The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

York delegation and have doubt hut that the Hous
coDcurs with HIM in tho lotion he has that
s passage will promote the OF New York city
and State and enhance the general ws.iars Of the emil
grants The committee rose without passing the bill,
The People OF the State Of Ncwvork represented In
Senate and Assembly do enact AZ foliows:-
Sac The 1st section Of the act entitled IAN act
concerning epges in vesssls coming to the port OF
New York" passed February H. 1924 is hereby smeDd
cd so az 70 read as follow isff7
Every msster Oh commander OF any ship or vessel ar
irving the port of New York from any country out Of
the Unied states. from the United States other
than his State shall within twenty -four hours efer the
arrival OF such ship vessel in sid port make report
IN writing on oath ehrmston, to the May oi the
city OF New York or ia case of hs shsence or
INABILITY to serve to the Commits soner Of the Aims House
department Of fsd city Of the ma me, place birth aud
,as isEa residences age and occupalion ofevsy person
not oe'hg citizen OF tho United States and who shall
nave arrived at any place in tne United States from any
ioreign country within the last preceding twelve months
ana VINO snail not have previously pail any sum of
money under or by virtue any tho provsons Of this
act or been bonded under the act hereby amended and
sso AZ such passesSrrs az aforesaid a. shah have
Ia ded or been suffered or permitted 70 land from any
such snip or vessel al any place during such voyYge
BOARD OF any her SHIP weasel or boat with the
lion oil proceeding to sad cty under the penalty sucs
master OF commander, and the owpsr or owners, COO
sgnee or consgnees Of such ship vessel. ssverly
ana resp cuve seventy i've dollars Tor every person
TO Do reported as and Tor per
sou whose name place OF bmh and last legal residence
age ana occupation, either any of par,ic
sha he falsely reported aforesaid to be sued and
recovered az hereinafter provided
sec Tbs second section of the said act il hereby
amended SO as 10 read as iollows:-
1t shall DO the duty of the SAID Mayor in case of
MS ABSENCE sickness or inability TO serve, Tor the
SAID Commissioner 10 require by short endorse ment
on me report OF every such master OF any
sucn ship or vessel to pay to the Mayor, Aldermen.
and Commonaly of the said city of Now York the SUN
OF one dollar as commuation money for each and every
ach passenger 30 as aforesaid arriving vt said city and
~ case aoy OF ssi passengers decrepid infrm
hK.ly 10 become permanent charge said city then
una IN all such cases further require by such endorse
meat as aforesaid every such master snder
pecome and be bound by bond with two sufficient
sure'es wbo shall justify before and to the satisfaction
oi tue sbid may or saii commissioner that they
zach residents OF the city aud county OF New York
are each worth in real estate double the penalty of said
pond over and above tlbiities and ali other
Tor which they may at the time, be bound the people
oil The state OF New York in snch the said or
or IN case his absence or sickness or inability to act
as he said commissioner mey think proper; exceed
ing three hundred dollars each ugsr decropd
ithrm, or likely to tccome permanent charge said
city aud TO indemnify and each every
CITY townsnd county in this State IRON all and every
Pehse and charge, which shall may be incurred by
support Of every such person. aud for the msnienance
aud support Of the child children Of any and every
N case any such person. any such child children
sna a. any time within I've years from the date Of such
bond become chaIgeable 10 any such city, town or
county or either or any OF them.
And the Mayor or Common Council Of any city the
supetntendent OF the poor OF any county or the over
'eers Of the poor OF any town, which city, town
county shall have incurred any expense or charge
aioresad shall be authorised in the Of people
o tha STATE to bring On action upon any such bond and
recover thereupon a sufficient to indemnify such
cly town or county, for all such expenses charges
as aforesaid but no such suit or recovery
De bar TO any other action brought upon such bond fo
otner expenses or charges, incurred the support
maintenance Of any such person. as aforesaid Aud any
sucn master or commander hall neglect refuse,
pay over to the said mayor in Of his absence
sickness or inability 10 ect to the said COMM,
suSh sum OF money ss hereinbeore required commu
ta'ion money Tor each aud every such person. within
ares day. alter the arrival OF such vessel the said port
OF view YORK or in case "A bond shall be required
aforesaid shall refuse to give such bol thin
tno sald three days, such cOmmander
ne owner or owners cons'snee OF consigoses, OF suen
SUPP OF vessel ssvsray ana respectively shall be subject
10 penalty OF $500 for each aid every person whose
account such continuation money, ur such bond may
20 demanded by such mayor commissioner as aiors
said 10 he sued for and recovered in thu same manner
as ~ provided N the fifth section of the act hereby
amended And provided always that in case any sucn
person OF persons for whom bonds msy have been
~ ao esaid shall become cnsTgesbs any such city
county or town as aforesaid shall lawful for
saio master or commander, owner cOnsignee
or consignees OF such vessels the said
take and remove such person persons from the aims
oe designated by tho proper authorities OF sny such
city, county, or town, Tor the reception and sun.
s.sence Of such person or persons, without The writ.
house OF any such CITY the keeper Of the
OF any county 10 which such perssn persons shall
come county charge under like penalty last afoIc
said, to be sned for and recovered haa manner aud
proviaed also that the efussl neglect of any such
mayor, commission O keeper, to give such w,iuen
consent Shall IN NO manner forfeit impair or otherwise
anect The yshiity Of any such bond or bonds.
Pr q u Ahaii not DO iawiI Tor any magistrate or
otner Ohser IL the said city OF New York having
authority 10 make commitments Of vsgfanrs TO commit
any person not citizen Of the United STATES 81 vsgrsn
until the said msgsras ocsr shall have ssce
whether bond, az a,oresa'J has besD given for
person; and 1t sh.l sppear that bond has given
ssa'oresad, within five cars Tor such person ,uch
srae. other OF err shall not commit the ran person
ns vsgrant but shall and hereby 10 give
permt 10 such person. 10 enter and remain In The ams
rouse OF Said city. OF such other place may oes
uated for the subsistence and support OF psupes sioe
sad and every permit so given as last Aforesaid upon
winch such person persons shall spter rald sims
"A
be. ach OF such b I'd.
sec. 4. The ssid mayor, aldermen and commonalty Of
the city Of Now York. are hereby authorized and en-
powered 10 pass oil such laws and as in
Jncg nens mey be Necessary or proper carry iu
eject me ACT hereby amepded; and 10 prescrbe pspa
ties for the nonobsfrvsncs violation sny sucn or
dnaDce, not to exceed hundred dollars for each
violation may t,lee. "A -
SAD All every Of the provisions Of the said Get
not herewith are hereby decaredto be and
TO continue and remain in full power and effect
Sac. g. This act shall take eject mmed ly.
The BosTos RoBBsKs.-The examination of the
prisoners William Brown, William Moron, aud
George Be- H. was continued In the police Of Bos-
ton on Thursday The substance Of the testimony ad
iuced was as iolow, MIR Pollard the landlord Of the
suffolk Hall, where Bell and Brown boarded, testified
10 having purchased pork and bread answering to the
description Of the emnants found in Currier rrois
Store on the Saturday before the robbery; and his wife
also sworo to Browns wife having taken up TO her
for her husband dinner unusual quantity Of fsod on
that day. She also stated that the night Of Sunday
the 3Ist inst about ~ O'Clock, she heard noise in
Browns room, which directly over her sleepiue
apartment considerable noise which sounded like the
moving of trunks, and also talking; and that ~
O'Clock she heard the door of the Unlocked, ana
two persons como down stairs and let out; and
on going 20 her door, she Mrs b. going up stairs
and that after this all quiet Mrs. r. also testified
that Brown had once Ia ice planned her Of being
short Of money Mr. Gaut baker that the beet
OF his belief the remnant Of pisee Of French bread
found in The OF hs make; and also that he sold
to Pollard bread like 1t on Saturday, Jan 30 watch
man testified to having seen porson, resembling Bell
IN the vicinity Of Cuirsr Trotis store. at di6cr
eDt timss, on sunday morning. Jan 81, between the
hours OF and o'clock. Another witness testified TO
bearing noise In turrlcr Trots store, on Saturday
hight. about III o'clock Mr. Cooley, another witness
also testified to having been Introduced Morton some
time siuco end having met him again on Friday night
last at public bouse in fremont Row. when ST. took
him ahde md faid TO him that he (M) thief had
beliAved him fCoolavl ha