New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

count will vote again. and mono others. II the Com
mittee win 10 1t will call simply for another count
now or count by telers II the Committee proposes
Mr. AvOrdt seems to me that, AS IL is question OF
difference between the Clerk and the gentleman from
Clinton, that the count should be taken again.
The Chairman announced that the Clerk wished ellers
appointed;
as telcrs for the purpose OF counting the vote.
Mr.. Fields would ask the Chair TO state that, as
there Is challenge vOte no man Is entitled TO vote who
did MOI vote before.
The Chanuan-Itis is the duty of every gentleman, as
matter oi equity between the Clerk and the gentleman
from Clinton 70 vote as he voted before.
MI Hitchman-Suppose gentlemen have changed their
must vote as they did bciorei
The ChairmanIt question Of veracity between the
Mr. Hitchman-I would like to have the question de
SdSd, / would like TO know whether the gentleman
from clinton VIII regard his amendments carried If
Mr. Woed-It the duty OF every gentleman to vote ms
before. SO far as am concerned, II gentlemen desire IL,
would move to reconsider.
this kind 10 Is left to the honesty and integrity Of
bers % vote they did nj the time OF the challenge T
respective OF any change of opinion they may have
made and that gentlemen who did not vote at ali should
Mr. Fagg-It would be impossible to get the same vote
now as before. To my knowledge there member
who voted in the negative before who ls not here now
Mr. Weed-Mr. Bignall, who voted in the Affirmative,
has gone ont
affirmative, when the vote on the amendment offered by
the gentleman from Clinton 10 rise, when the telers an
nounced the number rising as 9-Mr BIgnal not counted
The Chairman called upon those who voted IN the
tive upon the former question 10 rise, and the teller
The ChamnmT dG n%nPSf Fsir cerk IS s sustained
Mr. AlyCrd moved TO strike out the words other couf
ties, in CrdOr to COnne the road TO New York and West
chester Countless also confning weschester County
the power OF the Board OF Supervisors to bond the
county.
On motion OF Mr. Fields the Committee and re-
ported progress.
In the House Mr. Weed moved to insert his amendment
Lost, by II TO o.
Mr.. Alvord moved to recommit the hin with insIuc-
0HS To strike out the amendments offered by MN last
night and adopted and To insert those OAtIed py MN
this morning. Adopted.
The hill was recommittcd and Immediately reported as
amended, and then under the oleIalO OI te previous
question, the hill was paSsed-iiO tO9.
The following naineu h4IS were ilso l4sft ilco ~
rating company iu New-N York TO hight all that por-
iCn Of the city lying north O SN ynnthsG; removing
the reQuigcnnur that Justices shah De cOlulsc0Fs az
law and M vi q either OF the Justices Ia mold Court,
amending nd u,Olidatilg the Game laVs ana erect
ing the Co MY Of apcscO irOM part SttuDeh county
guE .AIE DIRECTORS RLrEAL BILL
Nr. FlaCg JOU the Railroad COMMITTEE, hnGlnltteda
majority report against tie repeal OF TIE Eric directors
Classification act. MI weed submitted "A minority re-
0rf in favor If repeal. Both reports laid Oh the
table and ordered o. be printed. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Bills were passed making provision Tor the
payncnt of the BrOOGyu rcme Incorporating the Nau-
illus Club of NewNork; repeating tie act authorizing
p.r.ting New IOih Advert ing Company; providing
Tor repairing sewers in \ York amendlng the act
% datc nuS9nccs in New otb ana 10 correct ap'tt5
iu relation 10 paYemcnis by properly o!dcfo; 10 extend
III. Osr1 Cr5tou water in tie City ut NrW-GoIb;
proVidur tie completion ~ TIE pavement ol ihc A-
lutic-tvc Brooklyn aud 20 provide redress for W0ris
muuting uuchastty 20 women
inc bill prOhb.tin. the throwing Of oal or dead AMI
mails in tho North and East Rivers, in NcT-1ork ana
Rarittn Bay, was also passed
Mr.. Fiagg reported bill 20 repeal that part oi the
charter Of the Delaware and Huds,n Canal Coup2ny
whirn GlloWs the Company 10 lease rurOfds. Mr. Laser
o. the Committee dissen;ed from the report Adjourned