The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-28
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HIzs KBoazD sAvoaAMY.
b ~. JoneoE-Ts incorporate the Brooklyn Gsrma-
Ma AssocaAs3un.
Council q Now York relative TO the Peter Naserson
contract.
By Mr. CxuHcs-To appropriate portion Of The Ltsra
turs FsnA to the support d academies.
By NJ. HzACocx-To amend tho Mining and Nanufae-
turing law.
By Mr. r.rs appropriate the remainder q s sns
The two latter bills were, on motion q Mr. TnHnn,
referred 70 the frat Committee Of the Whole.
By Mr.. MARcY-To incorporate the Bridge Street cry
BY M Huoun-To amend tho Brooklyn Local Improve
By Mr.. Kra-In rotation 70 Tho piers Of New York
By Mr.. pnu-To incorporate tho Forty second stree.
By Mr. Hn1To incorporate the xschinis.s Protective
Union for the city and State Of New York.
10 amend the General Banking Law In reference 70 fixing
Relativs 70 the Fort Edward, Gsns Falls and Sandy
Hill Railroad.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. DAKcYTo repeal the Of 1859 In relation TO
the jail and penitentary Of Kings county.
To authorize the city Of Brooklyn 70 establish public
By Mr.. PAuIDns-To incorporate tho village Of East
New York
BY Mr.. sRNMR-To provide payment for the work
done on the Genesee Valley Extension
BY Mr.. T. G. FIEDs-To authorize the construction Of
railroad IN Aorrsania and West Farms.
By Mr. DRAN-To Incorporate the Master Stevsdores'
Association Of New York
BY Mr. DA.cY--To prohibit the use q suspension or
Mr.. FREAx introduced Broadway Railroad bin. The
only names OF corporators Clinton Gilbert Henry Van
Dodge leaving large blank for additional names
Tho track Is TO commence at the South ferry Whitehall
street and run along Bowling reen Broadway on the
west side 70 Union square, aud from thence 10 Fifty ninth
street, also with single track 70 connect with tho main
track on Broadway running thence aong John street to
South street. thence Fulton street thence Broad
way; also with single track to connect with the main
track on Broadway running thence along Dcy 70 West
way also with single track TO connect with the main
track on Broadway, running thence along Pine TO William
street thence 70 Wall street, with double track to the
wall stree Terry, returning along wall street 70 broad
way.
On motion OF Mr. DEAN tho bill was laid on tho table
On motion OF Mr. wzsrBHooK the State Board to pro.
vide for reimbursement to regiments and persons for
Of tho United STATES required TO report how much
Of the $50 900 appropriation had been expended them
MI MaDouSAlL offered preamble and resolutions 70 IN,
with coun,ceitng into the arbitrary interference OF the
Legislature o, 1852 with the "Prstty Waiter Girls" and
These resolutions were In dersion OF the resolutions
offered TO inquire into the srbary arrests Of citzens
BY the administration 1t Washington.
Mr. KoRN offered 4 resolution appoint committee Of
three TO inquire into tho alleged cruel and illegal mprison
and Thomas Reuse Citizens Of New YoS IN Fort scsn
ry and the serngs entaed upon them In consequence
Of such Illegal and cruel Imprisonment.
Mr.. KoRS then read communication setting forth the
facts In the case.
The resolution was laid on The tablc for printing
Tho subject OF the charges corruption against Speaker
Calicot then the resolution Of Mr. Lawrence.
calling for specific charges from those who had made
Mr. FIELDS stated that he should be prepared 10 ale spe
cc charges next week He was prepared TO prove more
than he had charged against the Speaker He asserted
that disclosures would be made Of character astOnish
all not In the OF the prior 70 the
organization q this Assembly:
On motion Of Mr. SEYMOUR, the Comptroller request
ed TO report what gas companies had pegectsd
fused 70 make an annual report according 70 law
Mr. PMNpIE called up the concurrent resolutions reor-
Mr. SEYMOUR argued ia favor OF appointing the judges
The resolutions we're referred 70 the Judiciary Commit
Mr. FLYNN gave notice Of bill regulate the Peoples
line Of steamboats,.
Mr. DEAN introduced bill to amend the insolvent laws
II makes majority Of creditors sufficient to nle petit
tion, and the year instead Of
Fields to hold sessions at Ave in the afternoon only
devote days TO committees, defeat cd the House
agreed 70 close their daily sessions at quarter before
twoPM
Adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
The special order the Governors Message was taken
up Committee OF the WHOLE Mr.. Church. Of Osego in
the chair.
VI StcuUeH tOpk tue huu spok0 AZ ienBbu
the questions involved the discussion He said the
singuiary OF the the failure OF the Cover
nor 20 condemn tho rebellion and the omission OF
eui,ies surrounding the country. He opposed the
proposition that considerable portion OF the Northern
people were the authors OF caamtes. He reviewed
the history OF notification between the teachings OF Cal
houn and the last days Of Buchanans administration,
contendng that the democracy embraced in It's
ganizati many seccssionists, sectonalists,
abolitionists. Ho reviewed history OF tho
Hartford Convention at length following parallel be-
tween that and Tweddlc Hall Convention In Albany in
sisng that opposition 70 President Lncolns adminsra
ton based the the opposition
Madison. He replied 10 Judge Dean argument eman.
cipation ana other subjects.
Mr. MURPHY Of Erie took the floor in reply He had
proceeded FAR when there being applause In the gallery,
the speaker took tho chair dssoIvng the tenn.
pornry and informing the audience that unless order
preserved tho galleries would be cleared Considerable
excitement ensued.
the Speaker mad right dissolve the Committee Of the
whole take the chair without the order Of the committee
point not wctaken Quite warm debate ensued sIcssrs
Fields, Dcan Gilbert, Murphy Hughes, Seymour and
others contendng that the Speaker had no right TO take
the chair, while Mossrs. Davis, church, Parker and
others coniendcd for the right the ground prece
dent. During the debate II stated iby Mr. Hughes
that speaker had been House during tho early
part Of Mr. Benis speech and heard the applause with
out interference.
The psAxrs explained hs reasons for taking the chair
discaimng any Partially and stating that be had
nj the hotel all the evening and heard applause until
his return when he stopped II 70 preserve the dignity Of
the Horse.
Mr. ASpRRws. republican said there had been applause
on both sides and regretted that the Speaker had not
been present while Mr. Bcmis speaking.
After long discussion till nearly Twelve O'Clock, the
chair was sustained by 45 10 20.
The message made the especial order FOR Monday
evening.
Adjourned
COroner's Inquest.
DsATH OF rny HKAvKn MAN IN NV YoRK-Thomas
Jefferson Shelley the well known coach driver for the
United states Hotel dled vesterdav a, Ma 10