The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-28

The bill 10 amend the charter OF the Ain, Fire Il
s,uanc- c., was reported iavurshy.
Bi Ia were introduced hy M. Prtyn, ~ hX N
size Of apple barrels by Mr.. Giles " suend u
game laws Of SufIlk and q teers cpuati.s
Mr.. R'dingtou called up the ro'o iuti,n4 N fy>f
matters relating ~ tie amer dmrut Of tho eScl
laws, aud Ia thr amendment o. the constitution pr
hibting the sale OF liquor ~ beverage, ~ sole
committee.
MI McMullen moved ~ lay the sub .ecl on the
BILE. l. 1T, 10y n io IL.
M Banks novel a. puetp, ne the subject uni
the LIT Of April, that beiu., tho mot apr. 4.sl.,
day for il con sheraton
The IIuuse, after a long discussion, adi lutne
with"u, taking = vote On the resolutions.
The Assembly assembled ut I, ard tpok up Z
resolution Of the Committee 81 WAYS and " ANS,
the subject Of the National financial p ,licy.
Mr Tracey opposed the resolutions, and made
bold speech n favor ~ paper currency and bro
credit arguing that the delIs Of the state .nd n
ton must lie se.urc enough N the G untfy IL
coutinue In eN -teuce lie ,Hor'Si iub-titdte
the rctolntipns, leaving the general Guvernne
Tree q set on IT. own policy, bat flvring the irip
sitinn # dire,t tax sun ieut ~ pay the ord na
expenses uf the tt1vernmentscscu the payment
the interest uu the Natl nal debt, ami provide
ri king fund fur ~ creation ufa prime pal.
M Alvorl spoke furcihly in reply, taking i-s
with the policy advocated 10y Mr.. TIA cy, aud
guing in favor uf the Democratic tystem ~ y,
currency and taxation equal n ind-bteSine s.s,
lasis Of the national credit.
Al 10 o'clock the House adjourned without ttld
action GA the queetiun. ~
| Mr. R,ymont withdrew his amend IN ents, and /
ssue now made Is distinct hetwe' n the decisive l
stiuu Of the committee and the less dictstDral ~
| buttons vi Mr.. Tracy.
APRopos 10 the unreasonable tlsmor 80
| Gen. Mcclellan, the PHILADELPHIA INoUI
says Let It DO distinctly Understood III
war policy which we can see through wilM
r.. a l,y, must, by lis very trsnsparot
/ w N'"'iS'ou OF utisr worthls.spess
| :, 10 illustrate bow particular some of ths
England writers are becoming, tbs "Nsv
| lAhuer Magazine, for January. has an All
condemning the painted limitations q. aIco
| windows, &c, &C., behind pulpits in chute
AZ dtceptions, while these buildings arc
posed TO be devoted to truth sn1 holiness.
| HERE Is evory reason 10 believe that
Rieat iIludle class in Richmond is still trul
tns ElIn' Az Manchester, on the oppoN
SIDE OF the fivtr the rebel flag has neyer M
permitted TO float, and otbiug but the MI
OF Smelling the city from Richmond, proy,v
the display Of the old Stars and Stripes.
llIE Ladies are introducing a new and Ia.
iul ornament for the phlor mantol or cent
table. hey take large pine burs, sprinkl. q
seed OF any Kind in them, and plaza ,h.n,
pots OF water. When tbs burs are soaked a
days they close up in the form of solid cor
then the little spears Of green grass bs lid
emerge nom among the laminm form inp
ornament Of rare and simple beauty.
a ToUCHISG event lately occurred in I'd
land on the bank Of the Thames, near Lond
which illustrates the faithfulness and ~ApaoE
oil the dog. young enleman, posses, O :
a fine dog, but for some unexplained Ga,
wishing to get rid Of HIM, took a punt /
which he put the animal, rowed TO the mid
o. the stream, and threw tho dog into il W
the Intention OF drowning him. The poor
NAL tried several times, I'LL almost vearied
climb up the perpendicular SIDES of the boat,
was as often pushed back when overhalapc
himself, he fell overheard as soon as the TAI
fol dog Jaw his mas'er In the water he oaa
bis Efforts TO save himse f. seized him by
clothes, and in that position held him till az
lance was rendered, by means Of which the