New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-14
ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDlNGS.
THE IMPEACHMENT MANAGERS REvIEwED-UN-
SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO ADD MR.. TlLDEN
TO THE MANAGERs-REsIGNATI0N OF SUPER
INTENDENT MILLER-PREPARING FOR AN
ADJoURNNENT-A REGISTRY LAW IN NEW
YORK.
lPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuNBI
ALBANY, May 13.-In the Assembly this even
ing Mr.. Avord to question Of privilege, and
severely denounced The Eep-York Times account OF
several scandalous articles which have recently
appeared in its editorial columns, and which, at his
request. were read from the Clerks desk. He was
followed by Messrs. Hustled Vedder, Tlden, Niles,
Strahan, and the Speaker. After an hour ana
half had been wasted in this way Mr. Kngsland moved
suspend the order Of business for the purpose OF intro
ducing resolution to add Mr. nlden to the Managers
already appointed by the House to prosecute the i'm
parchment OF Judge Barnard. This motion lost by
q vote Of 50 Yeas to 40 Nays, twothrds being
required. The introduction Of the motion was
sufficient however TO draw from Mr.. Alvord the decla-
ration that ho would Immediately resign II
Mr.. Tiden be added to tho prosecution. Mr.
Prince, when his name was called, paid warm
tribute to the zeal. ability, hard work, and
influence which Mr. Tlden had brought to bear in the
prosecution Judges and ascbed the highest honors
to that gentleman. In the few remarks which Mr. I'll
den made the earlier part OF the evening" he said that
the Assembly had released him from very arduous and
burdensome work. and that he was far from having any
to complain. The proceedings tonight show the
existence Of good deal of ieeling. which the intern
perae OF Messrs Vedder and Avord has rather
intensified than allayed
Both the Senate and Assembly have been chiefly
occupied to-day in cleaning the odds and ends Of bust
in preparation for the final adjournment which it
is hoped may be reached by tomorrow night
In the Senate, an attempt was made to kill the Gen.
trail Underground bill, by calling it up in thin Senate
but Mr. Madden withdrew his motion to take up the BILL
being appealed to by several Senators friendly to the
bill TO give 1t fair chance.
The Conference Committee the Supply bAl and the
Extraordinary Canal Repair bill have been in session.
and their reports will be acted tomorrow. The Tax
and Deficiency bills were passed.
Mr. Miller, superintendent Of the Insurance Depart
ment sent In his resignation this afternoon and the
Governor has sent in the name OF Smith NJ Weed OF
Clinton County as his His confirmation is
considered little doubtful
The Senate has requested the Governor to convene
that body In extra session, Immediately after adjourn
ment for the trial Of Judge Prnde Of Chenango County
The Governor has appointed Tuesday the 2Sh inst for
further hearing in the matter Of the charges preferred
against Judge Curtis Of the Marine Court
The Registry law for New-YOrk City having been re-
called from the Executive Chamber, and amended in
some unmportant particulars to meet the views Of the
Governor, has to-day gone back, and will receive his
Excelency's signature. The Rifle Range bill failed TO
pass the Senate by single vote but Senator Perry VIII
endeayor " get il through tomorrow.