New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
EVENING PROCEEDINGS.
Tile NEM.YoRK sTOCh ENCHANGE.

THE SEN-hORh slOCh EhthAN"t'
A bill for Incorporating the New-Iork Stock
Exchange for authorizing the accumulation OF fund
for the families of deceased members and for other pur
poses was this evening presented Oy Senator Genet
The eorporators W. H. Nelson, Dewitt c. Hays G b
Brodhead, Abram b. Baybs, j. H. Brownell, Edward
Brandon and about forty others now known as te New
York stock Exchange. The provisions cover az the
range of business now transacted by the Board Power
Is gwen Arbitration Committee to settle an eoh9
yersies between members, ana powers grahleu " al
munster oaths and take testimony, as IN our courts
OUR INTERNAL TRADE.
The Importance OF improving the connection petMcSn
the lakes the Mississippi In Its bearings on te trace
and commerce of this state has induced the Senate TO
adopt the following memorial TO Congress, IN WHICH INC
Memorial q LsgIs Of Tie state e Se.Ig s I,.T,
Lake Michigan By navsa6e channels broasS the "osD ana I
country and that the the memorial relative thereto submit
de- Chen ca the lob SoSs%S ad Forage CITY the
10th October 1859 meronsi,ts must ia.I concur
sTCTARIAN SCHOOL AUTHORIZATIONS.
The mutudnous petitions from all parts Of the State
for repeal OF the section OF law allowing certain allow
for sectaran schools have been hitherto
in Committees by the dominant party. After loDgSoh
nued effort however, the Assembly Committee on PUP
tic Education was brought to the point ny resolution
from Mr. LOwery Of Oneida. which requires report to
be made upon the subject and such report WIZ De aue
IN a few days the Committee consisting Oh Messls'
Flagg, Herman. Sweet, Barnes, PeaTsal, ana Ie:ee,
Democrats, and Messrs Walker Lowery, and DAVIS Re
pubcans The vote reporting was carried by Messrs
PearsaIl and Pease voting with the Republicans
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
The Senate held Executive session to receive fhe
nominations from the Governor for the Port of New
James Jones or SteuDen ls named lof captain OF
the Port; Charles Macomber OF Erie, William Pcnoyer or
Ulster ana others whose names are as yet unknow are
named as HarbOr Masters. Nominations for Port War.
den and others also sent in. The events OF to-day
in the Assembly will probably occasion some difficulties
in the confirmation OF these nominations.
FIELD AND AINsWORII.
The Committee OF Investigation commenced worE ms
evening Mr. Fields the first witness called He SAID
that his statements about what Answorth said 10 him
were true that he did not mean 10 charge him with
corupton he also admitted that AiDsworth had truly
stated the language which he had used 10 him AIMS
WORTH though he denied 1t when AinsVorth stated the
fact IN Assembly Mr. Ainsvorth swore to the Ian
guage used him by Fields. and his statements were
corroborated Messrs. Mosey Drol and Franklin He
further stated that he believed Mr. Fields did mean 10
charge hun with corruption II IL believed by many that
the Investigate Will prove zze, but others contend
THAT Fieds's admissions furnish sufficient ground
Tor sharp legislative rebuke.
REpORTED COIRUPTIONS.
Reports and strong about sinister aud corrupt
influences producing the events IL tue Assembly TO-
day It is alleged me old Tammany ring caused the
defeat OF the charter, and Of klernaus bill abont
the Police and Supervisors. Even the for votes by
that old reported about town tonight. ranging
from $4,000 and $500 down TO 5000. Tho cOmmOton
among politicians Is great may be judged from such
reports,