New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-10

others, had lie right to council their po'iti
cal duty. He ci.ed Isaiahs denunciation Of corrupt
rulers III support of his position, and retoried by
limiting at the assault he Mr. Piyne) might make Oh
lawyers for the part taken by hem in politics.
Sir. SIEISON made reply, aseauliirg the TO-
sluon OF Alr. Pfyne, and comparing biz doctrine with
the teachings of our Savior.
The debate is exciting much interest.
After q protracted debate, d motion 10 rescind, Oh
the ground that the resolution contrary 10 the
rule of the Home, adopted by large majority
The House then agreed to adjourn over ill Mon
day evening.
The Till to close Manhattan Square was reccn-
united for iunbor consideration.
ALBASv, fidty feb. = 1852.
CAPITAL PUNlsHHENs.
Judge Willard, from the judiciary Commit e. Of
tie S,Late, 10 whom was referred much oi the
Governors Message as relates % tie subject OF capt.
al punishment, pre- ,nted bill, accompanied BY
written report ia favor of repeating the acts 81 louJ
ana lrOi, and to restore the OLD law IN j, .Jd ~
capital punebment. with some modiiciiois, tncb a.
nnking two grades of murder, aud 20 modifying the
!aw in regard to arson make It a capital oonse
only in cases wher. death results tleioilOn.
lie report carefully reyiewt tue egisa,iOn OF ths
Stale aud that OF others the sabect OF capi
tai pui izhmenr but does not attempt to argue tie
question lie merits. Tie bhl reported ty tie
Com ltee to take the place of the acts repealed de-
aues lie crimes Of murder and aIson, and LA.s the
uni. lnont therefor substantially AZ foows:
SECTION rePcss hs act. o. AIT H. 1907 and phi ~
sac 2 No oaen.c committed previous 70 lie wh'n
,h, aos shall effect .iec,rd ~ la. czc-ps
is Of this se, such provson sl ccn',. ey -dsieni -
enses osmniitcd b. fore hist time. ,,-,-,.
SIC No persecution oF any Oisnss now pending ss De
syc Eyrry person hereafter VI 'd n srss0n sgaa
he state murder In the hst 6ce- hall suffer dceih
SIC The willul sing Of az, human bong Ds POISON
t!o ,n. .ebbing 81 10 sf ottI NaJ- MlL0ut ssioU
% sw either murder IN tie irs, or second de.se %
usLaushtsT e'-usabie horcce aco-cin ot'' ticlm-
,,s8c., Of zach e..e
such .s sr.'. I, be iH.n..sosb'r @ IVA. asbis
ri .,fd ffcu prnredii'ee de' % iss ic-i n y
s} I; nd a Of s1%. ia ooas TIE
OF Arson 10 tho tf jesFee Ia al oih- cnset murder
sEc T. Kvsiy pcr.on convicied o. 7l,r "a .ecoid 10
srrc in drs, trsrre. TO 10 niF'onei . s;s
sro Any person convicted "a the resoni dsree
s:s,e Prbo< not nofs tn ien nt ICES ihll ss' ca car.
fonrth thsn four lees than
year IN county jail
TIE Judiciary Committee of The Assembly 40 III
derstocd 10 favor hanging ana will probably report
bill not essenIially unlike this one OF Judge VIII
laId.
FRAUDS n THY sEw-YoRH coNHoN COUNCIL.
Mr. Mcleod presented petition Of David Il.
Jsanes ana otherr, praying for the inve-g alton Of
pIors frauds in the Common Council o.! the City OF
Now-York- III IA the Hackley street cleaning con-
tract the purchase Of the GuI cyo0n property, The
process by which the Belt Railroad WAS legalD-d by
III. Common Council, grc-s frauds in the repairing Of
pier. and whsrycs, and the doiugs Of " the Ring "
generally. TIE petition war tabled fof tie present
CITY RAILRoADe.
Two City Railroad bills were introduced in the
Ax-mbly today-one by Mr.. Mcleod, for a road IN
Spring street, and by Mr.. Iallnan, FOR road IN
Broadway. Mr.. McLeod's bill Incorporates Charles
Lent, James N. Miller, VIM. n. Alterison, 1heo-
dore A. Sneak, Henry Willets, WA. Sands, Cor
n.us Agnew ana ferdif and l.. Nichols, with the
right TO lay track commencing at tie Nechaw-
ZEN Ferry, at the foot Of West forty-sccoud
street, with double track TO Tenth avenue;
thence slong Tenth avenue 10 FOurce uih street
thence along West Fourteenth 10 Hudson,
thence 20 BrOOmo thence along Bfo0mc, by Jingle
tr.,k eas, eide Of Wooster street. Also, from said
iouble-track in Hudson street mto and through
suing street with hingle-irack 20 Wooster street,
along Wooster, BY sing Ie-tracb to Broome, along
Broome, by doubie-track, to Bowory, thence, by
dosblersck to Chatham SquaIe, thence across Ohst
lan Square, by III gletrack, TO Oliver street along
Oiver street TO south street. Also, non sH'i dou-
bleLrdok in the Bowery. by siugle-t.Gck, through
catharinc street 10 south, them ring eo.i, oy
jouble-tnick, to Fulton street az Fulton fuJ.
The fare on tina road ~ bo five con.s.
The corporntors of ,Le Broadway lia.hoad bh
are Messrs. Clinton Gilbert Henry fa' Scr@cki
Isaiah Blood A. ron II .nlr, csrau -, ilh'cy, Da-
I'D Smith, John Van sosl, Onttr laiuc ctoila
Brandt, Willard "A. Bennett, L-l tifs 'stcs.
Ls route Of tiis IL from sCl,u Fc.rv, ~ double
-, L. through broadway 70 k.ity-iuti f,r.et. The
e..eii proVlsiCis g.! the oil aIe lc re as .Eose
OF the ill OF lns year, with t0Le "-ai! ,ni pro-
lection TO ;lhe Citg c,d owners Of property.
Omnibuses hrc 10 be paid for aud removed from
Broadway; but may be continued on the exiTesDi.
ties II their present routes. Fare ave cents by raj
CLONE or six cents for the entire line Of Omnibus and
rail cara. When the street IS required tor ml'
tayy or civic parsde.. Its crr Sls g. be withdrawn
and Re J.s;Joscs to be run parallel streets, as is
done now. The city 10 be pnid tie full value oil the
franclro aud owners Of property Juliy oompenss'ea
for damage.
Tie projectors piofess to have snch faitn IN the
fairness OF their bill toward oil interests, ihat ,hey
nropose to invite iis opponents 10 oiscnssoh o! is
merits As the introduction q this bill WAS iofe-
gone conclusion, the parties having gwen n1'ice
year ago Of their intention, II cr atts very hIo Hif
or excitement here. II IL should be found, as IS
claimed, 10 protect properly the ughls OF Tue ely
aud it's oitizens II may meet VIII more iaVof ~ VIC
hands of the Legislature than heretofore.
The stage owners are said to b. iis most ioInli1a'
b,e opponenis--an opposition which alses NON q
natural ard excug.bc dcs,rc 10 retain t'cir present
pToli,sble business Both bills were referred ~ Tie
/ Railroad Con.mi,toc -
/ Mr.. Tsllman has introduced hill which pro-
,ides for the appointment OF u SupIeme Cou.t he
Porter. who shall be appointed by the Secretary OF
State, the Controller, and Iienienanl-C anu
hold his office FOR five years. lie may he removed
Inv the concurrent vote OF both branches 81 Inc es-
sturc Ills duty will he 10 report al 'ausr, defer
mined by that Court 10 cradle bin 10 30 'iis'
.sch Justice ehal d liver to hin their Written cpii.
ion. No salary snail be paid him. he voieHe o.
reports shall he pnbshed At icc noi exceeding =
/ Mr.. McCab, hns presented IA bill whioh enrowcrs
The Supervisors Of Ncw-York, on AID after me i'Ftl
Monday in May, 1862 TO appon. all tie oinceIs hce'
c.-ary to attend the Conr, OF Common Pleas, me
Superior Court and the Marine Cont 81 The ssid
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