The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-05
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATOR AND DAssEMBLYMAN As AM
ATEUR PUGILISIS..


Senator Murphy willing but Not Abe to
Flos the sun nCorrespoudcnt-A Wcsichcs-
ter Gu Iy-The Excise Bill not to Pass n
IL stands.
ALBANY, March 4.-Thc effort Of q majority Of
the Democrats IL tho Assembly 70 pass the Senate
Excise bill Yesterday, failed. v h,n the bill came
up for its final reading, Mr.. Thomas C. Fields
moved the previous question thus cutting on all de-
bate. whllc tile vote on this motion was being
taKen, It was evident that tho motion would be
voted down. Mr.. Fields said he would withdraw 1t.
Speaker Ul,chman decided that It was too
late for him to do so. The vote resulted In the
usal OF the House to order the p cvous question BY
a vote OF 20 TO 6s. The Democrats who voted
agains, tho previous question, and who therefore
oppose tie bill, are Messrs. Ains~orth, Allaben,
Bamber, J. Davis, Dodge, Empie, Fuller, Has.
brouck. Hathaway, la Moree, Nj rtne, W. d. Mur.
ply Patrick Payne, Pearsa Pease. sieignt, steele,
Sweet, Van stecnburrh, and Young.
sroruERiSG SENATOR soRroNs Exciss BILL.
II was quite evident that to take final vote the
bill would end in It's defeat Mr.. Jscobs accord.
In Is moved to refer 1t 10 tie Judiciary Committee,
while Mc-srs. Huested and Lii,lejohn moved to re.
commit tho bill to the Committee OF the whoio House
Amer some debate, the Hill referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee. Tho Republicans could have
defeated the measure had they voted In favor Of
bill would have been put upon its passage and aided
by the % an'i.Excise Democrats above named, its
defeat would havo been secured. But by bad man
agemont they did not discover their error until II
was too late. Tie chances for passing a Uniform
Excise Law throughout tie State not very avors-
bic. The country Democrats are decidedly antagon-
istie TO permitting the sale Of liquors on Sunday
They say that n they vote for the present Excise
bill the state will be lost TO the Democracy In the
spring and fall elections.
THE CANAL BILL.
Tie consideration OF Senator Harden burnh's Canal
bill, which was made special order for TODAY
was further postponed until next TUESDAY, afier the
by MIR. Alvord that II that not pursued
lie would make n long-w inded speech. The House
became frightened at this an as ,he New York and
other members were anxious to take tile 3 O'clock
Southern train, Mr.. Alvords request was granted.
Mr.. NooSEY's RiSG.
Mr. Huested made another attack on the West
chester idn. by introducing I'LL IT, repeal an uc.
moved the reference of lis bill to tie first nit.
tee o The Whole House, In order t. Immediately re.
ing tie amount they were assessed Tor this avcnue.
which was si35 90. Mr.. Lawrence, who introduced
a similar bill Inst night. and had II referred TO the
Committee on Internal Ansirs, ofwhich Mr.. Mootey,
Ncsic. ester member, is Chairman, opposed Mr..
iucebd. motion lie LSwtencel eInltinely er
eaiwed that he had ouinanked Mr.. Huesed, and
characterized the aters constituents, who are op.
posed to touleyatds and other ling jobs, as heinz
snake digFers.' Mr.. Lsvrcncc declared that Mr
| Hueste y charges OF corruption and iraud were
false. Mr.. Iiues:ed said tIat NJ, n his ronor as
| man and ucmuer OF this House, lis ststements
were absolutely true. aud he would prove It. TIE
BIZ, Has sent TO the judiciary Committee.
Both Houses adjourned early to-day, and majC ri.
ty OF the members lett ior taer homes.
HENRY C. MURPHY ON MS NuscLE
Ihsve been informed that senator Henry c. Mur.
phy, wao weighs about nty rounds and bears
Inst n n tf.ff aaFl tlnt
Nj. Cullen bad threatened your correspondent with
a thrashing, the Heroulean senator from KINGS drew
himself ~ to - ful height, closed hs fists and dr
maticalb eNCliimed:
BY II he deserves 10 Nc licked, and would
lick him myself II WIS able"
MOONEY on his MUSCLE TOO.
No, are The Kings county Senator and Mr. Cullen
the 'nN nshung en- bers OF the Legs AZURE. The
gem, and n"'!e Moone., late resi- ent OF Peter
| Hc sNeeny's ward, aud political 'olpwcr Of tue
exiting master, also travels III, muscle and de-
-i''- To play roe OF nose-smastcr. Willie your
ggrr'.rondcnt wa- nb NJ tmh,rku. tile train for
| NeN lo'k' the amia'le Mooney. In lis sw'ctcst
tones, said be wanted to know why ,cur cUrre- pom
ay"' t pg, sgcg sgca "nG' n the P"eer anSa, Lm:
| Jcople' You eortysroadcnt replied that he knew
| NJ Mooney aid eeIons to the Weslcnc-ter Kin 2.
| Tue aUecuoua,e Mooney, CONTINUING more aniablc,
said lhat he dl not want your currtsrou !ol TO 90
| that again, Here hc WaIed mHjc,uc IN lis ra-e,
SAYING; III you do tAa' again wlll brea& your
Growing more terrific IN his anger. he threw him.
se very lno,ely about the paiuim OF the car utter
! Ing MA 'nilceut tlreAts aud sweating with glor, Us
| raee. SO uoisterous oil he lecou'e that Senator
| Bradley tie Hon sun. Maddox the hon PuroVc
| Durnin and others came rushing cut on the platform
thinking that tne train vad run over COW. Finding
| that i was only the believing Of sUS..'rucS West
chester politician, they Invited your corres pondent
| uto their cur, and Mooney was lett viu.entiy gc-
t.eulatiTs amid TIE falling snow fakes. When III
| anger suhs.dei lie entered 4 car and pnyct draw
| roker win Cart Llwience and two o tier West
chester politicians until tue train reached spuJ ter
| Duyyn.
FRRs OF sHERIYYS
1 NJ int II,
| amendment Of LAWS relttiSe to fees Of 5 erin,
throug.out the State. For serving summons, q; fol
travelling in making any such service, q cents pei
mic Tor taking n bond oi undertaking, 90 cents; fui
n certified copy, - cent; for serving execution
| for collection Of money Tor the same purl ose 81
| and lor eyery dollar collected more than $500,
| cents and the same travel Us Is allowed on H.,
| service Of a summons; Tor making levy, a fol
IN execution, Sl.6O advertising goods and clattei:
| for -ae, 81.
The IN is general and provides lor an increase
| Of pay TN ou shuut the Sta.s SOL.
| Routine Proceed nc, of the leg stature.
l.. IL A.