New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
ASSEMBLY,

The report Of the Grinding COMMITTEES esne up
MIR. DARCY moved to recommit The OH 10 pro-
bibit the use Of Suspension bridges ferry landings,
with instructions to strike out She word pier
wherever il appears.
Motion carried.
reading. "a
Mr.. IOUTREL moved to strike ont from the re-
mort the bill to increase the tees FOR Icenses 10
hawkers and peddeIe.
Motion lost and the bill ordered to third reading
The bill TO amend the act regulating ,be port %
New.York, by preventing the building Vi iea~-"Hh
and private wharves, WAS lOst. .
Nj. CALLAHAN moved 10 reconsider The VOC
and 90 lay that motion on The table Carfisl.
BILLS Passed.
To iucoroorate the Board Of Foreign spssnDs u
the Preebyterian Church Of the United S-ater.
10 amend the act for he incorporation o. ire so
cistv for the Relief of Willows with small Children.
la relation to the dividends Of Lie insoTsn,e
Companies. ,,,a..L
10 facilitate the construction OF the Ad'For1acs
Railroad ~,
IN. House resumed the consideration OF the Nero
politon Health bill. ,o,
Sir. OGDEN recapitulsied his argument IN favof
Of tie Boards OF Supervisors making Inc spf'"'
ments
Mr. CODDIyGTON corrected the erroneous State
ment that the bill had been unanimously reported oy
Committee As one Of tue Committee, be had not
agreed to the report He spoke in favor OF the gen
e features OF the BILL bat favored the Introduction
of clause requiring the ronness TO DC et'Sny 'SAe"
from the two great political parties.
Mr.. OBRlEN offered sn amendment, When Vas
lost.
Mr. GALATIANS amendment was also iost.
NE. SMITH argued that if toe bib was State
bill, 80 es to reuder it proper that The Governor
should make the appointments, tue siate thono et"
the expenses Of the Board
Mr.. MCLEOD moved 10 adj that the CoInrnis-
sicpers be appointed from tine two cities. Notion
lost,
Ms. CODDINGTON offered IN anendiucu. refer.
ring he appointment 10 the two great political par
ties.
Ogden 70 the TACT tina only two great political psg-
tics we've recognized in The amendment.
if.er a spcy debate I've motion was lost.
a number of the amendments proposed were
steadily voted down by the majority.
III, bill was debated 81 length with coma idsrs".e
A Iumbor of amendments were pgoposed and re-
on motion Of Mr.. CALLAHAN, provision va,
inc; thai the President ana Treasurer sboad no,
be 2 ice Commissioner OF Health Officer.
Nr PHELPS expressed bis confidence m TIE a.
ton oil the Governor. lie would be independent u
pciiri,s ia his appointments under the bill. Great
objection yas made to d.. Gliscom, V DO war prom
ue4t IN urging the bill through He expressed he
belief that tie Governor Oald lot appoint thai seD~
tlellaa under the bill.
Daring the protfactod session the liO1se was ten
without quorum.
call Of the House - ordered, but sns oen6ed CD
the peGranoe OF "a quorum.
Progress WAS then reported, and the blu referred
- the Select Committee of nine TO report complete.
The CHAIR appointed, rs the Selees Couin,i,.ee
on an Assessment Law, Messrs. Aivord Phelps,
Neber, Tracey, Hubbard, ID. Waterbury, Fierce,
ana Snyder. Mr.. Pie ps wss excused from serving
on account OF the occupation of bis time, and MF,
stoIson appointed in his place. Adjourned.