New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27

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thorizo tic Supervisors q Kings County 10 raise
money for tho rel ei Of tie families Of volunteers,
wa moved forward 10 frat Committee Of the
Whole. Adjourned ill II &. IA Monday.
From Our Own Correspondent. ,..--,.- - ., ,,,,
AEBAGT, Saturday, Jan. - w.
LEGISLATIVE INDUSTRY.
Tie Icgil luuue gives indications OF industry and
intention 10 tire pu0G busine which cannot be 100
birtiy commended. Instedd Of adjOurLing over from
Friday an Monday evening, as has been heretofore
usual IN the early part elch scssion we ha1 ses
sion Of tie Assembly ast evening, the usual session
/ 90 day, and adiolFled ill II on Monday morning
next in.tea1 If p in., nrd $50 are to have session
for nrher discussion Of tie huSace resolutions OF
Monday evening neat.
me MAFTyg COURT.
~ the aession o. bet evening, 3r. o B1en Of
New-Yogk introduced % bIl IN relation TO the Marine
Court Of your city, which provides tht one a the
Iu.tices OF that Court shall have power 10 open
deault. on such terms as may be just aud proper IN
al actions tried before them, and an appeal may Dc
taken from q Judgment rendered bv any ore Of tie
.a.d Jusices OF the Court 10 tho Court OF Common
Plea IN the same manner os appeals are taken lIoA
tho District Couris'of the City OF Ncw-iofk. The
jth Section Of The Act Of July o. 1888, IN relation
70 tie Marine Court, which permitted an appeal from
. single justice 10 the Justices Of the saule Count az
general term l. repealed
ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES.
Mr. O'Rricn also introduced a I'LL 20 amend the
I
~ tnxes in the city OF New-Iofk. II amends tie
21th section ~ the addition Of the following:
% Aud tie -'.'n,L, 80 3 pa 80 IN leI, h.
the Rosd II SupcIusora, with ne proper waaHt annexed
M be- received ny al tne Courts oil ha STATE Ia Oh actions
o. pfoccedasi p'Idg therein te1c' ting pc cse1 81 cec
met and actions tie recovery cl e pottseo az rear e.
tf, ). prime fco evidence rat al the sets procee dn,
oaenis specified n the ststass end SCI 70 tel
t8 go he aud election cf xel prior 90 TIE de-
Ir,l,sn ltlly done performed aud fled according 10
he ana lava ise aj, aud Lays been ocular IN ell
THE NATIONAL CREDIT.
; The session Of last evening, was however, mainly
devoted t. discussion % the War-f nance resou-
Iufi1us from the Committee on Ways and Means, aud
exhibited "a remarkable uuanimiiy ia sustaining The
measures recommended BY lAe Committee and 50
nby defended by Mr.. uul url during tbc al .ernooD.
Mr. OGDEN ogeued q q debate, proving himself An
ACCOMPLISHED speaker and Cetaier. j. reiernog 70
tie OH i'm OF the rebellion, lac stated that he wonlI
search history In vain for it, parallel IN 2trO.lty.
/ There had been la the history OF the world MAN.
! bloody revolutions some OF them unJJstliabc; but
/ they lad been frequeoty based on at least show
l Of iustice Peoples had risen b. rebellion 10 relieve
them, elves from tho expressions and outrages Of
tvr,unic.l despots-to break the shAckes which
hell them IN sergituae In. tuis was tic fret
instance IN which rebellion had been res0rted 10 70
sGs u, extend, and TerpetUate the hated Institution
OF Human Slavery. Mr.. y. advocated tie rcso!u-
Committee, and opposed the amendments o.
fcrcd by Mr.. Speaker Raymond. Although he
would not eces.anly interfere with tie ius.itu-
ton Of slavery, he was IN favor Of applying the
most efficient means FOR the suppression o. the rebel
hon. and II slavery should happen 10 get crushed 10
death 10 the process lie should have teors 10 she'd
ou that account. One thing be was decidedly op-
p0sed 70, which wus-miliary ncgrO-1uning. Tie
officers and soldiers OF The Republic were not enlisted
10 watch or catch runaway negroes and should not
he degraded by such employment.
Mr.. Pyue OF Wayne. the gentleman who vii be
remembered by the country Tor the famous debate
sw years SINCE with Parson BIownlow on the
Slavery question, made forcble aud eloquent
speech in defense OF tie resolutions. tie was fol-
lowed by Mr. SchoeGed of Oneida who made M
extremely patriotic aud fictitious speech.
Mr. Alyord WIS the next speaker and, while bis
remarks were possibly leo patriotic than those Of
some who had preceded llm, they We're not less
practical Tor Dc confined himsel mainly TO the que5-
non before tie House, which was financial one.
lie opposed the amendments, and advocated with
marked ability tie passage II Toe resolutions rs taey
came from tho Committee Of Ways and Means. To
ward the close of his remarks lie expressed hope
that the Slavery question would not distract the
councils OF tue nation; tut no was 10 defender ot
that institution, and could not comprehend how Il
Northern mln could defend it. lie bad abiding
faith that human slavery would be tramlltd IN tHo
du1 by the advancing les lions Of tie Republic.
After further remarks In favor Of tue resolutions
Nv Motsrs. Ahdrus Of Fraukio, and Snyder OF
Lewis, the subject Was made a Fpeeial order Tor
Monday evening next, when II wlu probably be
uuHllg ulHpUteI OIL lhf tue rs tOlNtfNtu
The speeches generally excited the enthusiasm OF the
members and spectators TO such degree that it
impossible 10 suppress The frequent demonstrations
OF applause.
BUTTER AID CHEESE FOR TIE SOLDIERS.
In tho Assembly to-day, Mr.. ID. Waterbury called
up hi5 resolutions instiuCtng our Senators and re-
questng our Representative in Congress - procure,
ii rossible, such a change in the army regulations rs
will allow rat obs Of butter TO tire troops. Mr.
Waterbury mace Il iorciblc speech in which he en-
deayoled to slow that the troops have a surplus OF
bread aud meat, while they suffer for the want OF
buier--that there would be difficulty IN serving
raiioas Of batter, which was an ag,ids OF necessity
TO most OF the troops especially To Americans, and
that by lesseDing the ration OF bread and adding
that Of butter, much would be added 10 the eom'ofl
OF the troops, while the Government would MAKE
considerable saving thereby.
Mr.. Snyder of Lewis favored tho proposllloh ~,
proposed 10 add cheese" also 10 the ra'lons' ~
Phelps opposed the resolution, aud thought 'ue n,,'
tary Department ut Washington competent % ~
aye the affair. Mr.. Mason Thought We hau -
the culinary department oi the pGbhc -;
We were cheareniug instructions Uy M 'y,o
them on small subece. Mr.. Tracy iNo'e' 80
ing the soldiers bread SO did Mr. S.eis'h Iu' P'e
feted REQUEST TO "instruc.' Mr. Al'oru thoubn'
request signed by tie members IN tnen Sapa.',y as
citizens would be II better taste the ~, ui' anu
olicai paper Of tho kind proposed. Mr. Aeeef Ia
vorea ihe resolution. Mr.. LuHmstoh opposed
bn, after NOR discussion in wtich several members
4 ls.tg a IN