The New York herald., 1870-04-27
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY a. QUADRUPLE

York were In favor OF tie railroad unlo o
Mr.. Bergen was the people, hut he thougnt that the
gentleman was speaking for himself ana not fov the
citizens Of tine city. Irving lou ht against the brl
through oil the sklrmisne, ara lhbustelins that fol-
lowed-and there was plenty Of both for an hour or
two. fI4
The Speaker took the floor, having put Ja'oo' In
the chair, who had frequently 10 use the eave IKE
sledge hammer aud TO call gentlemen to the seats
Hitchman wanted to AID the name Of A. T.
large interest IN b. 0adway and he would a.o add
the name Of James Gordon benneu Tor ne IN sght
Ley were Dot, en- tiled TO the highest respect RON
Herman antei to know II these two gents de-
sired to have tleir names IN the DILL
exc pt those of Melville, Smith ami Mr.. vanderbury
WHO ~ sired their nam In the bil pa particulary.
the xryade road we're interested in 1t, and male
severe al allusions % s,rip, ana 90 70 IN. Tnis
Little eyonn ana another from Herman. Thcy denied
the soft mI elchmcnt, but not softly by any means.
They roarei q Il, and with effect too Kie nan hit
Fields p etty hard when he quo;ed the passage from
nanlet's address TO the pl.yers:-"It grleves TO
the soul to hear rebustrous rerrwi y-patel fe
" Of tn M grounding pray you y avoiin Sn' i reds eds
WINGED yivly at this and said that he was speaking
for the grounding; Any amount Of gasconade f,-
snothering It in vat Of rose water
supplying 1t with q seductive opiate decOcted
that character.
The result proves that neither rose water nor
oriates could accomplish much. During the debate
feeling ran SO high that some gentlemen lost
their balance for moment. Fields allu-
sons to the interest OF members in the bill
and said evidently under he influence OF an honest
feeling, that he had not interest, either present or
wouId inersfore sly n now hat Mr. Fields te had made
a mis- axe; Outside OF the House he would chlrac-
trtze II by ano. ner name.
Fields, not liking the suggestion Of cold pistols
anu not ctn,e, made humorous expana-
ton, saying. that he did not apply the Ian
lie must apply the language Il Shakespeare referring
TO the Ra leo jade to the sensitiven IS OF the gem
item In this case. He nooed his colea rue
Outside the House as he threatened, beca se being
very unld he certainly would tike q swift 10 ONO
i've nd run away Il ON him like uout before
:, Mcses, Of BROOKLYN, urged the proprcty Of Mr..
= Sewart and Mr.. Bennett teng added to the lst
Of ncorporltors. Afer a good deal Of ide
talk, becaue the passage Of the bill was
evidently hxed upon The Arcade Railroad went
through by vote o. "a to 20.
PUSHING BUSINESS THROUGH
AS tae night aivaeced, when the winding
up. up a,rrei -, there came a. rush Of
through like whirlwind. The house as even as
SURFING tide, al oner being At intervals carefully
the Clerk at the same time calling the
Sam s.n. Wit. viii as STINT much . energy as Il mem
Uerb were V0lng, winch tney were net.
THE MOCK SESSION
concluded and rsses. taken 'lis the mock mock
the chair, who kept the house in excellent humor
by his quick repartee, drawing out the fun that was
In them from Fields, Nelson and other jOkers.
ADJOURNMENT.
The hour for recess having expired Senators
Cieamer and Kennedy appeared and announced that
nominated walker, Of Geaesse a and Fields, Noi Of
New York. 10 make simi ar commune alton
to wat ON the Governor, who soon announcer that
they Dad peri rmed their duty, as the commit tee TO
the Senate dll likewise.
his association with the members during the session
and expressing the hope that the future OF each
clared the assembage OF isso Adjourned
sine dte Thh members then parted with
many handshakes and expressions OF goodwill
similar kindly feeling, and SO the Legislature OF 1870
went out Qf existence, not without accomplishing
some good for the State.
BURT AND THE ERIE RAILROAD PAPERS.
In the case OF Mr.. Burt and The alleged purloined
papers he Assembly Railroad. .Committee have made
the TO low NJ report
men. y NJ. ShaIls: Burt denying The position
ss'Tsas
% 70 ssssi' n,ss as
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GSe, saa o,srs.s ss and % George
the adjournment OF the committee about eight O'Clock
r. NJ, an important paper, which had been placed the
hands Of the chairman Of the committee and by him
msa to the Of The CLERK was % found to BE-
taken the same and was about leaving the with It
first denying that he was IN possession of any
document which did not belong to him, on re-
quest Mr.. Burt produced the missing document from
his pocket the time he had
taken the without any permission authority
EDWARD L. PATRICK
JOHN j. BLAIR.
DENNIS OKEEFE
JAMES IRVING
W. w. SNOW.
+. ID. BALDWIN.
PETER MITCHELL.
NJ r. BEMUSS.
D. Z. LITTLEJOHN