New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

SENATE....ALBASY, Jan. 70, &c
REPORTS PAvORABLY. ,


nj stockholders Of banking corporations Il
AIso, bill relative TO trust funds IN the hahas OF
receivers.
BUIS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. PRCfN-App'oprianng the proceeds OF
Az Sta tax for the support Of the Common Schools
Nv Mr. MURPHY-lHcorporatingt the New-XorA
FIo1,jpx Elevator Company.
Rs MI. PRADLEY-Amendatory of the act rela-
tive to hawIers and Qeddlers.
The bill uppromisting the remainder Of the canal
feveuUe was passed.
Nj. Bells resolution 70 go into JOINT ballot Tor
United States Senator was adopted
TIE Senate titn went Into Committee Of the
Whoe, and was engaged all the morning IL the
end straw in the cities Of New.YOrk and Brooklyn
TIE Committee r1se aud reported progress ai'e'
which the SeQaEe adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The SPEAKER announced the appointment OF
JOHN Callahan Postmaster; q. II. r. Van
ViFne as Assistant PCetuhsteri Thomas NJ. luiey
az Assistant Sergeaat-at-ArRls: Richard Curry,
Abran J. Myer, DANIEL BoNwick, Samuel ". Eow-
ker, jacob b. g.oie-, and Pholras DAILY as Door
keepers Daniel A. Knapp as JanTor, and 6enJa'
nio CoDger as Keeper OF The Chamber.
BI1.s INTRoDUCED.
By Mr.. FREEEAN-Te extend the streets be-
tween Fourteenth and Thirty-frst streets, New
York
BY Mr.. DEAp-To provide for the more sfec,ual
~ Mr.. KOR%-ro esatish and regulate thefer'
Nv, between New York ana Staten Island
Immediately when motions and resolutions were
announced as in Or6e,3 several members rose 10
pesk. =,
Sneaker CElLICOT awarded the floor 10 Mr.. De
Mr.. DEPsW called IN the resolution FOR the As
pmolv and SsnHte togo into lont ballot on Tues
say next for che election Of United States Senator
AL immediately moved the previous question
a. n a mr. ~
Vne SPEAKER ruled him ont OF order,
The resolction was then read by the Clerk.
Mr. DEEPEN again called the "preyious cues
ioa" on the resolution.
The SPEAKER ruled that a "question Of riyi
kge" was not in order pending call for the
previous question
MIR. DEAN appealed from the decision OF the
Speaker, and argued that all "questions of priv.
uege " were debteable. lie quoted from "Jeifer-
sons Manual In support Of tiIis position.
Mr.. FIELDS raised the "pout of order " that
r.'Depew had called the "previOus question . or
the resolution before il was before tie House, and
that Mr.. Dean then rose TO "quesion of privilege
winch therefore raised before the call for the
"previcus question" on the resolution was properly
before tie House.
Mr. DEEPEN said that he had called tho "pre-
vious question second lime, after the readiog of
he resolution by the Clerk.
Mr.. DEAN again rose to q "questiOn of priv
ilege."
The SPEAKER decided that the point of Or
der" was not we'll taken.
Mr. PAULDING Read the law, which provides
that the nomination of United States Senator shall
take place on the Sd of February. lie held tina.
tbe resolution Was IL conflict with the law.
The SPEAKER ruled that debate was out Of
order.
Mr.. JOHNSON wished to read the rule for the
information Of the Speaker.
The SPEAKER ruled Mr.. johnson out Of order.
Mr.. JOHNSON said thai he merely wished to cay
slat lie preierred to agree with Je.ersons decision
rather THAI with that Of the Speaker.
Alter an animated struggle, during which toe
Democrats contested each ground. out were ruled
out Of order in attempts TO debate the question,
The SPEAKER here ordered the previous Ques
tion.
The resolution was adopted by yeas. 62 Maya, Sc.
All the Republicans present. with Speaker CALI
cot voted in the affirmative.
All the Democrats present voted in the negative.
Absent paired off: Messrs Bookstayer, Golfer
Darcy, Duryea, Hughes, Tallman and McKeon.
Democrats, and Messrs. Virgins, Post and T4ggart
Republicans. Adjourned.