The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-15


The SPEAKER named as the Select Committee .. We
Quarantine BILL amended BY the Senate, Mesars Morris
Law, Fuller, Chamberlain and Christie.
Tho Registry law, 1t passed the Senate came down h
the shape Of amendments TO the Assembly BILL
Mr. G. s. SPENCER (rep.) moved the House concur.
Mr. NORRIS (rcp) attacked the Senate for amending
em He called On the HoSse % doad es
dignity and reject the amendments.
Mr. g, s. SPENCER charged that tho opposition Of Mr.
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Mr. LAW (A) failed to sec any objectionable features
in this bill He favored o stringent law but yielded
% u r.. 10 sos -
&c desired to say his vote would be passage
The bill was then passed by IS to 80.
Morris, Payne and Powell, republicans, voting with the
democrats IN the negative.
The resolution entreatng the Governor TO commute the
sentence Of Mary Hartung or at least grant her respite
until after Rhenmans trial, was adopted after debate By
MIR. SLOAN question of privilege stated that tho
Quarantine bill had been sent to the select committee in
the Assembly after the House hal coucurred in thu
amendments OF the Senate. He deemed this desgued
kill the bill most important to his constituents.
Mr.. OWEN said that the parliamentary proceeding
to return the bill 10 tho Senate after II
the House. lie moved that committee might wait
the Assembly, with the request Of an explanation. Laid
Mr.. I.SoSr, from the Select Committee presented a
written report the bill to establish Insurance De-
partment The Committee exonerate the Comptroller
from the charges made against him In the Assembly
They recommend the passage Of the bill amended
to take effect January 1860 The report states the Comp
troller approved Of the hill, with this amendment.
Mr.. NoxON reported favoTably the bill TO alter and
amend the New York charter.
Mr. MATHER presented the minority report, designating
the bill as act to take violent possession Of the govern
ment Of the city of New York to trampe upon the rights
and privileges of It's people, and make moeking Of IL
cbariere charter erected In conformity with the oons
tutOn ratified by the votes Of the people, and confirmed
with all the sanctty Of the law The minority declare
that tho bill contains violation OF vested rights in every
causean outrage Justice In every line Il strikes
deadly ipsidous blow at the vital principle OF free,
representative government; takes from the people Il
the city their just prercgave and confers central
irresponsible power in the State The report enters at
length into the discussion Of the provisions OF the bill
IL is signed by Messrs Nather and Ely.
Mr.. W. A. WHEELER moved to suspend the rules &C.
cording to notice, and take up the bill in Committee q
the Whole
Tho CHAIR decided the motion not in order until Ill 70.
ports Of committees were in.
Mr. Ely then presented report the for the SUP
preston OF int importance
long discussion followed, interpreted with constant
motions appeals and calls for ayes nays, the demo
Gratis resorng to all the In their power drive
OF action on the New York Charter BILL
Mayor Wood was present, and the chamber Dense
ly crowded.
perfect turmoil occurred during the nbustorur de-
bate, through motion mace by Mr.. Diven In excited
and passionate manner 70 place Mr. Spinola arrest
for saying in regard to ruling of the Chair that he
(pnoa) would BIO put under before he would sub.
NIT TO such ruling.
question OF privilege raised upon ths, and at
twelve O'Clock it still continued unsettled The only OBJ
ject ia 10 drive of action on the Charter bill.
There is little prospect Of any real business being
transacted TO night.