New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
ASSEMBLY.
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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The Grinding Committee reported complete tne
following billie Relating TO an assessment IN BROOK
len. for the relief of the South Brooklyn and
Bsrren-street Railway Company; amending t1e
charter of the New-York WarehousiDg Company
amending the act relative to the use OF copaiMa;u
sship Names amending the act relative to avoiuipS
military accounts. Adjourned.
From Our Special Correspondent ,xx Ip,iI O. 1863
DUTIES OF THE CLERK ON ORGASiAiN" A"
HOUSE. $1,000, an
Tho morning session Of the Assembly TIE soow.
interesting and somewhat excteu onG ego nv MIR.
ing OH was ihtro bsen reported favorably by the
Jnd;c;arv COMMITTEES has been Tor soule 'i0 vi '"0
files: 49,, II c.,, York &C. do enact.
me feopf ~ CLERK Of last preceding Assembly snai
az onsops Of each annual session Cal lhe hsscy he
I'd sct a. presiding officer thereof and eAse 80 81
DER Of speslsr in keeping order and enforcing tne ioe
until Speaker shall be elected and i0f .has pt Ser
Arms and such assistants s may he necessary 70
preserve oder who shall serve until The Assembly
The discussion of this bill characterized by all
the bitterness which never fails 10 oe called out even
ct this late day. by any alluslon 10 he scenes w
early part of the session. While Prndie, ana ma
yens, spd other Republicans advocated i.s pas9aso
nn tSo Ground that some such Legislation was abso-
ntsIv Necessary TO save the State from recurrence
az tha dsyracetul scenes OF the present season. ana
n.rhans from revolution itsef Murphy, Fleids ana
bean opposed il with violence and fougnt over 'uei
hsttles again with IS much herceness as ever
So inyincbe was the Democratic opPoaillo1 W 'nl'
.asnrs that several hours were consumed IN dis
cpss;no Il and in voting upon verbal amendments
and tbs Speakers hammer came down ut the hour
of Adjournment Just as the vote was about to be
taken. 1t is difficult to zee why the Democratic
hostility to this bill should be so inveerate, since
they predict with every appearance OF confidence
shat they are going 10 carry every election Tor years
to come in which case tie law would work 10 their
exclusive benefit.
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
The Special Committee Of the Senate having this
hill in charge, are holding daily sec 'OHs iDquiriDg
into the aniecedents and connections Of the corpora
tors named in it, and some interesting developments
have already been made. The presence here of an
immense lobby FROM New-York adds very largely
20 the facilities enjoyed by the Committee IN obtain
ing the species Of information vi winch they In
pursuit.
SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF DESTITUTE
CHILDREN.
bill TO incorporate society under this title Ia
now before the Legislature. 1t has already passed
the Assembly unanimously, and gone 10 the Senate,
where ii has been favorsbly reported by tho appr0-
pirate Committee, and been considered III Commit
lee of the Whole. Some opposition 70 it has here
manifested ITSELF which, as 1t Is believed, proceeds
mainly from sectaIan motives, the cofpora,ors
named being mostly OF the Catholic persuasion. The
object Of the bill is 10 create an asylum smilar Ia
the House Of Refuge, for yagrant aud proaigate
children in the City OF Newly Ork, and nagslratss
will have the power Of committing TO 1t such juven
lie offenders shall be arrligned before them. II
is urged THAT the existing institutions, however uA
managed, being yuhag- fuInus OF many pa
adeeD6erstes In large degree 10 coueteract thsr
.t,,ne.s: and that as 30 large proportion Of the
snbects of these disciplinary institutions are
po cb;ldren of Catholics the welfare OF society de,
snonds the erection of ar INSTITUTION NOT escuiaseo
4. - I'D "a
70 meet with this prejudice is sSlo, "a Spp ,ha
W nv ~ ,ba Mil that the House OF Refuge ana otne
uon W ;,;tnt,ons are not full. The answer which
a. fr;ends of the bill make to this 49, thas inns h
matter of secondary importance, 80 ioI8 as w w
,aes. and wbarves are full OF children VINO arc 20
. ~ destruction forthe want OF proper disciplinary
care. -, .pop.s
n. Trssday the argument involving the validity
~. " Iii Of the late John Rose Of New-York wa
o OF in the Court OF Appeals, by Prof
;,Sf in behalf of the appellants. The case W a.
pmorte3 in Tx TRIBUNE when 1t was before I'M
sepor Court Of tue Ist District The bulk Of tbs
ouPlemi estste Of the decedent, amounting now Il
In WILTON Of dollars, was bequeatbed 10 al
500 zion. in substance to be employed in the pur
Suase Of farms and the endowment Of institution
snereon for the education Of vagabond boys, ant
to1tning in them habits of industry and usefulness
Is2ned upon $30o, O0O being raised within i've
years iro- other sources TO 6e added to 1T for The
same object; In case this condition is not eompSet
Amersss, o.lonisasiopp soeis.y, and one half w y
other charitable objects, in the discretion Of the On
ccutor.
The will is sought to be set aside by the mex
Of kin, On the ground Of Indebtedness, and othe
grounds Following Prof. Dwight, Oh behalf of TN
Rose Benevolent Association, were Sir. O'Conor
who represents the American Colonization Society
Mr.. Bradford, Ar. Noyes, and JUDGE Comstock
who represent the heirs at law. Mr.. O'Conor ant
Mr.. Evarts closed-ths latter in behalf Of the Ros,
Benevolent Association. The argument throughou
exhibited u Wilderness Of research in the history o
laws and customs IN relation to charitable devisei
rarely equaled. Numerous citations of decisions "a
Var back US the fourteenth century we're made; auC
a. display OF legal ability has scarcely ever beer
equalsd even before tbis exalted tribunal.
POLICE COURTS.
Dir: Wssd introduced IN the Assembly the follow
ing bili
sESrios AL Clerks attached TO belonging 10 the
ofShoe Oours In the City and County OF kewYoIk shall
% appointed By tho Supervisors OF said county
ana oe.gnste the number OF said Clerks and FIX Their
ana they shtl hold Office Tor the term OF sI years
".n me date Of their appointment
tue PerroDs now holding Office, attached be-
20 saa Courts a. Clerks shall continue Office until
M Gay oil January 1864 until their successors are up.
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