New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
ASSEMBLY.

now represented in Congress- which were uap'ed a'iu
| much merriment, motion OF MI Nol"n'
ASSEMBLY.
| Mr. 7 II. DAVIS rose to question of PRIV
~ nd stated that on the 10Th inst bill In which his
oencv was deeply Interested requiring the Hudson
River Bridge Company TO construct carrhgewny y o,
their bridge was passed. II being an Assembly DILL anu
should be transmitted TO the Senate he had gone there
to look after it, but found had not been & S @
bI had certainly gone 10 the Senate Returning 10 the
Senate he again assured by the Clerk OF te oelao
/ that the bill had not been received.
The SPEAKER stated that it was proper under s,
the to retain bill 4s hours, so that any one gh %
move a reconsideration IL learned that the CiefK
OF the House mistaken and the bill beng iouhu ia
! the House sent to the Senate
The House met at O. and devoted an hour and half to
the consideration of private claim bills and disposed Vi
The Arcade Railroad bin being announced from notGG the
Senate Mr. SEIKREC, on behalf of Mr. klernan, noNeu
he referred 10 the Committee of the Whole, which mas
- Mr. MTTCHEII said the bill had been materially
amended in the Senate and hoped IL would be referred
TO the Railroad Committee. He pr0eeededto 10 dehouhoo
IN Mr. BERGEN as mechanic, and knowing what the
earth on Broadway was gave his opinion that tins plan
was entirely practicable He also regarded the PROPOSE
ton TO construct such communication is proposed IN
this bin one Of the greatest Importance 10 the 0y VI
Mr. KIERNAN sustained the question to refer to the
MI PSTRICK also sustained the motion he thought
the members were perfectly familiar with the prOvohs
OF the bill and did not need another report from the
Mr. TITTLEJoHN fully sustained the proposition con, ron
proposed should have IL at the earliest practicable
moment. He also thought the bill should 90 at once 10
The motion to refer to the Committee of the Whole was
carried. ,,, ~, (,..,.uooo ~,
be bin relative to Judges of the City Courts of Brooklyn
reported agreement as TO salaries, which are 10 nG
$500 each. The report was agreed TO- ana the pin
| passed.
incorporating the Ladies' Helping Hand Association on
New-Y0rk; incorporating the Excelsior SAFE Deposit
Company of New York; authorizing the North American
/ I Ipci fO
for the purpose OF changing to mutual company; TO
appoint Commissioners to Lay out roads IN Richmond
! The Mamaroneck Boulevard bin was announced
Mr. Hustled moved TO recOmnit the bill for the puf-
pose of striking out the commission and leave the lay
ing &C. to the Supervisors OF the town. The people were
| opposed tO these commissions. 80
Mr. LAWRENCE accepted an amendment adding the
of the Supervisors TO those of the Connsson ana
then the bill was laid aside TO be amended To appoint
commission TO lay ont plan for improvements on
Staten Isand incorporating the Richmond County Slor
age and Business Company; Incorporating Long lSlanu
Mr. JACOBS moved thathe vote whereby the bin pro;
vidng for Police Court House in the Ninth Judicial
District Of NewYOrk City was yesterday reeced De re
considered. This was carried, and the bill was passed
Mr. SNOW, from the Committee on Indian Aiiars, sun
mitted interesting historical report concluulng IN
favor of paying the Indian annuites TO Indians IN the
State in silver Five thousand copies OF the report were
ordered to be printed.
Mr. FEEAR reported bin to extend MadisohaVep
The House then took a recess until 9ip,m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate bill repeating the Registry law
Mr. FIELDS moved that it he reported complete.
Mr. FIELDS moved that it be made the special order
for a third reading tomorrow He wished to say TO TINS
adjourned II provided for repeal OF the Registry law
except in New-York He had consulted the gentleman
| from Onondaga Nir Ayordl this question, and he
had very judciOusy said that he knowing the majority
here intended 10 pass this BILL would not attempt To
Mr. EIVOBD said in the remarks he had made 10 his
friend from New-YOrk lr Field he spoke for himself
this period with any opposition which he might make to
this bill He knew the Inteh8n OF In9 I9OIIty @ yd ala
only damage other business before the House TO inter
Mr. u LITTLEJOHN said that he had observed the
peaceful workings Of the Registry law throughout the
State, and he did not want 10 zee 1t abrogated lie
claimed shaE "a ~ oSp @ S troneb 20 pnre bsilot6ox and as
member of the Republican party, he could not consent
TO having bin put forward in the manner proposed
10 see the bill before it was acted upon
Mr.. SELKREG said that he believed he was speaking
can of his county when said that they did not want
repeal Of the Registry law ana t ~ was rePe3ed tn9
gentleman from NewYork (Mr. FieIdsl would DO held
responsible -, -, -,
special order was lost-63 10 GA strlcJ party N3e' -
The CHAIR then announced that the bill would 90 TO
Mr. JHCoBs moved that the Committee OF the whole
be discharged from the consideration OF the bill ana tat
il be ordered to third reading And that called lOr the
previous question which was ordered ,,.,
Mr.. LIT1LEJOHN rose TO point OF order, which was
present order OF business such motion could be made
The CHAIR decided the point Of order was not well
Mr.. LTTTLEJOHN said the record Of all parliamentary
proceedings would be searched in vain for precedent
for this decision and lhe felt bound 70 make an appeal
from the decision OF the Chair, So that precedent might
Much confusion prevailed throughout the proceedings
but Mr.. LITTLEJOHN calling for the Yeas ana Nays,
the roll called and the decision Of the Chair was
The question was then on Mr. Jacobs's motion that the
bill be ordered " third reading, which was car
The bin placing coored voters the same footing
with white voters az the polls was reported from the
Judiciary Committee.
On motion Of Mr. FIELDS, the bill roeommitted TO
Mr. RIERSHH that the bill repeating section 10
OF last years TaxLevy making appropriations to secta-
ran schools, be referred TO the first Committee Of tho
Alter some discussion as TO the importance Of the sub
iect by Messrs. LOWERY and KIIINAN, both Of whom
recognized its Importance, Mr. LOWERY moved that the
Mr. CAMPBELL moved to lay that motion On tho
Without dlsposng Of the question the House took re-
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. GLEASON having moved that the bill
order for tomoTow morning Mr. FIELDS called for the
previous question the motion, which was ordered,
and the motion was negatiyed by vote OF Yeas, 81
1r FIELDS moved to refer the whole subject to the
New-York deegation and on That called the previous
question; and the motion was carried, as follows;
lLAsAe' & Ani9o1q' R, @ Re3 ,Sf 6, Dln cs1i5b tF
Cook Coon Cullen, Decker DFol Fields Flagg r. Hannagan
Ing jacobs Jeed Jones' KernaH Kerl L. @oree anahan Law
Murphy Sscftman Nelson OKeee Patr5E Pee PaaE HANSON
Roman seght The Speaker steele S'uige S"e Itle van Seel
burgh and Noung-63. o..
NA}s-Mes,r,. Alyor Baker Benu' Berry Bolt Bradford g. L.
Brown Butteried j. Davis, J. T. DAVIS Deau, Demng
Dmmck E G. ~ Fenau Poster Franklin Graham GLEASON
Hal Ha, ,bouck Hewitt Hull Hustled Hyatt Johnson hhA
iiteoln L0werg Merchant, MINER Muor NCrtlwp Oatmau,
Pc, Raw Reer Roberts Sanhon Selkrte
seward Super Stevenson WALKER West, White Wnaas, Wood
/ and WrgIt-Jj 20
] Nh. BERGEN moved that the Committee OF the Whole
he dischargeh from consideration of the Arcade Railroad
BILL and that the same be ordered TO third reading
Mr. CAMPBELL moved that 10 be considered by the
| first Committee of the Whole not full. Lost.
The motion TO order the bill 10 third reading was lost
/ BILLS PASSED.
Making appropriations for paying the canal expenses
for the next fiscal year; 70 amend the act 10 lay out