New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

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"a RETFDJCT moved To amend by devoiiug the
balance Of the session to the Brooklyn bills, but the
motion was lost. Ii: .osort
Several other attempts were made to OBTAIN eonseu'
20 move bills forward, bat without snccess
The Cbansnco Canal Extension bill was taken up ID
the Committee of the Whole, and laid on the table
ALBANY, Thursday, April ., 1901
swiLL MILK.
On the notion Of Mr.. Rice the bill to prevent the
sale of sYill milk in Newly ork and Brooklyn was re-
ferred 70 the Committee Of the Whole-Neat o., Nays
33-and the bill was subsequently taken up In Cou.
ittee OF tie Whole, when Mr.. Rice forcbly xLsned
its objects and the urgent necesfy for ia passage lie
said truly that not lees than five thousand infants ole
annually in the City o. New-York from the poisonous
influences OF this distlery milk drawn from cows m
ocula!ed with disease. Tie bill WAS opposed by
Messrs. Provost who represents some OF the Bag disi
leries Of Brooklyn, Smith Of Chautauqun, Callahan Of
New-York, and Townsend of Queens
The gentleman occupying the chair was lneNpe-
reuced in tho business Of presiling officer, and had
voice 20 weak that he could hardly be heard above the
buz and din the floor and the scene OF disorder ana
confnsion which prevailed dining the dscusflon was
not at nh creditabe 20 the House. Motions upon mo-
tions were piled up Indefinitely, and points OF order
rnisea upon points Of ORDER ana general ystcm
Of fhbusteIism was instituted 6y inc irienos on 'ne
silvoIms and stumpsils which battles dc scnption.
The purpose Of tb0se who created all this confusion
was evidently not 10 remove any NetuoDable features
OF the bill by amendments, but 70 embsIIasF and
gre at as 70 become nuisance, and the friends OF the
BIZ prominent among whom were Messrs. Rice aud
Duteher, finally oIk 1t out Of Committee by porting
progress 20 the House, when DIR. Rice moved 20 ans
charge the Committee from the further confederation OF
the bill and that il he ordered TO third reading Mr.
Provost again 10 the rescue OF the sIuIplas, by
moving 10 yecomln with instructions 20 strike ont the
enacting clause, which lost, 30 to H. Mr.. Rice's
motion TO order the bill TO third reading then pre-
| vailed ga TO 81, as follows:
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A~tbo Rail-
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rroe R,Hda RisO RicAaEdoa Robert s s sss
s1nDer, Wsse1bury, Wirfd Wrisbt.
NAYsAIc9l.Iia. Bslse. ba:haT BssASss Burt c.s-
Msoom5cI Mo1se Morgan, NObi,. Oden, fesiers'. Pro
Wells Wheeler Woodruff. Young.
BUREAU OF AssJ5SMJkTs.
The bill 10 transfer the burean Of assessments from
the Street Department Of the City OF New-York,
briefly considered in Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Hardy moved 10 substitute the one appoint.
ing commission 10 revise AID amend The charter, and
submit the same 70 the people, Without taking the
question the Committee rose and reported progress
IN the House, Mr.. Shaw moved to discharge the Com
miee from any further consideration OF the BILL and
order TO third reading MI WoodrGh moved -. 70
bill is cent sleep, wherei it viii not be liable to DO
disturbed for the remainder Of the session.
MADISON AYKhUE.
A motion Of Mr. Conan TO refer the bill 10 provide
for the grading Of Madison avenue New-York, 20 the
first Committee Of the Whole failed by very decisige
vote. The object of the BILL IL is ayerred, Is 10 pre-
pare the avenue at tho expense Of the cty for the
rails Of the Harlem Railroad Company.
ASTICIPATIsG TnE TAxrs.
The bill 10 authorize the Supervisors OF the City and
Comfy of New-York to borrow money In anticipation
Of the collection Of the annual taxes, ordered 10
you,u2IYg s1tTgTIxvs
Mr.. Robinson, from the COrnnttee Of Ways and
Means reported with amendments to amend the act TO
equalize tie State tax among the several Counties and
the bill whs ordered 70 q third reading.
SUPPLY or cRoTor WATER.
The bill 10 increase the supply Of Crot0n water 10
the City Of Hew-York was referred 10 the Frat Com
nittee of the Whole The biz was subsequently con-
sdered in Committee. and ordered too third reading
PUEsUIT oY DIsTRJcI-ATToRsEY UNDER DisfI-
CULTIRs.
The Sergeant-st-Arns DIR. Easton, was requested
TO report 70 the House why he had not arrested and
brought Mr.. Nelson, the Assistant Dstrie-Attorney,
before the House what action he bad taken toward
enforcing the order Of the House on that subject.
In reply Mr.. Eastop reported as follows;
10 obedience 70 the resolution tbs day adopted ~
the House, calling upon for information In regard
10 the execution Of the warrant for the arrest OF John
Al. Nelson beg leave to make the following report:
received the warrant for The arrest Of 1lr Nelson
between ard o clock OH Tuesday evening. inn
nedntey proceeded 20 consult the Albany directory
by which Il appeared that Mr. Nelson resided at No.
Dalhus street. proceeded at TO the place and
found inquiry thst the family bad removed, bat TO
what street or number could NOT ASCERTAIN. then
Waited the various places Of amusement and hotels Of
the city in search Of Mr. Nelson and continued the
search until after tho adjournment Of the House On
that evening, but conld iind no trace of him.
On "wednesday morning procured conveyance,
and proceeded again TO search for Mr.. Nelson hIst
went to the house of bis fatherin-law, at No. SO
broadway. Inquired for Mr.. Nelson, ana was in.
formed that he boarded in Lydius street returned
aud or my way down town escerained that the ill.,
formation was false, and that Mr. Nelson boarded ut
NO % Elm street. On my way 20 that place I was |
Informed that Mr. Nelson lad been seen short time
before driving w Broadway, ia carriage l inne.
datcly pursued Lin, and when In tho uyrer part Of !
that street inet carriage Containing M Ne, ION I'D
hdy coming down. directed tho driver OF nv car
liage " turn around and edeayor ~ oyertaIe Nofss
carriage. He did 30, and followed him "a fast IA |
Lbe condition OF the otreeiwould permit. NeIson LETT
Broadway and entered Pearl street Hs iooLsd |
out Of the window Of his Carriage and ss |
A. saw was pursuing hin, he ieaped from his car.
ale az the corner Of Columbia etreet and ran down
aat ,tseet. lost sight OF him there bot lon my car
iaQe Annedaiely aad searched the several plsoes Ia
be- vicinity bat unable 10 find any trace Of Mr.
nelson. I continued my search until The House met
sst evening, but could find nothing Of Mr.. Nelson
hts morniny visited bis boarding-place, and In.
uirod for Mr. Nelson. A young man at the houss,
rho came 10 the door, informed me that Mr.. Nelson
Sas II. went int the house. and biz wife informed
M Ar. Nelson had ls Rs az hour previous, % she