New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
FROM ALBANY.
From Our SpeciA, Correspondent.

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constituted BY resolution OF INC Assembly, "u Nv;
nv the nnnointu eut of the Speaker. lie discisineo
al idea Of beng animated In DIS eo9iso on '",' -;
lion by lis known hostility to the Speaker, out IN
,isted that grounds OF SOUND fo,icy alohe 80
s.,oblv onebt 10 return to the practice wLich ofiSi
n,llv nreyailed, of having the members OF inc opo
c;al Committee selected by the House at lartc'
Rut his arguments made little IMPRESSION. 80 ~
| ce.san, have been bis demonstrations on h0s'iy W
MIR Calicot that the Ljority Of the House leiueou
-, ~ him credit for The dienterestedness when
he profersed, and the matter was reg 'rded anu "a
ID as another of the series Of assaults OF wn'cn Ho
Sneaker has been The recipient ever s'hce MS ei1
lion His supporters rallied unanimously III hlS ae-
{.nse ana received an uneyPectetiy ia'ee hooesio
frorn tie orposi'iop who were Only aoie 10 huete,
g. votes AGAINST 81. even on cal OF tho icss au
Nays. Ten Democrats voted win sne 'hlVn
men. while q still larger nunS were no
can, The Democrats who voted Against the'T Po,
;;,icsl friends on ti- question are freely criuc1ed
for their course, and ipsn uations are not waning
that they were Influenced by the hope OF receiving
rlaces on the Grinding Committee. which, Tor some
reason not easily understood, 10 regarded Us 'oiy
desirable one to belon.to.
THE GRINDING COMMITTEE.
This Comrnittee is 10 consist Of thirteen members
as provided i'll MIR. LoveTidges reso ntions, ana VIII
probably be named by the Speaker early III tre com
inc week, or some 800 bills introduced at this ses,
sion not than lOn have been properly oisCnseu
in Committee Of the Whole and only five weeks re-
main in which 70 CONSIDER The vast remainder ine
test. snd perhaps tie only thing to be Done uhder
the circumstances is 10 employ that very fauty .Ad
objectionable machine the Grinding COMMITTEE; Oh.
lei those who condemn Legislatures for the mars Of
crude and r.ische yous laws which is turned ont al
every SESSION hot forget that 'hls ia die ID Sfca'
measure TO tie excessive haste WI When tue I'm
mense bus Les. OF tho Iegnatuce must necessarily,
upGer the preseu. constitutional Limitation OF the
.ssion be transacted. The crowd Of outsiders. lob
bymen aud brokers in bills is waxing greater dairy
and every thing maj ks the advent OF that season oi
ase, confusion ind imporiuna'e personal sohci'a-
ton witch always comes with ths closing hours OF
/ Legislature. Who could mako laws Wisely under
such circumstance Why. 1t requires ex'rsordi'
nary businees ability and great attention even TO re-
tain an intelligent idea OF the the etcc. Of the Vs-
nous laws which are passed from day to day
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD
The Senate chamber YVES tnrOaged again ON Friday
afternoon By crowd WHO Ca,oc hear the arguments
Of hlcssrs. John Van Buren, aud j. n. Porter a8snst
George Laws Broadway Rair PROJECT. ibe
arguments Of both these gentlemen were Brilliant,
aud il would seem unsbsweTabe; yet II ID generally
/ believed that the Senate Committee VIII maze
I favorable reporl on the oil az al EARL day
! MEDALS TO TIE IRISH BRIGADE.
Fells's reso buttons. which nave lain on the i0tie
for rome weeks, in favor Of piesebIing sword 10
Gen. MeAgbcr and SILVER medal 20 e'rry member
Of hin brigade were called up and passed, ~ they
never ought 10 have been. Not that Gen. Mehgher
does not dcserve his sword, which To bas shown 70
well that he knows how 10 ns1oie or that the brave
soldiers under him not worthy o. iher medals, nui
there can be no good reason FOR discrimination Ia
favor of one regiment brigade, matter how de-
serving; and the men who have sairaod their dut,
Of whom .bere must be soe IN the brigade arc 10 DC
honored equally with tie ga,lsrt comrades VINO
have faced the perils Of many deadly neid IL tho
State embarks at all IN this system pf cescorstions,
lu.tice demands that every worthy regiment III tho
service should lie Similarly borOre1. As the NAY
ter uoYY STANDS it looks Ike bid :or political sup
port.
ARBITRARY ARRESTS.
/ This subject was again up last evening as spe-
c.l order and was discussed III tn, sal tiresoue
manner. fortunately We have 90: about TO the end
Of IT, Us o resolution adopted TO take vote on
the resolutions on Friday next wi'nou, debate
THE SUPPLY BILL.
This bill was reported To-Day. pro forma, and to
save the limitation KS to tine. and was referred
back to the Committee to be perfected.
Sir. Loutrers bill introduced last evening, TO IN
corporate the soldiers Home, WA reported favor
ably tits morning by the COMMITTEES on ChaTtAoie
ana Religions Societies Tho corporators named
are Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool and Wads-
= orth, with about ole hundred other o. the mos:
eminent cliiEeAr Its object, az The name deiOeS,
| IA TO provide home and maintenance FOR officers
and soldiers who have served or are now serving IN
lie volunteer forces from this State, or MAJ hersaf-
ter 80 serve and who shall become iIcapscitsted by
wounds or disease from further service, Or from sup-
porting taemselyes. TIE Home IS 70 be managed on
u tary principles, and according 70 army Iegula-
u
pi sor cfs i'll Chelsea and other military hospitals OF
Euro, g. on the central principles u which this Oil
appears 10 be modelled The flags or the Different
Now-YOik regiments ere 10 be deposted IN Tue
chanel OF the Home. One 10 reminded forclIIy Ds
The details Of this bill Of the change winch has
come over our once Peaceful and prosperous eoui-
try and which has rendered necessary among US
such I. vast hospital Of "Invalldcs
TIE REGISTRY OF LICENSES.
The following is the Dbl to create the new buresu
y H. a.fi,. At u hAyg. lnrL
IL has already teen favorably reported from the
Committee on Cities aud gone 10 inc COMMITTEE o.
the " hole:
Az Acr Rss.ye 10 Licenses in the City of New York.
The Peopis NJ he Si0f he,c York, rpre"nIea IN Senate
| aaf f..emLly d, eacct az iLuS!
sscrIox Thee sa be bureau in tire Finance Depart.
The CoritTsion OF the CITY OF rev ,of restef-
ig al hcenes granted by OF On br Of said Corporation
OF M ices duo or or such csnsss ana
inspection and .gpe'''Sn o. the oGGop.iSn. po'.o,a
tie duty Of reporting the Police Department all violations
o. The STATE. or the ordn.n Of the ely appe
t,nng ueA coI'es and such o"eF du'' As he Cemaon
Couns Of .sid city .bs tirO 10 time prescbe tic
chs' ocer thereof shall be called The Ess.,ei Of eea
paid the CorposoD Of ssia city, and shall hold ais OH
Tor tho oi four years. .,
sYC2. There .hal be sppoih..d in such bursu peP,y
Rc,f and cerk the dues prescribed 10 SAID hs-
shal require and a. the Common Council Of sad ely
shall by oa.insrcs, provide Tho eol ehsaao" o. stId
dopay e.ks snail be fixed Ly ordinance o. tho said Com
src s. Iais &C. shall take effect Immediately
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Tobsy introduced Il bill provcing that the
State shall have a lem On all the t0ols anu Imple-
pcbs If contractors for convict labor Ms security for
the psyment Of the labor OF rad eonycis and that
every coalrGct hereafter made snai contain clause
recurring the contractors 10 deposit from 500 10
g. 600 10 security for the faithful performance OF
their contracts.
PAYMENT OF JUDGMENTS.
Mr. Sherman introduced bill providing that it
sh. be tie duty of the Board Of Supervisors OF any
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