New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

bat al OF private cbetcisr relating % chatsrs {,
roets arc changes Ofreme.
TIE Grinding Conn i,,ee also reported t-ertyo,,
bifs &c pTupeI 10 be reported complete. Among tneu
To drviee the Grt Judicial District Of Ses-Yort
10 incorJ ors'e the Trug'ses Of the Par rhal Fond
Of tie Pr"testan. II scOgal Church Of the Diocese o
Aew-loIk.
To rtduoe the width Of Riy or st.eet, brooklyn.
The Jamaica Bay Fisheries bill.
The WsnaboDt Bay Martyrs bill.
To reorgsniZa ire state Luns'ic Asyiu;n.
Mr.. CONkLiAG called ID the concurrent reso!u
totE 20 amend the Constitution by disr calsiug per
sOrs found guilty Of bribery nj elections.
The resolutions were iost b - 70 49, no. consttu
A notion to reconsider the vote was laid on tie
table.
NJ. HUTCHINSON cslleJ mp the concurelt reAo-
iurOn changing The Constitution 10 e1tead fee
Suffrage 70 ccioreJ persons.
After debate the resolution adopted by s. 70 Il.
EEIsfNs SESSION.
The biz TO provide for losn Of 500 coo n the Al
barry sbd Slscuchsrna Railroad was taken Up 10
Committee q tbe NhD.c.
l1eihy cebate WAS bed, srd msch opposition be-
iDr developed progress was reppted srt to- bi rs
made the spec.s. order for clock tomorrow even
H..
The lil. relating to he Excise l,w sud tn lquor
trtc being the special order the bill To prohibit the
ssle OF any Intoxicating quors az beverage vas hrst
taEen up.
br MILLER moved to amend By excluding lsger
beer from the Operation Vi tie act on the ground toat
II vas On record that snail msn had drunk sixty
glasses IN one hour and could BOT therefore, BE- 10
ttyicst.bg. lie subsequently withdrew the ensud-
mebt.
Mr. GODDARD moved that the act shall not take
effect il passed until TIE 18th q! Nay, when the pres
cit licersss viii expire. Adopted.
Mr.C. S SPENCER moved 70 s'rike out the enact
il clause, ard made argum-rt sga st ies5lI ION
to restrict The peOp!os appetite declaring Il couli
never be- sustained, md that il uold only bring all
l.ws INTO cuuirupt ~ encouraging their violation.
Mr MILLER also opposed tho bill, dccIarI' < tina.
tfc WssbiDciOL.sBs Lad zone more 10 prevent crme
AID iDtempeisnce than al TIE sumptuary laws ever
eDactCd.
The bill was then debated by several members on
Lotb sdes The an. stiyn
SIR. TUlHlLL advocated the bill The people
we're OF Vlecti o bill IKE this, but would hail u as
great boon. Member had not come here pie jged To
pass such bill, expecting 10 pass IT, bnttHey
should have courage ara DO 60. IL wa not aehcd
now by petitions, but g 0ds asked by tho settled
er,tuilt Of the State he spnke n. considerable
lrgth, and warmly favor Of the principles Of the
biA.
Aher fu-ther debate b. Iiesars. ANDRCS, RAN
NEY, GOVEE md WILLY. the motion 20 strike out
TIE fnsotlIg cIao,e VITO lost by ~ 70 ~.
PICpess was then reported on the bill, and the
Committee roe.
IN the IIonse, Mr. BLISS moved TO disagree win
tie report Of the Committee, and orde the bhl b a
third reading. Motion adopted by Yeas, 5l Nays,
IL "a fDlOWH:
YEAS Hcs5Is. EudTs Biz, Bowen, BdTys, BufnEton,
Bun D. Ch.b,r.in, Cobb totsTD cot, Costello fi.n God
ard CfsIt Green ball Holmes. Holt, huhhei H1tehn'3n
obnson Laduc 10 EaIt 10 ln1is L. r. Lyon Moore. NORM
mn 81 Ia Hsr Pawn. r'ndel Perry Pierce PAto Poad,
Powell hennsy, Ra-T ho.c, 4 r SneFsrt, stg~srt rs-
s,r Stewart ss.erey u Tbom.s. Thompson, Tgth, sas
II ~ Weaver. Wiyuns Why, Woodbury..
NsYs-hfssIs Bin ahsm N A. Chii', Cnnds Chu.te,
C,, COlenIsD Collins Cornelius CreDie, Da'i. Earle Ese-
lard 81 tI5 Flsea d, RuleI, GsIdaer Cover. VI Gave
E. Orsvts Rrug. Lawrence MscAn, Nal gy, necss h-k-s
iets-ro~ Miller, Morris O. y. Palmer Pelton, Reilly Rut1fI
ford schO irld Shaw sniih, Shell G. S. spencer II ".
Spencer e. Thoma' Vss Coft lnd a. atopb Tsa "Arner
Wifou and Wu.cruut-. Adjourned.