New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
ASSEMBLY.
ASSEMBLY.
The Sneaker announced the following Stand

The Sneaker announced the following Stand
Ing Committees:
On Ways and Mears-Me"rs Jacobs Banker Bergen Dodge Mar
GTsrei and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Krnan Jons, Cayausgh Deck.
CaaMessrs Bme Howe, ShAHhan Payne Fuller Steele Al.
Edfiroai.-Me Patrick Irving sTow Mitchell Bl.lr B'li.l2
oEeefs, irohn BsHis BanE, HSan.s'' DAVIS Horton C'fi
isyalcs~Bsrne jacobs segL Puate Harer, Fled Fann
GTd TiTc, dhs BaMes,r' Bennett Bssn cooh
Psf Eiio1foHMs Flags Kernan Sweet Pear,a Pease
Grsraaces-Messrs FIELD Calen Pea Jacobs AlSol Leohu,
P1s,g,, opd Ebcior.-M,,r Nelson Decker murphy Bergen
Faons Of AnI-Messrs Campbell HenDes,y. Lyon, Brown
cs 6iri'Sa.I HasbrOuet Mooney Ansrob
PANE Cary Tshe. C MURPHY Jared DrOi
J1rsai %ea Of Tons CouatsNe.srs Mooney Jast.
Brown, DTo Coon Lavifnee sturse M1a0s & aG Bo,,s ] E
Sat Charitable Isions-Messrs Brown Steele OKet SOoE
HSr. Of C,-a,ssrs FIss Murphy ragg LAuahan Mitchell
ISrs Of Flag Ansrorth Peara L,nahan Peass
ManS5ictre Of SaMessrs MOsoy Hathaway Hove, EmPis
TTsds aid Heunsssy EmPe v,uerbss
STAT Prsons-Messr. Bennett Panks Flynn. Roman Flanagan
EaSrosed Ba-Nsssr, Plunielt Fuller Young sssb
Ni,i Militia aSG Public NJ C murphy Msy Fynn.
ol. and Brdg,s-Mss, Davis Clars EaehtmAu Howe. Aims
F Lasds-Ms,s Aaben Bennett Van s'snburg Barns Jar
3Sn Igars-Me.rs Snow B,mlsr Davis Blair seEh. Hull.
Burns sweet Jones' Nortbrup. Miner. and Parker
IgrietsMes.rs Horton Van SteeHburg, HbfOuek Irving
Pn5lo Pyinang-aesrs Nacbtmsu Kuek, Baldwin. Decker
Expenditures of Egseiire Dparm,H-Aesss Py1n. Psnsa
EDsSaurc. Of he HcsMess OKess HA.broucs .pd
O. MaIpSy1 1HSs y ' r BSosa and Wright
Mr. solkreg appeared and was duly qualified
Regulating the New-Yok gas business TO increase the
pay Of the department clerks to charter the Mohawk
di,iona Police Court In Now-YOrk; on behalf OF the
Trades Unions OF dGr "a PeteT a and @ u o.
neering operations TO regulate the hours OF aboE 10
extend the time for collecting Excise fees In
map Of New York. to extend East Eleyenth-st New
York; amending the Bounty laws
Mr.. Field-iThat the Insurance Committee, without
expense the State inquire into the affairs OF the Life
Insurance and Companies and report what any,
legislation is necessary. Adopted.
Mr. Hennessy-That the Railroad Committee inquire
into the rate Of fare OF the NewYork street railroads,
without expense to the State except for tho service OF
The resolution providing that contestlng members
shall bear their own expenses was amended So as 10 pay
the expenses Of the members awarded seats, was
Mi owen Murphy-Canng on the New-York Board OF
Audit for report Of their proceedings Referred to the
Mr.. Fields Cuban resolutions were called up, and
after debate referred 10 the Federal Relations Com
mttee, with Instructions TO report next Tuesday.
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole Oh
the several bills relative to the Conspiracy laws.
Mr.. Hustled moved 10 amend the first bill so as to
make simply repeal the clause In the Revised Statutes
relating TO trades ana commerce. lie said this would
effect the object aimed at Acts calculated 10 Djure the
public health, etc, ought TO remain punishable
Mr. KlERNAN spoke strongly In favor Of the PROPOSE
tiOH contained In the bills, and thought Mr. Husteds
amendment sufficient.
Er. HENNESSY followed on the same side
Mr.. Hustled. In response 10 "a remark by Mr.. Hen
messy, repudiated any charge which might be made
against the Republican party opposed TO tho bill He
and the Republican party were strongly In favor
OF It, and regarded II act Of humanity aud
OF partisan politics.
Mr.. BERGEN moved substitute. which provided that
the Conspiracy law should DO construed as TO
apply trades unions. He said this substitute had
carefully prepared by the labor organizations IL au
thorized these organizations 10 establish rules and regu
atons for their goyernance as they may deem requisite
aud he thought the bill should be passed
Mr. KiERNAN thought the provisions OF this subst-
tute unnecessary Trades Unions have tho prvl.
eees referred TO- aud the BILL amended by tho g0nto.
man from Westchester r Hustedl he regarded AS sur
cent 1t was 30 considered by the leading legal minds
Of the State.
On motion OF Mr.. Hustled, tho Committee rose and
reported progress.
IN the House. Mr. KIERNAN moved that tho I'LL, "a