New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
The Police HiIi-Rsd Boeks-Genssisn-
tionsl AM nsisne nts-Ih. BIss,tk biu -
Help for Soldiers.
from Oar Special cosIespondea,.
ALBANY, Jc,i. ~,
TIE POLICE BILL.

TIE POLICE BILL.
| The conference of Union Senators held yes
tcrday does not appear 10 hsyc resulted In any concr
fioD The bin WIS however taksn up in tie Committo
on Cities rnd villeges at their afternoon session ard
motion WAS mrdo by Mr. LalInbeer 10 report the BIZ
with tie second section containing tie names Of tn
Comm soners Ga blink Mr. 4. &. Iields Of New
York, who is member Of the Committee at once tool
umbrage 1T this proposition. which he evidently re
gardod rs m intention the part OF tho majority Il
clbtituie other names for those Of Mossrs Small and
Jones' and in one Of his characteristics and vehement
appeals insisted that further action the bil should
De- postponed for week. Mr. Slsfrr. his Demo
cratic colleague on thc Committee seconded thi.
request on tho reasonable ground that hsYine
been absent III Monticello Comfy. a. one 81 tho Com
mftee in tie coniested election case 10 had 10 oppor
unity 20 ncquaint himself with the contents Of tho bill
Tho reaucs. Of these two gentlemen was finally acceded
by the Committee. Tie Democratic members ayorns
the bill appear to be very decided in favor Of tho
originally inserted Ia It, but there IL evident desire
on the part Of certain other Democrats not counted
supporters Of tho bill TO to understanding
witt tho majority in favor Of other members Of the
Democratic party, md It may DO regarded os Ger.
tainty that long the principle of IN equal balance
be difficulty iu passing the bill in shape that will
give satisfaction to all who desire only an efficient 20.
lice. without partz0n bias. Tho opposition Will how
ever, rcsist unitedy and determnedy any bill which.
shall give apeponderrnce to The friends OF the Admin.
srnion. few doys longer viii clear up all doubts on
ths subject.
pr.D BOoTa.
The Red FOot que .on occupied most Of The morning
hour In The Assembly, The committee % whom the quest
ion was referred having reported m favor Of voting
fifteen copies 10 each member 0aiSr &c, Of tie
House. 1t ~ difficult 20 understand why ~ much i'm.
pcrance Is always attached to THE queson but IL N
one which Is regularly debated with much warmth 9
every Legislature, and the ground was gone over this
morning IN tho usual STYLE Iheis wsfe Inc itict ecego.
mists who promised to reduce the number 10 one
aploco-tho men Of liberal views who wanted thirty
while tie great body Of the Assembly we're satisfied
with moro reasonable number. aud finally voted 10
make IL twenty Some Of the country members stated
thd they wcro overwhelmed with applications from
their constituents Tor copies and dared not refuse To fur
nsh them even they hal t. purchase them with their
own funds.
CONSTITUTIONAL A@rSpMrSTs
The judiciary Committees Of tho Senale and ssen.
bly, hold Joint sesson Ills afternoon 20 consider the
provisions OF the bin ordering special election on the
soldiers voting amendment 1hero Is considerable
doubt tho fate Of the other amendment providing
for IN auxiliary branch o: the Court Of Appeas II
lie amendment should be submitted TO the people at the
same tine with the Other and ratified by them II would
throw into the hands Of Gov Seymour tho appointment
Of tho five new Judges commissioners and t is re.
eardod By many unsafe TO invest him with this Inn
portant patronage. There a number " judges OF
tina ornerbead s,rps who have been d soard.d by the
people during the past few years. who very pressing
IN their appeals members 10 expedite tho passage OF
this ndmoat fact which bas not materially aided
its prospect9.