New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
ASSEMBLY.


" dncsday and 1huf.day, were called up.
Mf. SChOLEFIELD moved to strike out Of the
rcgoii and reeommi the bill 10 abolish the Office oi
Canal Apprsirer
Mr. OGDEN spoke at length against the motion
and in favor of the prOyrlous ol the lIil.
Artcr q lorg debate the motion 70 reCoumit wac
agreed TO, which virtually kis the bi FOR this ses'
siOn.
SIR. SHERWOOD moved 20 disagree with the re-
port aud stike oui the enecng clause oi the OH u
amend tie laws ro eiing to the Pulincy estates.
The bill WAS then ordered TO IA third reading.
Nr. SMITH moved 10 strike from the report and
refer tack the bill to regulate primary elcctions III
New-l ork.
M. CODDINGTON spoke ai leurih slly in SOP
lon Of the main principles Of The bill reyowmg the
ryila il Designed TO correct and urging the rooos.ty
o. thorough rrdicsl reform In the primary ele iione
aa the very groundwork upon whch orr whole po'
ucal fabric rests. lie argued against Tie mo1ion 10
fcroumit.
Mr.. O'BRIEN argued on the same riie
Me.srs. SMITH, CALLAHAN. and KINNEY
spoke warmly in favor Of recomniliai oi the hiii,
ccaring that 1t was an attempt TO cripple the ice
choice Of the people in the selection oi cindiinto-
Mr. MADDOX designated the bill NJ icing 70
wash the dirty linen Of Mozart and Taininany and
to settle the quarrel between the Pewter Mug nnd
Fernando Wood. "
81 to 81. The bill ID thus virtually disposed Of for
the session.
Mr.. McMULLEN moved to strike ont of the re-
port and recommit the bill 10 amend the charter o
The Long Island Railroad Lost and the bill ordered
10 q third reading.
The House then took up the Congressional Ap-
portion bill in Committee Of the Whole. Mr.
Benedict ia the char.
The House debated the Apporionmen, bill till the
recess.
EvENIYG SESSION.
The Assembly occupied all the afternoon and even
inc in debating aud amen ling the Congressional Ap
portionment Bill. All the amendments were stricken
out and the BILL restored 10 its original shape, was
ordered to a third reading. Adjourned r.
From Cur Own Coue.popdenl ,a.,
ALBASY, April Is, 1862
coaNo, COUNCIL SALARIES.
The rueful cOuntenances OF Newly ofk Aldermen
and Councilmen most OF whom are here, are the
subject OF much nrih. They were offered an amend
uent to the charter securing them salary OF ,@OO
year. but az IL coupled with other amendments
One giving the Mayor power to appoint IN Alder
mau acting Mayor for ten days, and another prohib-
iting any person from holding two elective ohees-
Mr. Genet who wa affected by both, and who con
trolls a good many votes here, ordered the rejection
o. the oler They then attempted to gc, the appro-
prstion for their salary into the Tax Levy, Dnt te
ssembly refused. They say this IL all very well
for Genet who is making goo, 600 year out OF bis
County Cerksbp, but 1t won't do for them; .they
must set their money IN some way
I'M HEALTH BILL.
| am told by the Police Lobby for the Health
H..
aoain. that the ,ures by which 1t was aided ON
iis prs vors passage the euphemi5m Tor og-roilihgl
have now passed, and that, II amended III the sen
n,c il must die In spite Of this the majority OF ths
Senate Committee took the responsibility OF mhhlhS
s,rious atnendmenis which you have received. mo
entire morning res ion oil tie Senate WAS consumed
in IA v.ry warm digcUssion OF the matter wiich re-
sulted ia the substitution OF the Assembly Diii ~
being read only by title, by vote Of 10 10 H. va
q motion 10 rise from Committee Oh lho " HDi" ao
IL t,.a I'm a a.
was riired which was discussed till long snsr me
dinner hour, the effort on the part ot the minority
b, inv to secure discussion Ot the House OH, py
secioa, IL Committee OF the Whole The motion
wa. sally lost and the COMMITTEES rose and report
ed progress
IrGAIIZATIoS OF PRIAsRr ELECTIONS.
The Primary. Election bill received its quetus THIS
morning. II provides that The Board oi SupefN ssors
OF New-l ork shall determine the name ana number
of bora fde political organizations, ana tbat under
snch determination five persons III each Election
District shall be elected at each general election,
yLi.h persons shall constitute nominating conyen-
lion, for the year ensuing for all oihceH ward WY
State ard National. OF course, under this iaw,
Fernando Woods party would be ruled out entirely
by the present Boani Of Supervisors. Mr.. Codding
TON made very spired speech in ils favor; bn, on
M ton Of SIR. Mcleod, who denounced It "a an rt'
tempt to wash the dirty linen Of Iammany and Mo-
z,rt Hall it was recommItted, with instrlctions 70
u ke oct Il o ting clause.
TAX LYyY.
The Tax Levy having passed the Assembly as SEM
up by the Controller bss been referred to the cry
delegation in the Senate Here the problem Tor the
Ring il ~ Insert the additions which the Aldermen
did insert TO the amount OF more than million oi
a. liars and which the Councimen refused 10 con-
cur in, in such way as TO compel the Assembly 10
adopt iheIa. The Committee has not yet reported,
aud the buzzing about tho lobby asd the hotels If
probably at its hight The gate house appropriation
TO Baldwin snd Jaycox,. s66.OOo, and the printing
bills of Edmund Jones g. Co, which range from
500, 900 upward TO almost any extent. are among
me additions pressed with most rer'inacity
siA.l t..lson c0srhACI5
Tb. Senate finally di,poaed u quesIioa tia. bas