New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
ASSEMBLY,.

ASSEMBLY
Mr.. FISHER, by unanimous consent, presented
petition from eightythree workinymen OF Syracuse,
praying for tue passage OF IN act TO prevent negro
immigration into the State and setting forth that the
great and increasing influx OF negroes INTO the Free
States 10 fraught with evil and destructive OF the
value Of free labor.
Mr.. FISHER stated that largo numbsrof similar
peions had been signed in Syracuse, but it wac sup
posed that no opportunity would be afforded to pre-
sent them.
The petition was referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations.
BILLS PASSED.
The bill to adapt the Canals of the State TO the de-
fen.e Of tho Northern aud Nortb-W estern borders,
with All immsterisl amendment.
To confirm certain scts Of the corporation OF the
! Ciy OF Now-Yofk.
10 facilitate the closing up of insolvont Insurance
Companies.
To extend the term OF the Office OF tue Comnls-
sioners OF the Code.
To close Observatory place, New-York.
! To amend the act to consolidate the several acts
relating TO the District Courts, Nsw-fok, into one
act
Mr.. ID. WATERBURY, made a written report re-
/ lating 10 involuntary servitude.
On tn, petitions from the Anti Renters, Mr..
| MASON, from the Committee of Nine, reported a
bill TO regulate primary elections In Nsw-ioIk with
the enactiDg clause stricken out.
|
Mr.. SMITH, in pursuance TO notice, moved to sus-
pend the two-third rule far relates TO the Ex-
Else bill Laid over for one day, in accordance Win
/ the rule.
! On motion Of Mr.. HALSEY, a Select Committee
was appointed TO examine and report during toe
Of the Legislature the practicabity Of incress-
/ ing the revenues Of salt
| Mr.. MASON moved to commit the County Treas
urers' bill 10 the Select Committee Of Nine with
Instructions 10 report upon the three ird sections
Afisr long debate, the motion was lost, by III TO
! %. This disooses Of the ill for tho session.
J Mr.. LOUTREL moved for the appointment ~ q
Select Comnffea to examine during the recess into
the affairs Of the Metropolitan Police Commissioners.
Tabled.
| Mr.. SEYMOUR. with appropriate complimentary
remarks, introduced rerouton OF thanks to Speaker
Raymond for the ability. fsirDesa ana @rartiaii'y
with which be has discharged the duties OF Presdlng
officer.
! Mr.. SMITH (of Nsw-York ndorsed the ability OF
the Speaker but could not indorse bis fairness and
impartial ty
Mr. ALLEY tof Steubenl spoke against the resolu-
ton and ss,siled the srtion Of the Speaker in the
formation OF Special Committees.
A long aud warm debate ensued, Messrs AI-
Word, OGDEN, SrErSON, PHELPS, SHER.
WOOD, and others, yindicaIing the conduct OF the
/ Speaker.
which the Committees bad been formed, but should
vote for the resolution as compliment.
| Mr. CALLAHAN moved 10 strike out the words
I" fair and Impartial
Motion lot, by vote Of 10 10 ~.
The res4utiOn Of thanks was then adopted, o
small number voting In the negative.
Conn limentary revolutions to Mr. Alvord, Speaker
pro tenn. to tie Clerk, aud to the other officers Of
| the Assembly were adopted unanimously. Recess.
A Committee of Conference was appointed on the
! Supply bill. =,
/ Attempts were made to take up out Of order the
bills to amend the charter Of the City Of New-fork
the County Treasurer bill aud the Broadway Rail-
road bill Which were deieated-the latter vote be-
ing - 10 60
The Lill in relation to the negotiation OF personal
securities on short credit, was taken up IN Commit
Tee OF the Whole, and debated at length. Mr.. AL
| Word opposed, and PHELPS, RAYMOND, and
/ otherr favored. Progress was reported.
In the Hou.e, Mr.. PHELPS moved to disagree 10
the report Of he Committee Of the Whole to order
the blll to a third reading. Lost, "a to 81.
Tie Committee Of Conference reported tho Appor-
tionuent bill as agreed on. 1t is us follows:
Di.trict !. sufoli, Quesni and Richmond Counties
Town Il Kngs County, and tho sbth. Lish,h Ninth,
Trnth I've nj Fourteenth Seventeenth, aud Eistts nth
y IT,. Tir.: Second. fhird. Fourth. Fifth. Seventh
E.svrath Thirteenth Fifteenth, and hnstseush Wsrds VI
Thr Fii't second Third Fourth Pnh, Sixth. Seventh
and Ii.AtL WIds Of the City Of nrw-YoIs.
g. Tto Sew Tsno Thifteen'h and Fourteenth Wards
8 rS. kinh, Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards Of the City
l. Tn, Eleventh and Seventeenth w.fd' Of tho City o
ko-.loIE - ,
g. III. Eighteenth Twentieth and Twenty frs, Wards Of
I the Cty Of New-iork. -
q The Tweh kineteenih. and Twenty second Wards OF
the City HewYofk and baeswelPs, Wards snd hsndsP'
| lsrnas.
10. Couniio, Of we..cLe,ter, Rocisnd and PutnaHl
| n. Countirs Of Ofause and Sullivan
4 r. Csuutiss Of Dutchoss snd AoinmbiA
y IA @ tlstcf aud Greene
Ia Couutiss Of Albany aud ochohArie
| is 1atles II Ken.salsef asd Wellington.
ID Countles Of tiiDton Esser. AID Nsrfon.
IL Counties OF Frsnklin and st. Lawrence
10 Coontis. Of Saratoga Schenectady Monsonsy, Su
| ton aud Hamilton. ,c,
ia Couptrs Of Delaware, Otseso, End Chenshso.
| IN Counlies Of Jefferson, Lewis aud heI-linof
ri County Of H.rsimeT.
o. Coupurs Of OswegO sad Madison.
~ C.ub les Of Ouonda a. sni Cortland
"a Counties Of Csyusa. W syne, ara Seneca
- ,ouutss Of Onlao. Ystcs and Livingston.
81 Courtiss Of Bfoon-, TOmpkns, fiofA ard Schnyen
"a , ouuti.. Of Chemung, sieuben and hhesany
., r,upt, q. of b,ouIoc and Orleans
o, Couatirs Of NJ cara, Grnosee and wyoming.
al CoaptIs. OF Caiisr,uEu, and ChnutsuquA
Tbs report was tabled. Adjourned.
Tux CoscERr SALOONS, TnEArER BAR-Rooss
Am 1nr PoLlcE.-Last night great expectations
...,ou, ,ha nrattv tyater pirls and concert