Correspondence OF The Tribune.
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To-day has witnessed an exciting scene in the
Assembly. 1t being motion day, the motion for
a Constitutional Contention was called up, and,
as usual the Old Hunkers' ~ attempted to
smother the unwelcome bantling at the outset,
but they were foored by a majority OF fourteen.
The managers were very indignant, but 1t was OF
no use HOFFMAN, then gave the "Old tiunkefs y
a trouncing and the debate was continued until
the adjournment without any question being Ia
ken. The resolution instructing the Committee
to report bill for the Convention will pass the
Assembly, and SO believe will the bill ITSELF
The sold Hunkcrs " fight this proposition with
desperation, feeling that in it is involved ques-
ton of life or death to them.


The Tax bill passed the House to-day, with an
amendment excepting the Twelfth Ward from
certain nor;iors of the tax Yours. &c.
NNA' ~ WATCHTOW Err.