New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
ASSEMBLY,

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number of claims filed from Jan. !, 1861, to Sept.
o., 1862, wac a ii, and the amount claimed
a., go, 600. The unheard claims amount ~ az.
on WHICH there 10 claimed the sum Of 81 900, 600.
The claims decided in 1862 337 and the amount
allowed on them $2O2, 1856 The total amount
awarded by the Apprasers is g, $40.
Mr.. DURlEA moved that the mileage Per diem
and stationery allowance TO members DO paid in
specie. LAID over
Mr. LOT f moved that the Assembly adjourn over
until Tuesday rext. Motion lost.
The lloute then resumed voting for Speaker,
each vote resulting as follows;
Henry Sherwood. Gilbert Dtan...........6 so
Mr.. Mclean, Dem, aud Mr.. Prndle, Rep, paired
off, i'll consequence of the death of brother o! the
former and the dcknees Of the latter.
Mr.. FREAN Of Richmond moved to cOntinne the
balloting without interruption until organization
effected.
Motion lost.
The lIouse then refused 10 grant leave Of ab-
sence for any pairs, except in cases OF .ickness
Mr.. Haven, Dem, IN consequence of sickness
paired off with p H. Field, Republican, until Tues-
day.
The thirty seventh ballo, wac reached, with tho
following result;
Several attempts TO adjourn over were opposed by
Mr.. I. {. FIELDS, and the motions TO do 30 were
lost.
Finally, the House concluded to adjourn until IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Tie BaiIOting for spcakcr-Biil 10 Incor-
poraie Catholic Churches-The Death OF
fhe Late SENIOR ViIinrd-Cauni Ap-
praiser's Report.
From. OuT Special Correspondent.
ALDAS', Jan. 9, 1853.
TIE BALIOTING FOR SPEAKER
Nothingi to DO said Of the Assembly except to
al, . a.,
to general expectation, that body adjourned at an
early hour yesterday afternoon, and has spent an
other dsy IN an Intellectual effort to choose presid-
ing officer. The result OF every vote has been tie,
as before although The aggregate Of tho vote on each
side has been slightly reduced in consequence Of
some members pairing off for few days. The
House does not grow irritable over the delay, M
might have been expected, considering how severe
Is the trial to the crowd of budding orators and
statesmen VIII icb this Assembly, like every new one.
numbers IN its ranks, and who are driven 10 an en-
forced silence 70 long the present chaos shall CON
time. An attempt was made, by resolution, to
authorize general pairing or Of such members az
desired 10 20 home 90 spend Sunday but il was voted
down by large majority.
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
In The Senate "a measure OF much importance wss
introduced by Mr.. Connolly Of New-Yc.k. bein, a
bill 10 provide for the incorporation of Catholic
caHrche'' As its provihons are Of general interest
copy then enhrc
SEo ~ bal be lawful for aug Roman Cstboc church or
eohssauoh pow ~ hereafter exiting IA is State be- n.
copted nc 10 the pEoVsions Of this The A. C.
AIchDhop OF ne Bishop Of The dorese ia which such chn-c
DO erected Intended be- tue of c
diocese aud the pastor Of ach ch ch for e being To-
spe1I'eS' o. LsJoty 81 them nav app int teo aymen
o. sId CLsIeb and nay together with such layu,a
81 Certificate ~ duplicate, showing tie name or s bT
wbih they shd their s9eoc'oT tha be known aud d,,l6
s,i'.h neay earroTec b' ,Tae OF This act Will CO.
'lss spsA " laJ t&'1S~..stss " Ileisdlp lie Jsus