The New York herald., 1870-03-03

by Mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the owner Vi Vicr NJ
So Sow YORK, leasing It Tor public bath. Agreed
BY MT. HNrMAwAy-R Relative 70 unclaimed de/
posts in sav,n.s banks; also amending the charter
Of tue New Amsterdam savings bank OF New York
~ Mr. MosELEy--ro incorporate Barper strces
and Jfilcr sp... 70 amend the act FOR laying
Sy ,as. M C. 4 Gsv KIM; eo.- -; also o widen 'As
sfxrAraf ,r9s 49, ---. conAss.
Mr.. Lyon. from The Committee ON Feacrai NeIa-
tions, reported that the COMMITTEES had lated to
agree ON one set OF resolutions on the Cuban mat
Ter, they repo ted for the consideration OF Lae
House all the resolutions offered.
Mr.. HYATT, IRON the minority, submitted repors
expressing sympathy with the CubaBs, IN favor OF
recognizing their independence as soon as " ls
feasible 10 do so; against allowing munitions OF
10 be shipped by spain from our country TO Cuba.
ana IN favor OF the Carpenter resolution
Mr.. FIELDS moved 10 lay the whole subject on the
table and tnat the resolutions be printed TO
Mr.. w. D. MURPHY also submitted a series OF re-
solutions on tue same subject. All were then lald
the special order for Wednesday eveaing nexL
BILLS PASSED.
Extending the term OF Office or the collectors or
taxes OF Kings county; to open, grade, &C., 0hyo
street TO Metropolitan avenue. Brooklyn.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. VAN STBESBuBjH-J0 facilitate the con.
struc,lon OF the New ! orS and Albany Raiir1ad.
By Mr.. FiGLDs-Amendingt the act relative 20 street
and PARK IMPROVEMENTS IA New YORK
By Mr.. ia MoREE-For the better organization OF
the New York city Mutual AID Association.
The resolution TO supply members eacn with nfty
copies OF the Legislative Manual At one dollar per
copy coming up. Mr.. ALvoED moved to maze 1t oaa
copy. Lost.
Mr.. PLUskErr moved TO make It seventy-nye
copies each, which was carried.
Mr. w. ID. MUkPHY laoSed that sealed proposals
be received for twenty-five copies to eaca nemDer.
&c, and the contract De gwen to the lowest bidder.
lie said these BOOKS could be furnished ~ nfy cenA
per oopy.
Mr. JACOBS moved The reconsideration OF the vote
ordering seyenty-Dvc copies To eacn. Carried
MIR. w. ID. Murphy's Amendments was lost. The
question then recurled on ordering seyenty-dve
copies for eacn member ana 1t was tost by vote OF
MIR. ALvoRp, In point OF order, called attention to
the fitynlnth rule, wDich prohibited ordering BOOKS
except 10y Joint resolution.
The SPEAKER stated tnat the rule referred to had
| fallen into disuse. Legislatures have for years
ordered these books ON the simple resolution OF
each House aud the senate had this session adopted
such resolutions. Nevertheless he ruled that ths
point oil order WAS well taEen ana left 70 tho House
10 decide tue question. .s.l
Mr.. FIELDs linen. IN view OF tne precedents esta0-
liSled and as the Senate had already ordered tho
books on SIMPLE resolution, respectfully appealed
| from the decision
Mr.. WHITE moved 10 make sne resolution Joint
! resolution. Agreed to, and under the rules isid
THE yIFrH AVENUE CONCRETE PAVEMENT.
Mr.. o. MURPHY moved an investigation ~ TO
whether Mayor Hail. OF New York. " Interested In
the Fllth avenue concrete pavement the amount of
money paid for the same, &C.
Mr. ALyoED raised a point OF order, that giving
rise TO debate the resolution should go over. -.
Inc SpkASks hoped the gentleman would with
drsy hls point OF ordsr ap1 allow discussion a. tho
{as Rs,s mater Of tua rsa0u!Ga sas Y. being stsrsd
MI AIvoRD withdrew his point Of order.
Mr. MITCHELL stated that Mayor Hall had already
denied having any interest in this matter. and he
| moved to strike out Mayor hal.'a name.
| Mr.. ALyoKD moved TO refer the matter TO the Com,
i nlttee on Cities.
| Mr.. HiTCHnAs after placing Mr.. Jacobs In the
char proceeded 70 notice Le statements published
| In New York papers charging h.M MLb su pressing
or preventing Mr.. Murphy from Offering this resoiu-
lon. and denied totally thai he ad Rsel guilty of
Murphy was out OF oraer when he ross TO ofCs shs
resolution and could not offer It. He then denouncel
what ne termed d the ISLANDERS or portion OF td9
the tact that the Mayor had officially denied having
any interest in any street paving contract:
Mr. LITTLEJ0HN SAID he believed Mayor Hall would
pr6Ier not to have hts name stricken out of the
Mr.. ALvonD moved to refer the matter 10 the Com.
mittec on Clues. Carried.
Evening Session.
The House went into committee on the Senate and
Assembly bills to regulate the sale OF Intoxicating
ar. GREENE moved that the question 'slicenseu or
no license" be submitted to the people OF each
A debSIs ensued, Messrs. Alvord, Sclkreg and Hns.
ted opposing the bill, Messra Fields, OKeeie, Kier-
nan and Nachtman sustaining 1t. Several amend
ments were offered, but voted down.
Mr.. NJ. G. MURPHY moved that the committo re-
In the House Mr.. N. @. MURrHy moved that tho
piI De ordered to third reading, and on that mo
tIon moved the previous question, which agreed
to and the bill ordered 10 third reading Tne ioi
lowing Ia the vOte:-
YRAsMe.srs Alnsworh, Aisbcn, BANKER. Bennett. Ber
gen, Blair, j. Brown Burns Campbell, Carcy CavAaayh.
CLARK. Cook, Cullen, Davis, Decker Dodge. Drol Fs d.
Nagg, r. Flanagan, Fynn, Frear Hathaway, Haver Hem
nessey Horton, Irving, Jacobs Jcrad Jones, Krrnsn.
KrAcf, La Mores: Laaahsn, Lawrence. Lyoa, ntohea
Mooney, Moseey, G. Murphy .. Murphy, W.. -. hurpn-.
kachtnan. O'kcefe. Pelrsai, Punks,t RANSOM Roaa,,
shaoahAn, sieisht Snow, speaker, surgss Sweet and
YouDG-S.
Messss Avord, Baker Berry, Blossom, Bolt. Brad
ford, L. Rrown v. Brown, Ruerned, Delsno DENT e.
Dimmek, Ely 9 n Fi4nasIa, Foster rrAnkin, draham.
son, kham Maddox MARITIME Merchant Northrup O1tm An
falmsr Parker Payne, Pesse Peree Ray aAnborn sekreg
Seward, Steele, Stevenson Tef aker West, White VII
son, WinAns, Wood and Wright-Sh
Tue House then adjourned.