The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-25
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1851.

NEW YORK HERALD, N
order for next Friday evening me motion was opposed
by Mr.. Dwight, who desired 70 have X fixed at an
earlier day, and resorted 10 insuuatiops BIS.
meath the dignity Of any person occupying the
seat Of member The oaly effect IL can nave reco
upon his head. inc insinuation cast against the
motives Of man like NJ Bingham can only be looked
upon in contempt BY all who know the high position that
Mr. Bingham occupies in this Legislature as one o. the
ablest and purest members was announced that Mr..
Gibbons would be entitled 10 appear by counsel and he
could not be here before next Friday evening" and this
caused the motion of Mr.. Bingham. In my structures
upon the report OF the committee ON this subject did
not notice the fact that the resolution through which the
committee appointed did not give them the power to
90 into the matter thoroughly 80 far a persons
outside of the Legislature concerned Their powers
limited. Had not been, Mr.. Gibbons would not
have been the only person presented guilty You need
not be surprised TO hear Of resolution passing the
Legislature bringing persons not members before
the Legislature on trial. II this entire legislature
innocent Gibbons, there would DO but little
danger Of their ever being called oorruptionists.
The Assembly concluded their third reading Of bills this
morningan order Of business that they have been on
for several days. Seventy bills have been read the
third time this week, and al but three four passed.
and two Of those that lost lying upon the
table, under motion TO reconsider Onehaf Of these
bills local In which persons but few inhabitants
in rural district village interesteda class OF
legislation that takes up large portion Of the t time Q.
canal damages which have gone through In large num-
beers.
Having concluded the order OF the third reading Of
bills, petitions and remonstrances In order when
food OF the former In favor or the Broadway Railroad and
like number Of the latter against that project made their
G. Godfrey Gunther Victor Durand, Mr.. Chtenden, 70
and hundred and twenty others In favor OF the
signed by John W Herbert, JEFFERSON Coddngon Of Fifth
avenue, and one hundred and twenty nine others Mr.
and NJ McDermott presented one signed by William
Pierce and seventy i've others.
BILL one signed by Roe Lockwood Son. and some seven
teen others another signed BY Robert Morton and tnr
teen others another signed By John G. Johnson Atkins
Metropolitan: Tfeadwen, whitcomb & Co., the lat
eight other persons. Also rsmous.rsnco signed BY
v. Haughwout b. W. Derby and twenty-five others on
Broadway q well as one signed by the field itai and
out at the Prince OF Wales reception demonstrating
the ground that Broadway u the only avenue In the
otto commemoratons or public celebrations, or on
the arrival Of distinguished guests. He likewise
shall Charles b. White and Charles Lamb, Committee on
the part Of the Consolidated Stage Company. When
under the order Of notices Of business Mr. Pierce gave
notice that he would 40 future day to suspend
the rules so as to take up the Broadway bill
Mr. Woodruff introduced important bill for the city
Of New York, providing for the appointment Of commits
sion TO amend the charter of the city New York. and
for it's submission to the people The names In the bill are
non RoSer
Carrgan J. winthrop Chanler Owen W. Brennan and VIM
B. McCay-thc commissioners TO meet at the City Hall
tha IA Nav muAv1r ooA Aou md
amendments TO be adopted without the approval Of
twothirds Of the Board the amendments agreed upon
to be submitted TO the people at the charter election and
II approved 70 60 into effect the LIST Of May there
after
the charter TO the people. With the exception Of some Of
the ames, the bill Ia that is wanted. The commit
tee arrange tha they will and report the matter at
once.
large number Of bills were reported by the standing
committees of the House this morning.
latve 70 matters IN Nev YorL one 70 nrovds for the
pay ment Of salary of 81 200 to the Common Council,
and one in regard to the Free Academy.
Mr. Woodruff, from the Committee on Cities and VII
lagos reported the following billa sort OF compromise
with the Sunday law
5 s " he sn e. ~ 81 sS.s sa
two hundred and y nine Of the law: q i9 and all other
sale lager bier and other liquors which shall
Ser All. act fsS axe eject
Mr. Ball, Of the same committee gave notice that he
The following bills were reported fAvoraby by the
10 amend the act Of 1890 TO alter the plan or map Of
Now York.
TO raise the salaries Of the physicians at Auburn and
The Brooklyn state Arsenal bill
The bills In relation TO constables In Brooklyn and 10
amend the Brooklyn charter, were ordered to third
Mr.. Pierce seems to be after the lobby with sharp
sticks this morning He offered the following resolution
which was adopted-
pe.o,vad ..,..4 scv,rAs ~ Al. uor.. ,rosr,
TO ~ s sSY s charge: q corruption
Ia. S.nefui ppSci IN ieasson which SSs come ns in
ySsr: q ..s sns, ssIy osIolns ana
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said member vote sns act IL sccordanos with the view. and
Of ves s5 od = Z = g e
in the premises
Most Of the session wis occupied In discussing resolu
as grinding committees, D., spicy time was had over
them but finally after three hours OF debate they
all voted down. and nov stand just where they aid before
Mr. Benedict moved that the Broadway bill be made
the special order for next Wednesday morning.
Mr. Hardy moved 70 amend by striking out next
Wednesday and inserting the 4th day Of July next
diveion OF the question called and the amendment
ndoptecyeas So nays 49, The question then recurring
On the adoption OF the 5esoiuton was lost and the
Broadway members left considering that they had play
ed joke upon the Broadway crew.
The motion OF Mr.. Benedict made against the ex
pressed wishes Of those here Interested In the BILL
they had given orders rot 70 have II moved today.
Tho Opp0en6 Of the bill had better not
be too jubilant the result, for this was
only false alarm They had better keep their powder
dry and see that their guns In good trim 10 FIRE,
snap Judgment win yet be taken upon them BY the
Broadway squad.
Mr.. kinney has made an effort several times TO move
ahead the bill relative 10 the collection Of demands
agans vessels by recommtting 70 the Judiciary Com
mttee with power TO report complete but has failed in
all of his efforts.
Tho Bellevue Hospital College bill was returned from
the Senate this morning for the Assembly to In
the amendment. MI fouehran Immediately moved that
the Assembly concur, which wss adopted without dis
sentng voice. Mr. L. having become satisfied that those
connected with the hospital mad objections he was
perfectly satisfied, and states that he had opposed
IL heretofore because he understood that they
would not have the bill with amendment in. The
bill goes to the Governor his experimentation he
has concluded his mission for Office at Washington.
Several bills passed in the Senate this morning
Among The numbtr two insurance acts The bill
10 limit the term Of office Ia the militia. Cen sanford
was there watching the bl but passed, with the fol
lowh vote