New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28

never seen heard o. such letter. and such per-
con as Partridge was found The Committee declared
that the charge had not the slightest foundation in fact
was az baseless and g'oundless as charge could
possbly be- and that nothing in tho slightest degree re-
4 hected on Mr.. Mliken or any other member.
In Short the conclusions arrived at by the Commit
tee are follows: -
No letter has been written BY any member ofhe assembly
10 any Psc s N Of Cc GOO or any S The
The Pro Rata Freight bill could he debated.
MiIsn and that no statement fact Circumstance
nsed with growing out Of the inquiry ought IN sny dssrse
gentleman {. entitled in this House.
Mr. Milliken, after the report had been read, made
brief speech in which he censured The Speaker very
severely, without referring to Mr. Littlejohn by Kane,
for the course he had taken in The matter
Mr.. Luejohn took the fioor in reply, remarking
that he had word Of reply 10 make TO any asperson
on his character and integrity & and legis-
| lator. He made the statement on the floor Of the
House what he deemed a. the time sufheiens
grounds, and had not changed his opinion as 70 the
proprety of bis course in that atter He then re-
ferred to sanderous article in THE Buffalo Courier,
wherein he was charged with having been indicted in
Chicago for fraud with the additional stltement
that a equison had been sent from the Governor OF
Illinois TO Governor King for him, DC. MIR. l. said
be had never been in the City OF Chicago, and had
never been indicted there. The story had grown out
OF tire fact that his former partner mad been indicted
az Chicago, and that such Indictment had been OBJ
tanned for the purpose of getting his partner into that
State not 10 be tined the indictment, but 10 be i'm,
prisoned for debt That he had repeatedly proposed
TO 20 TO Chicago and meet the indictment on the con-
don that he should not be thrust into prison for debt
and that he had fnally made arrangements to 90 TO
Chicago and demand a trial the indictment. He
spoke in the highest terms Of Mr.. Ftzhugh, his late
partner, a of the most unques,ioned probity.
just before the adJournnent Mir. Callieot r)=e TO
question Of privilege, and offered the following pre-
amble and resolution:
Rhea' One o tn member Of ~ goiie Iom q.wego dss
for b,eyht renber OF this House had written eeto
tary in Wa street. stating il substitutes h.. ie
,ursenen of among he members oil the AssemDy;
snS Wheea Tho Select Committee who ge'e app9in9d 20 M
sSdpape:s have AFTER GENT inquiry reported ansnmoay
tbee evidence to sustain justly tue 50 maoei
and the charge 80 10 snS S
'e5s e aa euSPS this HOUSE proper put recor
@ 'oDr, rumor against the honor and integrity OF his
oc,.ie and ohactsr Of charge Made upon tue oe'
-'ne SPEAKER stated that the question woald be en-
| lie sdc;..ion OF the resolution.
Mr. Miller OF Buffalo moved 10 lay the preamoie anu
Mr. CalIicot called for the Yeas and Nays, and Tire
.subicc, was tabled, Sc 10 ~, ~ follows:
Carter, chttcnden p Carl Coo4 Crane GI9ste Perch sch
Ellsworth limerick, Evans Finch, Fisher Fuller h. jaa,
McGaadc IcVeGn, Mrther Maz.c eT'e,. MilsI dU;rin
lnstn Myre A. A My;rs exeE, Palmer PeHit Pond NICE
ard.on 81 John Savage H. Smith gasga; Van Ayne' Van
h%SESSysMt..r.. Bosnan oad,se, Cqaieo, j. Clark Co,
Consns oSSP. 49,, " an,sv Hsrritt ;,ixen o. aoarke
! aepabicsn. In Rcrlan; Democrats in Hniie.
| sEw.YORK HAsBoR
Senator Robertson to-day introduced bill TO pre-
,ent eneroachmens and distractions in the Harbor OF
EeW-Yo1k and IL authorize their removal az follows:
SECTION L. 1t shss be lawful 20 obstct interrupt the
navigation Of the port hsrbor Of New BY any mourn
ton by reason any vessel other aing the Board Of
notify NE owner or owners o. such
OF York, known to them to remove the same
within twenty hours after such notice and IN case such
owners cannot be found in the City aud County
comply with rach notice the Board Of Con-
uch snail be paid by the county within whose usdc
lion such yeseo. hig hsn be- the to be recoverable
Supervisors such county and such expenses shall 0e lien on
SIC 2 provides that it shall not be lawful for any
person to build maintain any pier, bulkhead or other
structure or TO fill in with earth other material be-
| yond the lie recommended by the Commissioners for
The Preservation of the IIaYbOT And in OF any
person building such piers or bulkheads beyond such
line the board Commissioners Of Pilots shall notify
such persons and if they fail 10 remove them in time
| TO be specified in the notice given by the Com
missoners the Board Of Commissioners may cause 80
much OF ouch piers bulkheads to be removed Ia
beyond the line defined by the Harbor Commissioners,
and the person who built such structures shall he liable
to pay all the expenses OF such removal 10 be recov-
cred by and in the name OF the Board of Commissioners
OF Pilots and sh Ill also pay fine Of twenty-five dol
lars lor each and every day during which such sruc
lures shall remain after such notice, and until such
| enoroaohAent shall have been removed.
This section dOes not apply 10 wharves, piers, or
busheads constructed before the establishment of the
1 exterior line.
NEw-YoRK JUVENILE DELINQUENTs.
Mr.. ManieIre gave notice that he would introduce
bill to fund IN aid Of the Society for the Refor
| nation OF Juvenile Dehnquents in the City Of New
| York.
! COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
The bill 20 authorize the Trustees of Columbia Col
| lege in the City of hew-York 10 take and hold real
estate, was passed.
| CITIZENS SAVINGS RANK.
The bill n incorporate the Citizens Savings EGnk
| was ordered TO third reading.
ATEEEUN ASSOCIATION.
Also the bill to incorporate the Athen@um Assoe-a-
| ton in tho City of New-fork.
| BILLS gsFoRE THE SENATE.
| Mr.. Manerre introduced bill to amend the Revised
Statutes by providing tina. person who may become
the owner OF life annuity, which by the terms there
of il declared not transferable can assign or dispose
Of the fame
Mr. Grant introduced bill Requiring ell fines collect
ed III Courts OF Special Sessions. Incorporated
cities 20 be paid the Comfy Treasurer semi
| annually
| Mr. Truman introduced the following:
An ACr TO diminish the Of The Publicsen Of the State
Canvass aud Of other official notice.;
SECTION /. Tho sha direct
publication Of copies Of the certified statements ard determine
tons made 10y them ia such Of the public not
eeeGng one in each Judicial District of the state they shall
sFc Section forty fth title of respecting
and section twenyone OF the act amendatory thereof
! passed May q, 1898, a'e hereby repealed
The public notices required TO be given by <he Con-
trailer and Secretary Of sse BY sections "? and three Of the
to provide f9 tie public printing PISSED Mach Sh a6 fer
in public newspapers only in e%>h Judicial Dno OF the
State. $500
published by and under the direction OF the Governor and
eGesy o. Ie IA b STAT for thrs %pehs V neyas d,
any general election at which senator. are to be chosen
Mr.. Richmond inroduceda bill to Tx the salary of
the Rensselaer, County Treasurer at - 900.
Mr. Goss, blil VIII ch provides that whenever any
Corporation being party 10 any proceeding in u |