City Intellagence.'
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Police ONCE e-SuNpAy.-AmAuLT WITH INTENT TO
KmL-A man named Robert Kyle arrested to-day for
assaulting man named Benjamn Parker Of No % Ca
Uterine street. with knife He stabbed him severely In
the back, but the wound is not likely to prove fatal


A CLosE sHAvE-A tsilor named Thomas Barrett was
arrested to-day upon charge Of false preences in hav
ing obtained $25 worth Of coh from Dan Close, Of 76
Cherry street. to make up into four coats by representing
that he was tailor in good business and resided at 50
East Broadway The coats not being delivered accord.
ing to sg cement, he was arrested.


COroner's OMce.-Nothing at the Coroners Office
to- day.


NEW YoRK LEGISLATURE In the Senate on
Friday, Mr.. JONES called up the joint resolutions
reported by the committee on commerce and navi-
CATION, relative te the subject of Pilotage.


Mr.. BARLOW said he had intended to submit his
views at some length on this subject but he had
been so fully anticipated by the Senator from the
4,h (Mr. Clark) that he should coRfne himself to
very few remarks Mr.. B went on briefly TO argue
that the subject belonged TO Congress


Messrs. Lori, JONES, HAND and BEERS sustained
the resolutions; and Messrs PUTNAM, and Folsom
opposed them.


Mr.. CLARK moved to amend the resolutions bv
striking out the words !" of questionable consiitu.
tionaIity," and unjust" He was willing to ad.
init that the law OF Congress was unequal IN its
operation.


Mr.. JONES was willing to accede TO the first
amendment, because he wished to obtain unani-
nous vote, at least from the democratic side oi
the Senate. in favor OF the resolutions


The motion TO strike out the words OF ',ques-
tionabe conslitutionality" carried but that to
strike out the word unjust" was lost.


The debate was continued until alter the usual
hour of adjournment, but without taking the main
question, the subject was passed over.


Adjourned to II o'clock on Monday morning