New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08
The Legislature not Fairly mt Work Yet
The soldiers Voting Proposition
Houasi~s 90 vsiUntccrs-rh~ City
Judg~ship.
from Our special Corr..ponden,

fffm Dts SrcciN N"ffesppAifn'
ALRAsy. Jan. 7. 1864
The Assembly Committees having not yet
been announced but little business has been transacted
beyond the presentation 81 petitions and no
.ices - bill 70 Do introduced hereafter. The tee-
gnph pil give the title. Of these from which you will
probably be- able TO gather idea ~ their contents
But IL Is m well To- remark herr for I'll. that IN the
majority % these notice. given by members
NJ tho instance ~ IL their constituents othey
outsd, parties In order Ia secure crr. lace oh me
calendar snd while ~. bills hem. e!,cs a!e IA an m
ch0i's condition. Indeed n b. 81 little g.e ~ IN.
qlire OF The members themselves hat are to be the
a,urcs of u. bills noticed In ,e many cascs, the
mcu.bcrs noticing hcm have only 10 '-sucs ideas on
The subject
SOLDIERS VOTING.
Mr.. ANDEu-', resolutions providing for an amend
meat Of The Constitution AZ as e. permit soldiers IN ne
Held To vote were to-day taken M and passed am glad
20 Any In u fui House, without debate aud without
d-.cnting vote. Mr.. Andrus in calling up the resolu
lions remarked that III. object OF pressing ior vote on
them thus early to enable this Legislature 10 pass
tho necessary for lrryng INTO eject the proposed
amendment II they pass the Legislature II TINS Tine
tho nert step viii be - order snccia election which II
. pro.d 10 hold during the latter part 81 February.
ana which aust be- provided for ~ acc ~ Legislature
II approved b. The popular voice NJ tie election
auothsr act viii thea be- necessary 10 provide FOR tie
nod. ol exercising the francois" nt the military camps
and garrifons all which legislation mast be carried
nett Residential election viii be- lost ih,le 49, there.
fore no time be- lost The resolutions VIII bo passed
b, tie Senate pith promp.ltlde equal 10 that 81 the
Assembly. Governor Soymour. IA his Veto Message
nst s..r profe-sed to be- exceedingly anxious sor srch
ron.fitui iouai udmcnt ttes, resolutions provide
or and thes voted Tor with great unaliniiy by
the Democrats I'm both branches last year. bu there ere
not waiting III gatured persons .ho question tie sin
certify OF ia. Governors professions and indeed Ii IN
SOMETIMES serted here that be AID his ioloVersnow
rapidly diminishing in nunbcr--are caught IN their
trap II mover having ono" oc,fs'i I" them That
m, amendment could be- mole to f..e effect - the en-
suing Presidential election.
II this blso, We shall learn the ilc, A. the re
sorrues Oi t- Db,rnef.i iDna are out" equal IN the
k of dies isug ways nud means 20 impede the pls,asc
nf fLe bll without bis committing himself against tie
principle on which .t IL founded.
Notces have already been given Ia both Houses of
tho introduction of bills ia anticipation ol trc adoption
a. tho Constitutional amendment nd designed 10 carr.
out 10, pfovisons.
DEATH oF ARCHBISHOP HUGHES.
The resolutions offered yrseida, proposing that the
ttre should is1At Official nrtlcf of he death ut
thcir dn tinrushed pre.ue were Ne" called mp today,
nnl viii probably remain on the table Tor she session
There urr q numlcr o, Catholics here who condcmu
H., n reduction of these resolutions - in1isercci, al
Il. hfd late.
BousrIEs 10 vOLUsiksRs.
Petition, pour IN from eyery pare os the STATE for
legislation. c1ahlins couai! AUTHORITIES al over the
~i 10 raise money FOR the pnrposo ol pa,hs hoantc-
Ia volunteers. his l. "A nfatiiN met iha' BE tds o'
patriotism continue 80 1"" Win CO. a'.i.d strength
rnL cirY JUDICIARY.
judo In. or, uproiatmolt !, officially 80 .
nnunoed greatly ~ the anafrp'ot = sunir, aspir,ns
for the orminu. WHO seyuIus were confident that ths,
ysrr. Ala. nruuiln men and |. a.. neat oi thst
s.riii wirr. quler. Judge Bnrn.,i. whose ambition
seors be- 10 have ~ many bra,srs on the bench a,
IN. inst Napoleon had ON the thrones of Europe. aud
slo t.d liked upon this snug dace Tor hin broIherin'
Law. Mr.. Jopss.
The appointment was undoubtedly made 10 ccneiliate
yAs Herad whose thnnacgs Launched with upoxampltd
mr, upon the head the Geycrnor ior some days past
have produced lcrribl, quakins II the Executive
Chamber. Whether the tLnnder 10 question we're
aanoh,d for tho purpol. u compelling This appoint
uent the further course Of Ths H,ie towards tho tov
eruor am. enable u to lr,.rmin..