New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
ASSEMBLY.
EVENING SESSION.

"A
re- crindiur Committee reported the following
bills:
'O Amsniing the charter OF the Corn Exchange In.
surance Company.
The special order, viz: the consideration OF the
report OF the Callico investigating Committee, wal
then taken az.
Mr.. CALLICOT opened the discussion, contend,
inc that Mr. Woods debt was an ordinary one, out
of which no criminal persecution could grow. Inc
Il 900 WA not received from Harris until Jan. l9
three DAYS after bis nomir alton for Speaker, and
therefore could not have been bride to accept ts
nomination. He accepted the nomination az tht
only means 10 obtain SPEEDY organization OF 'nt
aouse The charges were conspiracy 70 rum Din
in revenge for bis having become Candidate Of ING
Union Republican party.
Mr.T e. FIELDS followed, contendlng that '1s
Committee had denied him an opportunity 70 prove
all the charges; that he could have fully proves
all the Specifications; that be hsa Soucil'Ney
proved that Callcot had received 81 300 as brbS
/ from officers OF the Republican General Committee,
and the draft on which this money wac drawn WA
dated Jan. IL, although the money was not paie
until the 10Th; that If permitted he could hay;
proved that CalieOt had received ~ iOO addiIiona
! from two different gentlemen.
! On, clock a. ~, 2lst.-The debate was con
tinued by Mes.rs. DAVIS and PRINDLE Ii yindt
cation of the Speaker, and Mr. MURPHY for tns
resolution Of expulsion.
IVA ALBANY. Monday, April. 20, 1880.
HARBOR DEFENSE.
The Senate, which originated the bill approprist
ing $500 600 20 tue defense OF the Harbor OF New
York, did not concur with the amendment OF the Az
sembly inc easing the amount OF the appropriation
TO 81, 100000.
A Committee Of Conference became necessary
and this Committee reported this morning 1. leave
II. Il. fnna OF
portion of this is to be applied wherever necessary
10 the defense OF the frontiers Of the state aud ths
Governor, Controller, and Senator L. ID. Morgan
are 10 compose Board To carry out the provisions
of tie bill. The Assembly agreed at once with thG
report.
THE SPECIE BILL.
Tie Assembly Committee on Banks have con-
clpded 10 report in favor of OF the Senate amend
ments TO the Assembly bill These amendments
prohibit absolutely all loans by banks or other 10
corporations upon coin. Inc report VIII o s,l pre-
sented whenever the Assembly is full enough. Their
ia a growing feeling here IN favor OF the policy O
rigid prohibition, which has been much strengthened
| bv the character and conduct OF the persons wht
have been here for some time past lobbying agains
the bill. In full House it is probable the Senah
bill will command votes enough 20 pass I've
| BROADWAY RAILROAD BILL.
| Tbis MEASURE is under a cloud, which may be dis
sinated however in q short time. vote Of two
thirds is necessary make the bill special order
and il has 30 faxed 10 coibuahu even majority
Mr. George Law 9 here in person this week, and the
friend, Of the bill predict that the necessary ar
ranoements will be made speedily, and the bill "pui
through." How this will be, remains TO be seen.
CHARGES AGAINST THE SPEAKER.
| This evening a stormy session is expected, tht
majority and minority reports Of the Committee q
Iuyestig CATION being tue special order. An impros
siop has gene abroad that the fate Of the Broadway
Railroad Dill is in some way dependent upon that
the Speaker, and that the bill ia doomed to defeal
unless he is vindicated. THIS causes much t1oulS
ton among the friends Of Broadway some OF them
being the most vndictive opponents OF MIR. Calicos
feel themselves in dilemma good many over
lures and propositions have passed between the
hostile camps and il is not impossible thar by tne
time the House meets this evening IL will have been
resolved 10 let the matter drop.
SOLDIERS PROXY BILL.
This bill s the special order for "Wednesday neu
at noon and the vote Of every Union man elected '.
the Assembly will be needed TO pass It. Several 2,
them have gone home, but IT is hoped that they WIZ
all be at their post when the vote is taken.
LEGISLATIVE CORRUPTION.
The structures Of The TRIBUNE upon the c9truR-
tions Of the present Legislature excited very h.eH
alton here aud there has been consderaoic ,as
of bringing the matter before tue Assembly GuI =
far nothing has been done, nor i. il deemed prooso''
tho, any nubli notice will be taken OF tie matter