New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
Mr.. VAN BUREY offered the following:

he.olsei. g.s Sensse eoseurriaq, That tn. Lcsbhuie
now transprng IN the battlefield Of the R"puoe
greeting 10 eo cLens -d 10 us lovers o justice
oirsd That ,,nder profound aotnow!e d=nei', TO
God bis loving tnflcss and mercy TO Ne 3, nsi9u sna
oil viii JOY tie coming time when sweet I'ies sf'
Islred Tht W. return our heartcs thanks Lieut. G-p
non fo the l-roism they have disPysd the sacrhfo,
les made and tho great frsos they have achieved al
happy -ri hey lave brought 90 near n- ions graf
VII . due them in ho hear, q i. free millions, ad
A. ,l.air.ns world wilt DO them lasting honor
Unanimous content wac asked and granted e. con.
der lies. resolutions al viii. md they were adopted
I.o supply and Charity bills made the special
81 leI for This evening.
BILLs PASSED.
To change the name OF the Now-ioIt Free Academy
10 New YOrS Free College.
10 d. continue portion Of Second ave, hrookyn.
ILKcIIos or sUPEIISTEEDLAI OF PUBLIC SsrKUc-
1IOS.
Tie hour Of l2 having arrived the SPEAIyg an.
unced the special order. which tie election of
ST ate superintendent Of Public lnStruction.
The SeIgeantat- Arms announced tie ARRIVAL oil TIE
IIo,t Gov. ALvoRD took the Speakers Chair. and
eforounced he Senate aud Assembly IN JOINT Commit
.s .or the election VI State Superintendent oi fuoAc
L4suIcilOn. - 80,
N.s,Is White Of the Senate. and Sanford OF the As
s.ub'y we've appointed Ieiers.
Ibe roll Oh lie Senate aud Assembly was called the
.l,nbeIs present voting with the folio" Ins Eesuit;
" no!e number o. votes cast lJi, necessary 10 q
cL,ce, -. - w, N
Eor Ben. W. Downing. OF JOIN 5. iioIn......
Tor Horace Orccley.........i
Tie election OF Victor VI. Rice was announced by
tie Lieut. ioI thfee .eIa from 1c H'S1 Auo'
g. ) III Apr.. le"5. 49,,
lie joint Convention was then dissolved
ELLIS lAsslD.
n amend the act IeIati,e to the sale Of bottles for
Ic auiIcfze the City Of Brooklyn to issue bonds TO
raise monty. ,,o,r. NV,
Mr. SALMON moved 10 suspend the order OF thfd
-eadine oil bulls IN order 20 90 into Committee OF the
v h1e OIL the Dry Dock RAILROAD bill Carricd-oJ
In Con rnittee Of the Whole Mr.. yEDDYR moved TO
report progress. Lost.
I Mr' StINos advocated the bin No remons.rance
hnd been sent here against IT, aud u was desired by ths
,.cr. Nessrs LYONS Stewar. and Dreamer fat Oicd
lie 1i Mr.. Mcconnell could no. but NOTICE tnr cor.
ese uted III consideration OF tis bill as compared
with Tie HroadwaY parallel III" ne ,yo. -,
I IS case was uiDOus. The NeW.i or members W"e
r d mt against any Infringement upon the irahchhcs
of Ncw-Yo.k City. Now al were silent upon That
Mr. SALMON had offered the parallel road because his
! con,,i turuts had urged him TO do So ,
Mr. WEAVER sand dat this was one OF thnt cass Oh
bis that bad been moved ahead out OF us p'ee' ne
desred more time to consider IT, not having lad his at
tenton called to il until this morning He therefore
moved 10 report progress which was carried.
Wien the committee hal been Dissolved MI AS"fL
moved to order the bill 10 Its thlrd reading:
| Mr. VAN BUREN, moved to adiOGrn which was lost.
Nj. WARD moved to extend lie lhc VI nIJyui
until the question before the House should DE dis'
uosed o. which wns carried. -
I Mr. BRANDRETH moved the previous question ON MI.
M VTnprR moved to adjourn. which was lost:
The previous question was ordered BY 81 against q
vote and tie Bill war ordered 10 third reaGlng by %
against AZ votes. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Supply and Charity Bill being The SPECIAL order
M venr session was occupied IN their consideration.
when progress was reported. Adjourned