New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-05
ASSEMBLY, ALBANY, Feb. !, Is63.
OINTMENT OF COsMITrELS-TliE NEW

YORK DEMOCRATS LtI lNlNh W 'Al.f i''
The SPEAKER announced the following stand
iny Committees, which are tie principal ones:
I'm IA jrsaHs-Messrr pcpew (Rep.l, Dean tDem.).
W D.wey (RcpD. Woodward (Dem.l Audru, (Rcpl stew
c~sc,,e ak gg,,on-Ie,rs Nation er) H4r.
ing (Dam) Lelmy (Deu), Crter uudl, Bostwck lRep).
Co.4h.-Menrs Thinner DeE.l Breed (kcp) Book
.,ayef Wsm) ,cGow.n rev, T. a Hopkins (Deai),
Mat,oon (Rep) Hu'eu DEM
Oep.). Dlryes lDcra.). Loom. Rsg)
Pyirisg>s and tlrrtieas-P. = Hsven' Uepl, Moul'on
Iirl Of Cits Mcssrs. Scy our CJeu.l Fisher lRep).
ALdrc~ Smith uleml Een.' lHeDJ. PaIks tRepl Hutch
llay5 M.l.. Sherwood ,Fep). johnson (Dem) Col.
d.. Qep), trean Dem inte lt-Pl liealoy thcpl and
Fse,,Gi Rsia,ien.-Mcs,D. W Dewey Gsp). Davis
Repl Truman Dem }. Pot (Eepp, and hing iDen-l ,
On the announcement Oh ths CohiHi'e." M
THOMAS &. FIELDS asked 10 be excused from
-ervinl on the Committee on Bauks, on which be
Lad place.
SIR. Fields was excused
Mr.. DARCY said that he had given notice before
the Committees were named that he would accept
no place at the hands OF Speaker Callic0t He
a-ked 70 be excused. The request was granted.
Mr. LOUTREL said that he had been appointed
on tie Committee on ClaTties, and, rs be had no
charity for Speaker Callicot he must ask 10 be ex-
cgsed.
Mr. Loutrcl was excused.
Mr.. MUNROE lKep.l asked 10 be excused from
serving ~ Chairman Of the Committee son villages.
The Speaker had first placed him as Chaunaa Of the
Committee on Cities and then transferred HIM 10
che Committee on Villages. lie iNuuroe believed
that the Speaker had not exercised his own Judg
meut but htG been influenced ~ some outsider.
M Muuroe was NOT ezcufed.
BIZ. MURPHY asked 20 be excused from service
on any Committee 20 which the Speaker had ag
pointed i'm. lie moved 70 De excused.
Afr. FIELDS moved that the Whole Of the stand
Ing Committees be referred to the first Committee Of
h. Whole
Tie SPEAKER ruled the motion out Of order,
leud!ng M MufphyS motion.
After debate, Mr. HULETT moved to refer the
subject to the COMMITTEE on Grieyances.'
Mr.. DARCY raised the point THAI the motion was
not ~ order
The SPEAKER decided tina, the point Of ilr.
Darcy was not well taken.
Mr. DARCY appealed from the decision Of the
Speaker.
Mr. MURPHY withdrew his motion by request.
70 allow Mr. Fields TO move % refer the whole SUBJ
iect 10 tine Committee OF tie Whole.
Mr.. DEWEY raised the ront Of order. that II
vas not IN the power OF the House 10 refer tue sub
ect 20 the Committee OF the Whole as me rule gave
the SPEAKER the power TO appoint the Commit
tees.
Tie SPEAKER rulcd the poin. Of order we'll to-
Mr.. FIELDS then read the rule for the in.orma.
lion o. the House which gays: The Speaker shali
have power To- appoint the Committees, except when
Otherwise ordered.
4 long aud warm debate ens1edi Whon Tue speak
cr's d c.ion was sustained.
Mr.. GILBERT OF Delaware here rose aud asked
20 he excused rom serving any Committee. lie
had taken part in the iacJlOus opposition IN the
liou G, but be- deemed 1t his duty 10 ask TO be cX-
crei rom serving until the serious charges OF cor
ruuuou undc against the : ealer were i1ve stgated
and q re tor' made upon them.
Mr.. GILBERT was not excused
The de' ae oc.nI led until Il O'Clock.
llr. I'LL glse notice OF bill 10 exempt New
York cNum,t bremen from certain amount o. taXA-
ton.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY NJ. DEAN-ro amend ne Marine Court act.
~ Mr. LEDNlII-lo punish frauds on labor
era ard OF era .eKing eml oyment.
BY Mr. kING-To leealize the acts Of the Corpo-
ration Of Ncw-lork in raising 100000 tor the re-
lief of fhc iam les of disabled soldiers.
Mr.. PEIADLE introduced concurrent reso nrions
% um.ud thc Constitution 70 as 10 reOrganUe he
severed Courts.
lir. |AN BCREN introduced n resolution IL
t.,uctia the judiciary Committee 20 report ON tne