New-York tribune., 1872-04-24

The Gilbert Elevated Railroad bill. AMENDED so Is 70
remove the roatc from Tldave. also passed by tie
Assembly by vote u q 70 l3 This bill has been re-
ported favoraby by the Committee on Railroads OF the
senate bat not yet been acted on by that House
The Ee ZION ana Registry fOr the City and County
of New-York passed the Assembly this morning by
vote of 81 TO GA party DIVISION The Assembly made
-ut one un'mpOrtant amendment 20 the senate bill, in
which the senate Immediately cOncurred. ana the bill
goes 10 the Governor. The BrOOA!A L4tcllOn "a"
also passed by a vote Of SC to 2G.
The bill ascertain by proper proofs the citizens en-
lted 70 vota in the cities and villages OF the State hav
ing over inhabitants, known as the General Flee
ION law came up. and the senate bill on the same SUD
ect was substituted therefor and passed by vote OF 20
70 D. having first amended, making the hour until
which the Registry Board shall sit instead OF i D. m
The bin 10 amend relating 70 the preservation OF
gpoose Wild deer birds and nsh. as returned from te
senate with amendments also passed the Assembly, mr.
TIdens oyer and Termner Dill was passed oy the &c
clded vote OF So 70 i.
Tn bill 10 improve and regulate Fourthave.. in the
City of &ew-York being announced. Mr. Wtoeck moved
10 amend by inserting provision agreed on By and
between the adherents and opponents Of the BILL az pub
ushed ID THE TRIBUNE Of this morning Mr. Hawkins
VINO has seen very decided in his opposition 10 the differ
ent railroad which have come before the Legs
lature this session, 10 speak, but MI bsted VINO
arose the time was recognized by the mar anu
moved tue previous question which was carried The
bin being put on its passage received vote OF % 70 90
SThereupon M Hawkins and said Mr Speaker,
hereby tender you my unconditional RESIGNATION as
e
receive resignation out Of order and reminded
Mr. Hlwkins that the proper depository OF
bis rl-i gnatiOn was the Secretary Of state.
Mr. Eawklns then left the Chamber. He
Las slice rendered his resignation n writing.
The course OF Col Hawkins reeC ting II did upon the
integrity Of the House received with much dlsayor
the majority Of those present Whllet was CONCEDED
RAT ncted from honest impulse ne was geneTaAy
sIed allowing his impulses 10 govern As action as
a egjsLiiOT. This feeling somewhat modified how
ve on NJ explanation being made OF certain circun
stance, .n cfAuectOn with the Fourthave. Dll Whcn
led 10 lr HawkDs's sudden disgust. The amendpe1t
Offered by Whitbetg was represented 70 De compfo-
mise Iervcen the Company and the East side AssOcla
TONS and upon such representation and DeIier
Nj Hustled moved the previous question, ana tne
amendment; out IL mas since
known that a dispatch received by MT. Monlton
from Mir. Beekman one OF the Committee or tAe East
side Association. stating that 5he compromise was pre-
nd asking that action On the Dill DC delayed I'LL
further particulars could be sent by letter IL Wac upon
rhs that Hawkins desired speak, and being shut on
10y the previous question: he became angry, ana npu
sigely presented Ills res gnatlOn.
The business IN the Assembly tonight was chiefly
the third reading Of bills. The bill Incorporating the
New York and Queens County Bridge Company, which
authorizes the building OF bridge point
ing E!ackwell's Island, passed. bill was passed
10 enable the soldiers OF the Wal Of 1872 who have not
readv been provded with certificates OF their claims
against the General Government 10 procure such GER
tneates upon proper proofs 80 that ther Claims iny
be The Committee OF the Bar Association
arrived here to-day, but beyond holding private con
sultatiOn with certain gentlemen, nothing WAS uOAe III
relation 10 the impeachment OF the Judges
AT a Joint caucus OF the Republican members OF the
legislature this evening, Henry r. Pierson was noni-
mated for Regent OF tie CRlyersity IL pace OI the A
ETastus Corning.