New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

Tho bin FOR the preservation OF game in the conn
hes Of Suffolk and Queens WIS reported fGyo-a6ly.
BILLS NOTICED.
! Bv Mr.. BENEDICI-Preven,in frauds in tie
pc iiug u streets and avenues IN the cry Of New
bork.
| By lIr BEADELI-E Empowering Railroad Com
panies to employ police iotce.
/ BILLS INTRODUCED.
| BY lIr. PHELpS-leducpg tie number OF Direc-
Eors of the Galla,in fire Insurance Company:
| Also perpetuating the testimony OF foreign VII
/ Bv Mr. CASE-Surpressing iniemTerance and
Ee9ulatipg the sale Of intoXi ing liquors.
| By Mr.. CHILDS-Authoriurg The construction OF
Ia railroad in Tensb avenue foy-second street, ana
Iother avenues in the Cry Of New-lork
| Br Mr. J. {. DANIS-Amendng the charter OF
Ithe Long bland Railroad.
| Bv Mr. SAXE-To prevent and punish bribery
land corruption AZ elections.
Il By Mr. BENEDICI-F0r the enforcement OF 'ne
Idemauds against shia, and vessels.
/ By Mr. SLYMOUR-PrOvidng Tor me couecuon
Iof demands against camel boats: ~
II On motion Of Mr.. CODDlNGTON, the bill an
I,borizipg the Commissioner Of The Sinking fund Of
a. civ of New-York 10 cell certain lands was re-
lferrsd back 10 the Committee
II A resolution to bold evening sessions Iuestays,
!yednesdays and Ttursdays was adopted.
| Mr. REDINGTON called up the Excise Hesoin-
Ejon question the penciDg question beng recon.
Elaboration Of the vote against the amendment Ohefed
Iby Mr. McMollen.
motion 10 reCODfiOcf lDsi, anu tue
resolutions for the appointment OF Select commit
lee were adopted by 50 TO 1.
Mr. MCMULLEN moved that the Select Commit
Ice appointed uncer the resolution thu, aoopteq De
IdIscharQed from further consideration OF the subject,
land the same be r ferTed 10 the committee on the
internal sfsirs of iOwus aud COUNTIES. Lad over.
Mr. PRYNE called mp the resolutions congratulate
line the country on the recent victories aud spoke IN
flavor Of their adoption.
On motion Of Mr.. ALYORD, the resolution was
laid Oh the table 70 wait for Other victories
| Mr.. TRACY called up the resolution iavoring the
expulsion Of jesse ID. Bright from the Senate OF the
United Staies.
/ Mr. PRINGLE moved On amendment expressing
the pleasure Of the Legislature in the action OF Tic
Senate expelling Mr.. Bright.
Nh Mcleod offered an amendment rendering the
thaul. Of the Assembly Preston King for his vote.
Nj. PRINGLE accepted the amendment.
warm debate ensued
Mr. Mcleod oenoonced Senator Harris.
Mossrs. ALNOED, LUDINGTON, AID POk-
TER justified Mr.. Harris for bis vote.
Dir. OGDENimade an energetic speech against the
amendment. II We are 20 vote lere 10 approve or
disprovc Of the action Of Senator'S he would carry il
further and approve the action Of Senator King in
voting against tie legal tender clause in the Treasury
mole bill.
Mr. MCLEOD, in a speech denouncng Dough
faces" withdrew his amendment In order to invite
"a vote on the resolution OF Mr.. Pringle.
Mr.. ALVORD indignantly denounced the 0lluson
20 " Doughftces, and declared lis determination u
bring the question raised 10 al irsus. lie rene we'd
the amendment offered by Dir. Mcleod in order to
get vote upon il.
Mr.. MURPHY stood up in vindication Of the
Democratic party Of the country, asserting hat two
thirds o. them were Ia tie army. The Army Of the
Potomac Is composed OF Democrats, and one Of the
brightest lights IN tie Cabinet Of Abraham LincOlD
on whom Secretary SlGutOnj the hopes of o. conn
try now rest, was member OF the Cabinet Of Mr.
Buchanan lie warmly justified Mr.. Hsuis for his
vote in tue Blight care, and moved to lay the SUBJ
jet on the table.
TIE vote on his motion stood, Yeas, ~; Eayp, Al.
TAe SPEAKER voted may" aud tie motion was
lot.
Mr.. LEAMY moved an amendment 10 TIE resoa-
ton, declaring Wendell Phillips, Fred D0ug,sss,
Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Horace Greeley, Henry Ward
Beecber, and otter parties not mentioned IN the
resolution, " Traitors."
The amendment was ruled ont of order.
After further exciting discussion Oh tie resOlu-
ton, the Assembly adjourned.
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