New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04
ASSENIRI-

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ASSEMBLY.
The first ballot for United States Senator resulted
rs follows: :,
Corning ................ % John A. Dx....,...''''
No choice. =,
After the first ballot, Mr.. DEAN moved the
House adjourn.
was in order, the House having made special
Mr. DEAN asked if the Speaker held the House
could never adjourn until the special order was
finished. Were they to remain In session ak weeks.
The ruling was evidently wrong, but he should not
now appeal from his tCallcotsl decision.
A second ballot was then taken.
All the Repnblicans changed their vote 70 John
A. DIX, Speaker Calicot voting with them 10 noin'
mate him.
The second ballot resulted as follows =,
John a. DiI..........65 Erastus Coming '''''''o'
Mr.. Dix was then declared nominated.
Mr. REDDINGTON moved that COMMITTEE DC
apoointed TO wait on the Senate and inform that
body that the House had made nomination.
Mr. DEAN moved that the House ADJOURN
Sneaker CAILICOT ruled the motion not IN
order. ,,.. 81, A.
,ba sneaker. and read from the manual to chow
that motion to adjourn was always IN order except
in stated cases. OF which this was not one.
The decision Of Speaker CALLlCOI was sns'
tanned.
Mr.. SEYMOUR then presented numeronsly
signed petition in favor OF appropriation TO I'M
prove the navigation of the Hudson River
BILLS NOTICED.
Nv Mr. TALMAN-To construct a railroad IN the
towns Of West Farms and Morrlsania.
Nv Mr. DEAN-To confer the power to grant
ne " trials 70 the Marine Court.
Nv Mr. O'BRIEN-ro build O railroad from Ja-
maica 10 Rockaway. ,
Nv MIR. O'BRIEN-To Incorporate Mozart Hall.
Nslnn
By Mr. BROCKE1T-To require n more stfic'
verifcation of the accounts Of theriils and Other
officers.
and Central Jamaica Railroad Company,
| BY Mr.. MCCANN-To incorporate the German
American School Society Of the Nineteenth Ward
New. i9IkAN called up the resolution in favor Of
Mr.. CHURCH moved TO amend by favoring O
bankrupt law Tor the loyal SaieS lie did no, desrC
that Congress or the Legislature should vote FOL
Sir. VAN BUREN-Does Ito gentleman Church,
recognize tn Union US divided
Mr.. SEYMOUR suggested that the difficulty
could be settled by @ "proclanation.'
| Mr., FREAN believed that the amendment of Mr..
Church recognized IA division of the Union.
Mr. CHURCH did not prsss his amendment
Mr.. TIIOS. c. FIELDS presented concurrent
resolution, TO present Brig. Thos. Franci,
Meagher with sword, aud each member Of the
lrith Brigade a tilver medal, bearing the names Of
the various bs''lcs hey have been engaged ia.
| Mr.. FISHER gave notice Of bill TO prohibit
! State bankers from loaning money on gold while
specie payments are Suspended.
! TIE ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR.
II O'ci0ck, HO0H.--'lhe SPEAKER announced
that the hour Tor the special order, the election Of
/ United States senator, had arrived.
I.eut..G0y. JONES called the joint Session %
order.
1he nominations were compared, the Senate hav-
ing named Twin ID. Morgan for United States Sena
tor and the Assembly John a. Dix.
The two Houses then proceeded to take Joint
ballot.
Messrs. RedlingtOn and Doughty were appointed
q Committee on the part Of the House 10 wait on
the Senate and inform that body hat tho iouse had
made a nomination. ard were prepared 10 meet the
Senate in joint session.
Shortly aitefward the members OF tho Senate,
preceded by the Clerk and Sorgeaut-at-Arms of that
body. entered the Assembly.
The following 1elieIs were appointed:
Senators Farrar aud Gonson, aud Aesemblymen
Depew aud Seymour.
The first ballot resullodin the election Of EDWIN
ID. MORGAN al United States Senator.
The following 10 the votes
Dix.
Coming. Dickiu sou. ...............l
Lieut.-GOv. JONES then declared that the Hon.
EDWIN ID. MORGAN WIS elected United States
Senator for elk years from the 4th Of March next.
The joint session dissolved, and the House adj
journed.