New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10
FROM ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Measures Affecting Mew-xork
City.
The Vacancy in the Police Commission.
Impor tant Action on the Health Bill
From Our $, ,scisI Correspondent.

From Our 81 'ecsl Correspondent.
ALBANY JaH g 1896
Tn the As 'embly this morning So bills were
ntroduoed viii ch is larger number than has yet been
reached in sing te day. The feature Of the sesslos
however was W Ty lively passage at arms between tho
Sneaker and Mr.. l. ttlejohn question Of order The
Committee on Publi,1 Health through its Chairman DR.
Conedeu reported th Senate Health bill with amcai
ments. Mr. Bergman then offered as a minority 70.
mort the same bill as it used the senate The Speaker
ruled that the minority OF me committee could
not report by bill. by could dissent iroA the
majority report ard have s reasons recorded or mako
formal report Mr.. LttleOhn arose ard declared tbs
ruling erroneous, and Mr.. Earker ealing hm 10
der threatened TO appeal IRON ihe Chas ne nen
moyed that Mr. Berrynan be allowed to reeor by nH
claiming that it his absolute night, ans that tis
House should vote and refeo I'd again on the ruling
If the Speaker aud INDUCES IN SONS heroicc
on the sacred rights OF minority. me speaker
then called Mr.. Pitts to tie shair. an4 taking
The floor said: Being no7fee compaTatiVel!
in parliamentary rules. he had considered
his decision carefully and had also taken the advice Of
Mr. Cushman, the experienced and accomplished clerk
OF The Assembly. He then proceeded to read ffom
-ayefal authorities which completely slstiined Sr1~
lng. and beside making this argument be IN 3 o9ur-
tpous style administered scatbing reDGke TO hr LID
tiejokn for bis iupugning the decision OF tho
speaker but refusing TO take an appeal fr)m
hs ruling Mr. Cochrane then made some coa.
ciatOry remarks. Mr. Littejohn sross again aud
said he did not claim that the House slolt
but OF favor what hemeant was that he bad tie rSN
10 make the motion. lie having thus changed Bis base
and assumed the apOl0getc strain the motion ~ car
red without opposition In this legislative ulill Tho
frat smart sparring Of the session. should say that
Judge Tremaine was clearly entitled to the belt and
that Litt.eohn ought to have thrown up the sponge
Every one was glad the latter round sd shiks
hands with the speaker after the vote was taken or
mi, showed that neither nd any malice 10 leif erta
though they both had shown good deal OIL hre ~ thef
eyes. ~
By resolution the Health Bill was made the special
order for next uesday. have no idea that disc Sson
will change the vote Of thelU MON caucus
Iu the senate to-day the session was not o. pdbilc
interest The Midland Railroad Blu was up dis used
and progressed. ,,.
me Al5ruy ErsEigg Journal still coltioues billions
OYER the result Of the Assembly caucus on too Hcdth
Bin and abuses all who Dissent from is views As
counses the Senate that It cannot honoraoY recelc
from its position IT, Of course desires the defeat OF tae
measure rather than be tbwarted In its will Thls or
cams personal attacks on TIE TR,BuNEs Albany cor
respondent shows how relentless Is It's hatred o. th'
paper and rs attaches who oppose the sehenef OF tei.
corrupt Ring" Ia which legislation Is Out abolu't
name Tor dishonest sChemng for patronage anu Discs.
Since that vote vi "a TO H. let ne EceltRS
JjuyH1I hereafter print the initials Of l. W., WHOA
80 frequently grace its columns IN smaller capths-
the most del cate uonpsrel letter would BE htter syn
bol of the departed rover And now as tue writer d
this letter is not "Cana Appraiser OF A 'SiAs
official the pFopriety OF his ndugog IA this epste
voluntarily Is not subject 20 Tae J3Hrigs cf1i;sa oi
Yesterday.