New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10
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Ar,.Sr. Saturday night Msrch 9.
Nine weeks. save one day. have elapsed sincs
he Leyisla,ure assembled On TUESDAY there VII
bA no business done and in addition to the snnl'
81 aourupriarion bills the necessary financial IL
ouirie. and padits. the sguslzing O. direct taxa
ron. many general measures now under Considers
ton, such as the Supervisors Powers New iofA
City cha-tar Rate Of Interest Canal BIS, MsHled
woneas Hsh,s the Land Limitation Teaures
Adultery. and Capita, Punishment
The NV co~s-rrrrioS szihorzes O. requires Laws
70 Be made relative to paying owHeTsior private property
taken for public uses opening private roads codyins
the Common Law regulating and reforming the Prse-
tee Of the Courts excluding from voting persons guilty
Of bribery larceny OF other Infamous crime Furnishing
betting a. elections. AsceTtanins y proofs TIE citizens
sated 10 vote de mating the Chief Judge OF the Court
Of Appeals selecting and classifying Justices Of sad
Court desigusng Justices 70 preside Al general terms
Of tie Supreme Courts axing salaries Of me Appeal and
Supreme Courts Judges and The CLERK ax.ng tue times
and places Of holding the terms Of the Court Of Appeals
snd Of the general and special terms q the Supreme
Court n esch Of tie eisht districts and OF he Circuh
Courts and Courts Of Oyer and iermner prescribing
the times when the Judges q the Appeal and supreme
Courts shall be elected dennns the criminal j1risdle
ton &c Of Courts OF Sessions and the wages o. Jus
tees employed therein providing In certain Countes Tor
the election of sepsrse Surrogate regulating the num-
Der and Classification Of the justices o. ine peace pre-
scrhug the times and manner o. eeculs JUDICIAL on
GERS IN cities and villages defining the powers and du-
ties Of county clerks Supreme Court clerks sutnoT
izlng spDeas from loca. Tribunals n cEi9 dLecly mo
the Appeal Court providing for the speedy publication
Of statutes and Judicial decisions esAShsnnz ul9u'
usls Of c0nc.isCou prcfdlrE ilr me of-aA.Aetioh
of the Court Of Appee-, and Tor transieruHs % u
the business pending Ia the Court for ne Correction
OF Errors and Ter SLOWING Wriu Of Error. from the
DEGREES Of the present. Court % Cnsncery hnd Supreme
Court and u the new Courts 70 be created enactng
general provisions. under which corporauons except
municoaD may be created determining the liability OF
corporations providing ample security Tor the recemp-
ton OF registered bank notes requiring sherns 70 re
new their securities prescribing the modc o. slecroa
or appointment Of certain ohceTs, and declaring as 10
their duration. and A. 70 the Tune oil certain eecuons
providing for the removal OF bad missionaries resolv
inR who shall oe excused from nsntns directing the
time and Of eecnns milns oihcers prescribing
a. to the Commsssry Generals securities declaring ~
70 what causes now pending the new Supreme Court
may hear and determine providing IN secure manner
Tor the recording and ekeepng In the nost vantage
GUS wsy Of all moneys securities orceree 70 be placed
under the control a any court ss also those row under
the control Of the Court Of Chancery and - clerks &c
Msuy Of these laws required 70 be passed imnned
Atey aud more equitable enactment In cases - civil &C.
for libel with law u awe the accused citizen ai IN
Earone the last word. IN bis defence are much re-
CURED Unless there is method systen, order and two
slttnes day, much vii be done H. and much more
neglected.
Messrs Denniston and sanford (Sensior Beach dis
sentne) propose to appropriate s9loo2O to CAnA en-
argements and improvements. Tart money IN the
hands Of the Commissioner part surplus oil $50 part
surplus - ls47 sna ts r,sT money likely % De real
red from defsuung banks from loan 70 this city, &c
I 90 saith The report 20 the Senate.
| Capt Morriss remains are 70 be istcred aere nex,
Tuesday with every possible marx al respect 70 MS
memoir If course the Legislature will take part the
/ procession.
There are very msny memorials sent in from taous
snds Of both earnestly Urging Inst clear distinct
and effective laws may Be passed declaring seduction
and adultery not vices merely but penal offences.
In SENATE to-day much said about the poor en-
/ igAnt passengers Honorable gentlemen were indg'
lsut az practice assumed 20 exist of tendns the
lspers the psupers essed feeble msined halt sud
/ lame Of Europe hithfr. % be burden on America
& Mr. BARXkR assumed that the City OF New-fork
would largely profit BY toe tax on immigration snd re
ferred on. keen neighboTs in Mas.achusetfs. VINO
levied 10000 last year from Immigrant. aud only ex.
/ ptuded s3001 on foreign psupers-sTS net pfont Oh
import tax on poor settlers. S2IOvO MOVING IS DC,
the strength and wealth which th!s Union has derived
from immigration result OF the foAies Of European
nations dare now trust myself to make comments
/ On what hesr here.
Senator HAMS has introduced bill providing that
] the Recorder, Chamberlain Surveyor, City Attorney
and superintendents snd Over,eers Of the Poor sha
be elected 2. the Charter Elections that the Recorder
snail serve for four years ard the ChunDeHhn treas
! urerl ard Surveyor for two.
! Nj AlabsB, nom the Landlords and Tenants Com
mttee has reported bill providing that, when farm
snds leased for any term over IL years shall revert TO
the essor he shall pay for the Improvements according
10 vsuaon 10 be made by three men In each County
be selected by the County Board of Supervisors II
toe lessor proprietor refuse TO pay the appraised
value the tenant thAll have the privilege OF paying
the sum per acre the interest OF which will be equva
lent 10 the received and thereupon be entitled "a
receive fee simple ute from the landlord" Thi'
I would be great change.
Mr. WALSH killed OF the monopoly in the PILor BILL
to-day he did the proportion 70 sell dead men bone
| and ashes tother day, By ready exhibition Of the
necessary quantity OF COMMON sense He moved 10 re
eonml, IL with instructions provide for the licensing
Of all qualified persons. whether they b. or had mo-
been appointed. Carried % TO 81 ihotsa no quorum
present
The question, and 1t s very important one, Of whs
be the municipal esulatons, under which city
already large London was 100 years ago, shall b
governed hereafter was before me Assembly to-day
The whole deleg anon from Nev.lork, requested tina
the consideration of your City Charter amendment
should be referred them In the FIRST instance Ia orde
that they might make effort 20 frame bill covering
such charter as the Legislature would sppruve, ane
your fellow citizens thereafter adopt in preference Il
that under which they are now governed As the Legs
latere check and amend the work OF The committee
and As the People veto or approve Of what may
be submitted 70 them, am glad that this course wa
adopted.
Public Neutrality-suspicious. Of Schools.
discussion as 70 the Abolition OF TIE county super
intendents Of Education elected some strong remark
/ from Mr. sHuawAY. He affirmed that the Boards o
Supervisors uoy generally appoint some young man
their isvorte and most probably out OF ousiness-usu
ally uneducsted person, one who never schoo
and knows little Of the important dulles re s called OF
TO perform. This person perSmbulstss the county n
hears tie scholars read &C. he examines their penmar
ship tothifds Of them being perhaps better qualified
that way than himself In short he intereres continually
10 that which he knows very little sbout Mr. Boss Of
the contrary defended the system-it produced publ
, exhibitions and emulGrOl-.i was Democraac-And oil
much good
The Sc SupeTintsndents cost the State Slf5ol
and the Counties other Sl45OO. II they are eincien
overseer of the - 600 District Schools OF this state
visitation and examination, they very richly oeserv
their very small ncomes-but not II composed OF PEI
cons drawn within the maelstrom OF County Polities
do not know position would prefer 10 occupy had
4 choice 70 that Of wstchman over the education
1900 children 81 900 schools these being the sverss
numbers under each OF the S Superintesdents.
age when Thousands Of teachers are pad With
Sl0s month and where talent and character suhcier
go schools for sysar and to open and sna'
gallery door or ot6er sucn mechsncs duty. 70
!, Legislature for Eve CT sx months, receive Ike II
y ward must be allowed 10 doubt the REALITY OF nan
n Of popular elections. The handspring OF Frecdor
lacks force sad elasticity The sad inhex5le II
. PGbAcSns Of Crom Ees days failed 10 make Republics
Institutions work becsnss ne people faied Charles an
Igraas nd oh-eved arceT