The New York herald., 1862-01-16


Too thirds and raree.fs. ,.han
Ward, Neher, Townsley and Cs. Messrs Porter Trim
Colleges, ACADEMIES and Schools "e''''' -'''N''
mer, Mcleod, Pryne and Church. ID LYMAN Hall
Affairs Of Viua0es-Messrs. Peess. "
EngrOssed Bus-Messrs E. Davis, A. J>cA '"'D o'S""'
Schermerhorn and Bush. ,sr Allan
Trade and Neutrality-suspicious. Ward ,S1yA S''
Loutrel and Van Vleet a
State Prison-Messrs. Anthony, Wheeler, Andsus, De-
G,iepances-Messrs Sweet Dewey, Maddox. Earring
and Green.
Petitions of Aliens-Messrs Luddington Nsher. ISyr
Erection and Dipision of Tovns and Counaes-Messrs
Hudson, Tallnian, Barry, Cruttenden and Newkrk
Lnernal AGairs Of Tesens and Coa,tie-Msssrs Purdy,
Booksayer, Bryan, Lake and j. 8. Havens
Medical Colleges and Socities-Messrs. Bowen. Hause,
Lamont, Thomas and Peck.
Sdte Charitable fltitutions-Messrs. Wheeler, Bush,
Manufacture Of Salt-Messrs. p. E. Havsns, Penheld,
Gere, Wells aud smith
Roads and Byidg-Messrs butcher, Skinner, s. Water
bury, Van Etten and Moore.
Public LGnds-Messrs. Redngton, Ackley, McGonegal,
Indian AGairs-Messrs Allen, Doyle Maxon, Ward
Charitable and Religious Socieies-Messs Burr, Darcy,
Pryne, Cowes and Brand.
observation-disclosures. E. Cornell, Gosine, wsstbrook,
Pickett and kcGoncgal.
Public P,lntno-Messss Mason, Fisher, McCabe, Lu-
Erpensss in Executive Department -Messrs. Houghton.
Halsted, Coey. Lovsrdge and Lyman. L..
Joint Lima,y-Messrs. Coddington, Banks, Mcleod,
E1penses Of 1e House-Nsssrs. Maddox, Wizard. Case,
Fletcher and Loutrel. BI
OUR COAST AND BORDER prrxscp
Mr. SrErsoN offered the following joint resolution
Resolved III the concur} That Senator'S
are % and our to OBJ
Congress proper dsfenoe the approaches the city Of
s
lakes and also that they act to be passed for the
e.
Resolved IL the senate concur) That his Erceency the
Governor be requested TO transmit copies Of foregoing
from this State 80,
Laid over.
THE REBELLION.
Mr.. ALLEY offered the following
Resolved That questions relating the
as OF the general pertaining to the suppression
causes of such rebellion be referred to select committee Of
seven to report thereon.
COUNTY EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.
Mr.. McMULLES offered the following
Resolved That the Excise Commissioners Of the county OF
y ys the numspr Of during he pa
year, and the amount Of money received therefor
Also The number Of suits commenced for alleged violation
many have been settled or dacontnued~and what sums
Board Tor services or in the settlement or Withdrawal Of
suits by the defendants thereto.
Adopted.
THE BASIS OF TAXATION.
Mr.. NEHER offered the following
Resolved, That the Committee Ways and Means be re-
quesed elaborate bill for the enectual equalization
of property as a basis for taxation.
Adopted.
ALDERMAN BRADY -HK ASSEMBLY.
Mr. PROVOST. question Of privilege, read o report
from the New York Times of remarks made by Alderman
Brady in the Board Of Aldermen in Now York, in which
he stated he had bought mombeB Of the last Legislature
and could buy those OF the present Mr.. Provost after
reading the report said-I do rot think, Mr. Speaker
that debate Of that character nould rest without
action the part Of the House. therefore offer the fol-
lowing resolution
Whereas open session of thu Board of Alderman of the
city OF New York. certain statements lately made
embodyng imputaons against tie integrity Of the last and
present L.gsature therefore,
Resolved That Select Committee OF hve be appointed
to investigate such charges with full power to send for
persons and papers.
Mr.. LOUTRM did not supposr any gentleman from New
York would any attention to what Alderman Brady
says, crafty him by the nGce Of Special Committee
of this House,
Mr. A. SMITH opposed the resolution. He had seen
enough OF those and deemed beneath the
character and dignity Of the Legislature to investigate
such . charge.
After debate by Messrs Piere Stetson Pringle Smith
and Ogden the resolution amended refer the
subject to the Committee Privileges and Elections in
stead of special committee and then adopted. Ayes,
119; nays, 3-Msssrs. Bush (owlss aud Smith,
COMPENSATION THB CITY CHAMBERLAIN.
Mr. Tracey's bill limits tfr compensation Of the City
Chamberlain of New York for receiving and paying to
the Comptroller the State tai collected In said city the
OF 0neeighth Of per cent all received
and paid by him. half Of such compensation for
receiving and the other half 'or paying.