New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
ASSEMBLY.

The House agreed 10 meet 81 y o CLOCK e. lD lOI Tue
The Grinding Committee reported the New-fork
Protestant EpiscOpal POblc Scnool bill, and several
private bills.
Bills PASSED.
To authorize the removal Of the remains from the
Methodist Episcopal Burial Ground, brooklyn.
To incorporate the Staten Island Warehouse Com
paDy. 80
To amend the act Of Incorporation of the Fire Inaur
aDce Companies.
The bill 10 amend the LOrill ard Insurance Compa-
ny's charter was lost and motion to reconsider
tabled.
examination of accounts Of the Treasurer aud other
State d. par tueDfs was lost.
Mir CHANLER Of New-York was in his sest the
first time to-day, after long absence caused by
severe ilness.
Two hundred and twenty bills have been approved
by the Governor up TO to-day.
The bill to create al Insurance Bureau came up for
a third reading.
Mr. SPENCER moved 10 amend il by requiring OF
Stock Fire Insurance Companies a deposit of % per
cent Oh their capital in stock and mortgage.
Mr.. OPDiKLoppOsed audible amen linen. was lost
The bill was then amended so ~ to make the entire
cost Of the department sssesBabe on these compa-
MES, and passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill to authorize the Supervisors to regulate
the sale Of game in the City Of Ne*lork. Lost BY
G3to 6.
The bill to protect deer and other game was passed
Ii prohibits the kuiDg OF sde iron February to July
Mr.IAW asked a unanimous consent to introduce
q copcurrent resolution deprt eating the virtual re-
ouetiup Of the fIaye-trsdc, and calling upon al the
States Of the Union bIug the vioatOrs fthe law TO
punishment and 10 unite In arrestlng this great
wCkedness.
Objections made.
The bin 10 nsure the faithful expenditure OF the
money for charitable nsttutons in the lst District
was ordered ~ n third reading.
Mr. C. S. SPENCER reported in favor of the bill to
commute the senten )e OF Mary Hartung The report
reviews the question of capital punishment express
ing the opinion that II is only iustabe when the quit
Of the prisoner is established la MIS- Hartung sca'e'
bile It appears probable that Sue 10 guilty, 1t IS poe
sble she is not The Comm tee earnestly recommend
the passage of the BILL for which hssty examination
elbows precedeDts Ihey believe neither the pro
lection OF he public the Ell ,acy of the laws re-
oures The sacrifice Of this poor woman life who 30
earnesty from the valley of DEATH protests her inuo-
cepce; and they exhot tue Legislature II errs, 20
eIr On the side OF mercy aud humanity.
The question being raised by Mr. MOkRlS, az 10
yhethor the majority OF the Committee colcurred al
MIR. SPENCER explained, that himself, Mr.. Ia.
mont and Mr.. johnson had signed tire report, aud
| thai Mr. bingham, now absent, coucTfed IN AZ.
After debate, the report was wthirawn to await the
! return Of Mr.. Bingham. $3.50.
The Manhattan Gas Light Company Wharf bill
/ came up tor q third reading.
| Mr.. IOMLINSON moved to recommit, with in-
strucions to substitute bill authorizing the Common
Council to supply the city with gas. Lost
Mr.. MCLEOD moved to strike out the euscung
clause. Lost.
The bill vas then lost by AZ to 81, and motion to
reconsider laid on the table.
BILLS PASSED.
| Creating a rev Commission on the Connecticut
! boundary.
To authorize the construction OF Railroad 10 At
| lantic street. Brooklyn.
| To incorporate toe Abyssinian Church, NeF-f ors.
To reduce the expenses Of foreolosng mortgages by
abohshing the necessity of description by metes aud
bounds and limiting the charge for drawing and pub
| hshing notices OF foreclosure to four tohos.
To authorize the Long leland Rail- DAD Company 70
purchase or lease any connecting road, and extending
TO such roads the provisions OF the Long Island KAN
| ROAD Charter.
| EVENING SESSION.
| Mr.. BURLINGTON again endeavored to obtain
| unanimous consent 70 memoIizuze the Governor 10
pardon Mary Iisrtuug OF respte her until alter the
| tiisl of RhetrmsD, her se1ucer. ODected TO-
| Mr.. LAWS resolutions denouncing the saNe uade
| were admitted and lad over.
! MIR. DURlEA, from the Committee on Ways and
I Means, reported the "Slpgy" bii.
! Mr.. CONKLING stated that he disserted from the
report because the bill inside e1tIavagsnt expendl-
| lures Of nOrey, ana for other reasons.
| MI SCHOlEFlELD moved t. make the bill the
| .pe cial order Tor tolnorros evening. Agreed TO.
! rhe bill to facilitate the procurement OF divorce
/ came up for 4 third seadiuE.
| Mr.. {. S. SrENCER moved TO lay the bill on the
| table. Lost.
| Mr.. DCRYEA moved to strike ont the enacting
/ clause. IOst-1O 10 -.
The bill was then lcst-Ji 10 lbi and motion 10
/ recousiJ was aid on the table,
TIE bill 10 provide t,r tie correction oi errors ~ the
assessmeu, of Ios in any town or ward IN tue ate,
was lOst--Jy TO -.
Air. CONKIING rose 70 a question Of privilege.
/ 4 resolution had been long sluce adopted oy the
House calling for Information respecting the Clerks
| employed in the Offices u the state department.
The Icsoa ion had gown out Of alleged abuses N the
secretary Of states Department. IL MAS NO" ioOhd
Il At al he cers exec pt the Secretary OF State hai
/ reported. lie moved that Committee OF rhree De
| appointed t. inquire into the facts lie deemed the
refusal OF tue Secretary TO report contempt o. the
I privileges OF the HOuse.
/ Mr. RUTHERFORD rose 70 speak in favor OF the
resolution ana painful scene ensued. Ne evidently
sboreG der excitement and when his hve minutes
we're exhausted the House refused 20 extend lis lime
for hrther remarks aud ordered the previous cues
I ton.
sreak but was called 10 cIdtr by tae Speaker escn
TINE. $500
MT lie Question when Mr.. RUTHERFORD eV
rautd N his seas, Why, you set OF tnieVins a0Ss
do Won mean 20 choke mo down altogether -
The SPEAkER-lhe Gentleman Of NvF-lor$ vi
Nj. RUTHERFORD yes, | sm in order
! kros hat IA shout
TIE sPEAKER-Mr. Rutherlord vii be in order,
I and Keep SILENT. ,
/ Mr RUTHERFORD IN DO a. Ike about that.
/ TIE SPEAkEE-Ide Char feels coos1raioed 20
call upon the louise 90 protect the Chsu IN preserving
I order as ~" CHAIR - poSetess.
/ Mr.. RCIllERsOED-Go to he'll, a. OF yJa, you
I dogs.
Ibe GEAR requested the Sergeant ST Arms 10 sp-
/ pesr with assistance al the bar OF the II Juss.
TIE Scrcsaut-st-krus snd t~o Ass t4uts appeared
| The SPEAkER-The Sergeant at-Arns viii arrest
Mr. Rutherford o. New York and convey him front ne
NJ p,,hsrt,,d Va then removed making all the