New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
rRFDrRIcK T. FRrIrvGHCYsrN.


The Hon. Frederick T. Frenghuysen is now 80 years
old. He born Aug. 1877, at Mllstown, Somerset
County, Ncw-Jerscy. He was the nephew and adopted
of the Hon Theodore Frclnghuyscn, who was horn
in the in 17s and who served in the United
States Senate from 1929 70 1885, The coming Senator is
very prominent member Of the NewJcrsey Bar, which
he entered in 1882 In 1861 he appointed Attorney
General of the state, and reapponcd to the same
position in 1896. in 1896 he also received the
10 in the uncNproI term Of the Hon. William wright
deceased. IN January, 1867 his appointment was con,
1rmed by election OF the Legislature, and ne seTfci
until the cnd OF the term, March 4, 1862 when the Hon
John 7. Stockton was chosen ny the thch democratic
hysen received ut the time Mr. Stockton was elected,
the complimentary vote OF tEc Republican minority,
while in the Senate lie acted upon the Committees on the
Judiciary Naval Affairs Pensions, and Claims He took
a leading position debater, ana delivered strong
argument in favor tie Impeachment Of Andrew JOnh
son President Grant offered him the pO ton OF Ihl'ter
10 England in the place Of Nh Motley last year. but ne
declined the honor for reasons hos Aho%h To the ppc
In person. Nj FIeinshuysc sen l ana o. me pIG,ehCe'
and political traditions OF his able family he Is
prominent member Of The Presbyterian CAuIon anu "
warm advocate OF a Protective Iarih.
THE COMMITTEES OF BOTH HOUSES MONDAY
EVENING sESsION-BILLS INTRODUCED
On Monday evening the two Houses met at
o'clock The President of the Senate, Mr. Bettle an
nounced the Committees as follows:
Pnance-Torey Beach BrnkerhoG Elucaon-J W. Taio. Ick
wi ioDI w Tylor Beesey n b. TAYLOR. Agdc'ule
inek hAns Bi5 t1s-oss B [Bala ' adams Wool
TeTton BsDks and Gommerceiasns. Beey Wiley Claims AMI
rcry " D. TsoH Unaaishe Torey Bsben
b L Senate ni Cmt,ees were sanouneei ors: Tre.as
SC eoutsNisoo Little Si,s ~ Rb h,yIi PlafTS
Beseh BrnkeraoI Lbrar,-Be Bargalt PASSED. Bii-A4aT
ST. GS G49il % f,,loI a4l Bsy E5I so W
Ry9i ae SSLs ssaLJsTg1d Little snIas Fqad-irci BL
In the House. the Speaker, Mr.. Condict announced
the following Standing GoWseeS; 5.cron Competitions
R1lyon ssnGsy Miles Paie5soa 6Io"ap ~ O w ' % ,lron
Rsoe Wilson hePp c,nGe Aer ooAG e I,3 sSl,7
doIyer NJ. ha1 g soS5 Fuiir 5 Dncc Eraa
gos,d Bl.us'ii,i i aI Iu A oca Baas
IaiaTnee-Breser. Horne, House SNeiilS tanr 'n' s l
a Leslie Ra6n Ka smith Incidental
EseaeAnnes H. VII S'vF YheI Thompson Doughty oBen
nsg R,r,n pFaisRToir RpeJ Bd.ax Ceoan Ga Passed
BEsfS5 Bs'.e SsSs,S aS,li Acct &'iiS Hash kitchener
The Joint Committees as follows: ,,.-.,,, s,,..
psosC Wilson Druese Horn Busch Irwin Lunaiic A5 iGmJ H.
wilson ' MSlsDP%s Psn, hsosi pe9r Public Bdng-B op
SON Kes Pe'Ts Ccosao L Woor Lean
GGe oge5 s, fsdfTS Tal6 1Sn KiSSe Bu
Van Reper Soldiers Chens Home-Nies Aco G,Ie S iss s
Yesterday morning the two Houses met at lo a.
In the senate Mr. Taylor introduced two supplements ~
sol Geo in bonds 10 pay the floating debt and another
authorizing tho issue OF s5OOOO III ohds loE 49, ,ne
Sewers Mr. Little introduced bill extending thG ui1 d
for the CONNIE of work upon the New ork u
Long Branch Railroad to three years MI lay iT,
duced bill for the establishment Oi peimt "a
jal school i'm Newark He also introduced bi, author ,
izng the snpreIne Conrt In cases where laws hd'o
inf have nevertheless received lhc ceIIn
cate Of the 5ccrerary of state 70 declare the % & &
resentotion of the Attorney General or OF any
ems fo be null and void. IN the House MI ,ooFr ~
trodnced a bill incorporating The keHIne4 hlu I'm 'r o
v,dne that the interest OF the proceeds oil le SAY VI sun
mrrged lands be paid TO the school fnhds' . ...oi,,
n s stated that Gov. Randolph has deeinu W ~ do
ur ID DighIer formerly OF The Neodrk AdfeItseI, U to
IN. once of Clerk OF Cbancery. The once "hH - rth
vacant by the resignation Of Mr. "u'"'r'' =" "'''"
,lOOgO aufiuln.