New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
Committee have 20 satisfactorily performed tia.
duty, that tho bill as reported back was to-day
passed through the Senate by the following vote:

passed through the Senate by the following vote:
YEAs-Ms.rrs Abbott. Angel, Bailey, Bell CLARK. Cook
Prnyn Ramsey n hchsrds. Smith, Tobey Truman, Youns--2o
NAYs-Messrs. Connolly, Hutchinson, Montgomery, Mur
| phy Robertson, SANFORD, Woodruff
The bill, az passed. is essentially the minority re-
port. or Bells sub,t ,titute. There will be another
little difficulty when it comes up in the Assembly
THE UEALTH BILL.
Tie Senate Comnittee ee having III cDarge tne Az
semblv Health bill haa another meeting to hear ar
kunent Yesterday afternoon, and were addressed ny
the Hon II. j. RAYMOND OF the Assembly at consid
eratle length on behalf o. the bill. II was the ar
gumoDt as presented ia the Assembly by the iriends
of the measure but did not eater into the PROOF OF te
position assumed by all the friends oil the present
BILL t.at New York Is the diytect and unheaithiesl
city id the world. This point has Always been TAKEN
for granted and nsed as basis for the whole argu-
men. 1t is expected sbat two, if nos three, reports
will come from the Senate COEmittee on this bill.
That IL, allowing each member cne report. Senator
Montgomery favOrs the bill as il H. Senator freer
il understood TO favor the plan oxpounded in Cod
dingtOns report and Senator Abbott to favor The in
sertion OF the Mayors into the present bill.
THE ASSESSMENT scHEsE.
The Autccrst OF the Assembly has been engaged
most OF the time OF yesterday and to-day in ex-
pIainin2 his great measure OF assessment. The bill
has but recently been printed, and but few members
have beeu able to give it the consideration demanded
by its impoi lance; and on that account il al
lowed 70 go over yesterday until to-day to give
members an opportunity 60 understand the great
objects OF the bin. 10 granting this reprieye, the
Au,ecrat was pleased give due notice to members
that during the interval they must improve the time,
ns IL wgs his intention to-day TO move TO rise and
port progress and IN the House 10 move TO take the
bill from the custody OF the Committee OF the
Whole aud order i. to third reading.
True TO his threat, the motion 10 report
progress was m3ie aud soon as the
Committee rose the motion 20 discharge the Commit
tee of The Whole and refer the bill to select Com
mittee was made and the previous question instantly
moved. Mr.. Pierce opposed the previous question
being sustained as he wished 10 movethe amendments
relative TO mortgages on real estate, offered some
time since by Mr.. Neher and called the Yeas and
Eays, as il would be test question. The roll was
called and the House refused to order the previous
question, by vote OF 90 10 H. This gave to Mr..
Pierce the opportunity, which be took, Of nov
ing TO instruct the select Committee to adopt the
amendment OF Mr. Neher. Mr.. Stetson moved to
further amend, but Nj. Alvoid and his coad d,utoTs
alarmed at the result OF the previous yote and
moved 20 take n recess, which was done, ana the
question goes over
CORPORATION ADVERTISING.
There was 0reat pressire brought TO bear upon
the senate COMMITTEES On Cities ana Villages, tor and
against the insertion, into some part Of the tax levy,
ol rro, islon Inning the corporation advertising
To- three daily papers having the largest circulation.
Tho uie isuTe HIS been energetcaly urged upon the
Comuittoc and others for some time, bv parties
nccied with Que or two OF the principal morning
papers Of Ncw-iork City, and was warmly and
successfully opposed by representatives from some Of
tie evening" papers.