the
District Courts Of New.York.
BY Mr.. SMITH-To repeal the Port Warden bill;
also TO repeal the bill relative to the Slips in the East
BY Mr.. SUTHERLAND-To make recognizances
on criminal cases lien on real properly
ton Literary Union Of New.York.
For the relief Of Mexican Volunteers.
To exempt the fremen Of New-Iork from certain
BY Mr. SEELEY-To incorporate the Iew-York
BY Mr.. j. H. JONES-To abolish military fines
BY Mr.. LYNCH-To incorporate the Grand Lodge
OF MasOns
by Mr.. Masonic repeal the Metropolitan Po-
lice Act
MI MOORE moved for special reference of this
bill to the representatives Of the Metropolitan Dis
tict. Lost-Yeas, 80; NAYS, "A.
The bill was then referred to the Committee on
Cities and Villages.
Mr. SMITH-To eg8Ze certain acts Of the Board
Of Supervisors Of New-York.
Mr. MA1HER--TO authorize the Controller to loan
money to the Penn Yam Union School District.
Mr. HALIl-To amend the Exemption Laws.
Mr. HUTCHINSON-To repeal the act to re- guate
the payment Of fare upon the N Y. Central Railroad
Mr. WALKER-To enable the Supervisor Of Green
wich to borrow money.
Also to enable the Supervisor Of Easton to borrow
money
MIR HANFORD-To alter the map of Brooklyn.
Mr. PARSONS-To change the corporate name OF
the Washington.street Church of Rochester.
Mr.. HART-To provide for a uniform mode or puO-
fishing and distributing the proceedings of Boards Of
Supervisors.
Mr.. BECKER-To incorporate the Fire Depart
ment of the village of Rondout.
Also TO authorize the to drain certain lands
lying along Black Creek in Ulster County.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. j. s. PALMER-Asking the Attorney General
to report whether Broome County cannot now be as
signed an additional Member of Assembly, &c. Laid
over.
Mr. LAFLIN- Requesting the Attorney General to
report upon the legality of adjournment over by either
House beyond two days Laid over
Mr. SMITH called up his resolutions directing an
inquiry into the acts of the Emgrant Commissioners
at the Castle Garden Emigrsnt Depot, and made nu-
merous Charges against the Commissioners
Mr.. DURYEA referred to the high character OF the
Commissioners Of Emigration, aud could not believe
the allegations made. The subject had better go be-
fore Committee of the House before arragning the
Commission.
Without taking the question, the House adjourned
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