New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
ASSEMBLY,.

Petitions were presented III favor Of the Broadway
Railroad.
TIE Grinding Committee reported number oi
ellis complete
Mr.. SlETSON reported against the bin TO amoad
the oct foi the formation OF manufacturing end me-
caanical associations. Agreed TO.
BILLS REIOETEp FtNORfRLT.
To regGite tie fees Of Associate Justices in Grim
;na snd hastar y cases.
To amend the law for the organization and .eguia
cob Of Telegraph companies.
70 extend OAK, LeOnad, and Ech1ord streets, and
cloe DObDlu street, Brooklyn.
10 open Franklin street. Brooklyn.
Nh CODDINGTON repoHed % bill % provide for
me payment Of the Bouds oi 'he City o. Aew-l orz,
which were issued for the payment Of the expenses
Of the volunteers.
Also bill TO reduce taxation in New-York.
Hr CODDINGIDN olsO reported The Ne0-fOrk
Court-Hogse bill II authorizes the Supervisors 81
New.Yoik w4ih the advice Of the Common Counc /
and by an ordnance % tie Common Council Of
Newly ork TO raise a million OF dollars ior public
Court.House by stock the Controller not 70 sell t0e
sock below par II also sn,horizel tax, after 49, %
20 pav OF zoe stock, and tie CouIt-House ComIois-
soneIs Of 1875 10 appoint asuFerIom tneif o"n
number. ...,
Mr. ALYORD reported ilvorablr tie Senate bin
relsiins 10 IiridsnGs OF Lie insaraafe Companies
mir. MADDOX reported, comrltte, the bill 90
sme d me Brooklyn City Cnarler.
Ur DARCY asked consent that the bIl be now
Da.seC
Mr. NcNULLEN advocated the motion.
The Hiyti.l was carIit q aud tie bill passed.
Messrs. KlNNEY snd ROOT, the majority Of
The Special Committee on Excise and Prolbi'lon,
reported a-eust q Proabitory Constitutional
.Ameldu sia.
Mr. REIINGTON ma6e a minority written re-
roI. ia Iavor oil the same.
he House then took NJ the Constitution
A~eUd,,e,t for the Prohibition Of lniOxcatint
Drinks. i'm the Committee Of the Whole, Mr. Schoie
6eli in q chair.
N ri.
NJ. RAYMOND had voted some years ago for
srohibitogy !aY. The Courts rad deciaed Il TO %
ioral This proposition was bot 70 intel
,a,o the Constitution TIE claus- anthorlnog "
Teoislatufo 20 pass iaws SUBJECT 70 pfolioiNon' "
otopo.ad engaf,ng the urohimtoiy ch'u'e III u
CoIs,itr,i,r itself 10 Tie be wss opposed.
A.. TRACY offered 4 substitute, submitting TO t1'
,.ole at tl state OF tie next general election, ih'
ssasfior for calling a Convention 10 amend iAs 'o-
shfgtior. wien this and ali the other amendment
can Be acted ~ al together.
Mr. PEARCE spoke against tie resolutions &c
sais the substitute was not Iu order.
Sir. RAYMOND held that 1t was in order, and
the Chairman SIR. Sctoeheld having 70 decided
the Hou-~ on appeal, reversed the deolslon, by
vote of rs 20 20. l..
COWI,k@ smoke in favor OF prohibition, and Nj
PHELPS argued egainst the resolutions.
Mr.TALLAlAN OF We,tcbester also spoke strong
L. against fie resolutions.
Mr. ALYORD spoke forcbly against coerciy'
legislation.
Afsr farbsr debate. Mr. PIERCE moved TO It
port prog,e.s agreed to.
Mr. PIYNE moved TO disagree with TIE report O
the Commute, by refusii leave TO the Committee
20 ut gain on the suhjec Of the prohibitory Tesolu
lions. and that the same h. adopted
The iels and Nays Were ordered, when the mo
ion wag oFt by the following vote:
gYAS-Me-srs Ackley. Allen, Anthony Barry, Benole
Bowen Band. Bryan. Bun. Csse. Cpsgles, CrttendeB.
l.vis !. O. DAVIS. GeIe Haley p. y. Naveas Esleltoi
,le Lorrf1e Luddng'on. Ma10n, Moore Neher, Pescs
Pickett Peck lyme l.tiBg0L Schoirnelo Skinner
swees 'fa,ier uowusiey ID. Waterbury Wells v l5or ~
kAYs-Mc,srs AlyoTd, Alley. Avery. banks Bartlett
Rer-drt Boots.sve bone Bush Csshau, Childs C'inch
roid .so1 Cory. !. J. Cornell Darcy barrow. Dew, y
,,v. Flr fLher Fletcher tutou, C0slgn Diay Greer
rai Ha'.iead Hafng, y. . Ravens Ho0gh,on. Hudsof
J,busep Jones' KeLny. lawioc. Lesmy Loutre, McCabt
A. col NcsIulen, Msdior, Marsh Murphs. Nrnkiii
0Irsa C,gany Peuh..d Phelps Fierce. PGfker Primal.
f,5vo., Pu~sy Reed ROOD sake, ScherineIhorn Seare
Seymour Sherwood Saith. Speaker Sietsoo rslmsn, Te
Brcocx ilacy Trimmer Van EiteD, Van Flet, We'd,
Wate1b1ry WcstbrCok-i5 .
Mr. ~ MILLEN moved o reconsider the vote.
Mr. BURR mo, ed to lay the motion on the tab
Lost and toe motion to reconsider was also lost, an
al 6:3O the House ad0umed.