The New York herald., 1871-03-29

Tte FORM reported that the committee had been
dissolved because Of the "ungentlemanly and dis.
orderly % % sn as be
permitted to ask the cultivated gentleman ques-
tionY" but he was refused, and ne sat down NUT.
tering II wish could be; I'd give my reasons
On 6eing called to explain his conduct IN the com.
count and mad not been listened to; had asked for
challenge OF the count finally taken and was
said he In closing "as believe in my existence that
Q majority OF the members voted ior the amend
THE ExcIrEMENT WAS NOW AT ITS HEIGHT.
Everybody was fearful that there was worse yet to
come, and had there been row, as at one time
ped had SHas'
them d that m i is quite likely they would have taken
H Fields na Il was
storm scene then and there, and 50 moved that, as
exc @ S e Z ay @
consderaiion cons s AZ hug request then, Jacobs who
THE qAILERIEs AND LoBBIEs
Ss o s we're too
tion. ana lively scsapering on ali sides was the
and demanded count SS % On his amendmens @ s
a rs he e e gsa
and the amendments were rejected Here the storm
been exempted from the provision authorizing them
to be bonded for the extension OF the oad unless by
the q majority Of the and the
last evening had been stricken ont,
THE BILL WAS PASSED
by vote OF ITO yeas to nays. Thus ended the
long agony though, to say the least the means EN-.
ployed to shut OF all discussion Of the measure does
Who took part in the debate in the % Committee
A. the vote n the end proved the advocates of the
bill were certain Of ultimate success, SO why they
should nave 80 perslsteny fought every attempt to
have It thoroughly ventilated ID y
,,.,,,.,, ho,o,o ,,,,, ..!s MasIshI -. -
true to itself and can hold its tongue long enough to
let the excitement Of to-day die out OF every men,
SIXTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
Senator Creamer introduced a bill providing that
the sum Of $4,000 be appropriated out OF the
the ned officers OF the above designated regiment In
settlement OF moneys advanced by said regiment
States during the late War, s,'se
Mr fSfESp5Ss smSS RAJ;SoAD TRACKS; -,,,,,.
thaf tpe Dry Dock East Broadway and Battery
Rar6aq Company IN New YORK may extcnd thelf
S aS ses sn aaue 81 E9 sosa and he rw asr
Fifth avenue; also nom Lexington % avanse VS Si5SS
avenues B or D through and along Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets to avenue A; also from avenue
se @
ington street, to Christopher street, to North
Christopher to Sixth avenue Twelfth street, along
Seventh avenue to Fourteenth street; along Four.
teenth street to Tenth avenue; along Tenth avenue
to Twenty third street; along the latter to North
river; In Fourteenth street, from Tenth avenue TO
First avenue. Also through and along Irving place
to Lexington avenue; along Twentieth and Twenty.
first streets, around Gramercy Park Also in Cham.
bers street, from Greenwich to Washington street
and North river.
Tho Proposed Change in the Election Law
The Democratic Cause Decide Against
Changing tho Tiue of Holding Elections.
ALBANY, March 28-1l p. M.
The democratic members Of both houses held q
caucus tonight to consider Hardenbergh's
ELECrION BILL,
and decided not to press it. Those who advocated
Its passage contended that It would have the erect
Of making Congress show its hand anyhow II It de.
sired to carry the elections by mitsry force, as it
would very probably follow up the passage Of the
law by enacttng another law, that would meet the
exigencies OF the casen In other words the radi.
calls would change the time for the election of Con.
gressmen to october. This view was oppaeed by
The majority. on the ground that II the Hardenbura
bill were passed would be taken as sign OF weak
uess on the part Of the democrats. So t Is pretty
certain thai we viii hear no more Of THIS measure
which has already had the effect OF soaring the re-
publtcans half out OF their wits.