New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15
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A perfect tsrmcl occurred durnK the 6ibus.srinl
debate, through motion ms5e by Mr.. OWEN, a.
excited ard pasaonste uanner Pa'e s oPsu .n
Chair that ba Sn;ro,.i would be put under arrest
before be would submit to slco ruiisg
A question Of privilege was -si,ed upon ths, ana =
II O'Clock it still continued unset. 80 In no oni! o''s'
IA to drive of action on the Charter oni
There i. htJs prospect Of sny rAe BUSINESS being
transacted to night.
The SPEAKER named a. the Select Committee ba
Meetrs. Morris, Law, Fcler, Chamberlain AMI
Christie
Tie Registry Law, 9. it passed the Senate, came
down IN tie shape OF amendments 10 the Assembly
bib.
Mr.. C.. S. SPENCER moved the House thst cOacur
Mr.. MORRIS attacked the Senate for amending
every bull. They would amend the ten commandments,
if cent them He called the House to defend their
OWE dignity and reject the amendments.
Mr.. c. s. SPENCER charged that the opposition OF
Mr. Morris was induced by hostility to any Registry
law.
Mr.. BINGHAM spoke against the Senate BID, "a
containing Objectionable features He denied the right
to require voters to be registered by partisan Board
Mr.. LAW failed 10 any Objectionable features ia
this BIZ He favored stringent law, but yielded
portion OF his views in order TO secure sometnng NO
true friend of Registry law could vote against this
bill He desired to say his vote would be cast tor its
passage. ,
The bill was then passed by Is to 3O-Messrs. Alb
bot, Ayworth, Brigham, s. Graves, LOOMS, Morris,
Payne and Powell, Republicans, voting with the Dem
ocrats in the negative.
The resolution entreating the Governor TO commute
the sentence of Mary Hartung, or a, least grant her
respite until after Rneinmsns trial, was adopted, after
debate, by 7Sto Is.
AFTERsooS SESSION.
Mr. CHANDLER offered a resolution for the ap
poinnept Of Committee TO investigate the truth OF
the charges made by Mr.. Conkfng. thst the State
Officers had ssked the Committee o. Ways and Means
to pay under the head Of stationery, for sprtuous
iduors furnished said officers.
Mr. VAN HORN moved to lay the resolution on tbs
table Carried by ~ 20 %.
concurrent resolution from the Senate TO adjourn
at 10 O'Clock was received, and laid over one day
on the resolution, and carries the Legislature over till
tomorrow.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the New-Iork Observatory.
To amend the act for the protection OF the ST. Kegs
Indians.
In relation to Courts Sessions and Police Courts.
To amend the Brooklyn Eastern District Fire laws
To prevent the issue of false receipts and punish the
fraudulent transfer of property by warehouse men and
others.
On motion of Mr.. VAN CORTLAND, the bill to
remove distractions from the Harlem River and for
free bridge advanced out of its order and passed
EyEHIsG SESSION.
Mr.. CONKLING, on a question OF privilege, OBJ
tared permission, that full explanation should be
entered in the Journal showing by the statement Of
Mr. Virgins that there was not the slightest founda'
ton for the charge that the name of tina. gentleman
had been improperly affixed to the document
requesting the Grinding Committee not to report the
New York City Railroad bills. The charge had been
made on the floor but, although denied oy MIR. MI
GINS, that fact had not appeared.
The bill to Enlarge Locks on the Chemung Canal
was laid on the table for the present.
The bill granting aid to the Nex-lork lne6nate
Asylum came up for a third reading.
Mr. MORRIS moved TO recommit
After ba,e the motion lost and the bill passed,
obtsinrg o. votes afirmatyey Just sufficient to pass
H. Mr.. Woodruff entering the Chamber and voting
yea an Instant before the vote was announced All
the Democrats present, except Messrs Lawrence and
Mallory voted affirmstively. The bill approprates
ten of the excise revenue for the aid Of the Asy-
um. Tire bill has already been passed by the Senate.
The bill to increase the salaries of Wardens Matrons
and other officers Of the State Prison. was recommltted,
to strike out the enacting clause.
The bill TO oblge County Treasurersto give security
for trust money belonging TO infants, was passed.
Adjourned ct l0:3D.