New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-22

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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
AIsAST } P. M-Tussdsy. April ~
have this morning got hold OF Messrs Curry
and McWhorer's Report on Tipping Houses and
licensed Schools Of Intenperance where our ca.
diets for admission into the State Prison usually
complete their studies. Here is an extract
Within tie last ninety days snd since We have been
here convened and engaged in Legislative duties our
ears have been panied and seBsiores sggrisved al
most BIZ the cries OF twelve human beings sacrificed In
the Counties Of Albany. sehenectsdy sud sehohsrie,
upon the altar Of this inhuman uzihc and -ne other
husband and father 10 TIE City OF Rochester nas been
sent unvarned into eternity by reckless children Of
rum within the period. OF these victims OF the
tsic four men persisted In the highway from drunken
ness and two children from crunEennes' N the pres
OF parents. themselves drunk. One mother and
her FIVE children were burned alive. One o9y was
stabbed and his bowels ripped out By drunken men
In the public street. within six miles OF this Capt
toll and the in Rochester killed BY blow upon the
head with billet Of wood By two boys inaSned oy and
,hirstng for = rhisky.
- In the vsir- York Ere1iry Pet Il some time
r. since published, that rss Kindred and dyLy bo1iss
OF human beings Nly uh1 Ocu rum
we're gathered up In the streets OF that city BY the
ECoroner and buried II the year lsi5, at tue public
81 expense.
II this number died In the s,rsa5 We leave 70 con
lecture how many died from the szme cause 10 othS-
PLACES
Is it not time that ,hrou ghout the Union. open
WAR were waged with this dreadful and noisome
pesience which destroyed the independence Of the In
dian, ;hinned bis numbers, commits murder. robbery
and a; noon-dsy and has levied It's hundreds OF
millions from the children Of homes, Industry to be
seusndered by the offspring Of sin and Guilt
Last night saw number OF good locking youths IN
Broadway marching 10 martial music the faces OF
Of them flushed with the csrousss Of early ltemper.
But for whisky there would be fewer agents Of
Mr. Polk TO condemn Mexico 10 the bondage OF Southern
Slavery which England bss inflicted on Ireland tor many
centuries The battle Of san Jacino fought eleven
years ago tomorrow. and next day SAINTS Anna wss
prisoner When IS the struggle for the spread Of Slave
~ In the South and Of boated !ntemperance every
where 10 end The North is 70 the South as TWO 10 one
in number yet rho deny that savehoders united,
govern the Republic
Mr. GorID prevailed on the House last uight to or.
der that the Abolition Of Capital Punishment bill be
Ayes 80 Noes 3d. Absent So Mr. Balcom, last night,
upon the journals his notice Of an intended CON
ClLIATlON BILL. il wl come too late for any prsc-
teal purpose, Whatever It's principle may BE-
$4,000 10 Academies an this State
Mr. BAscoM moved that the school Committee be In
sructed ~ bring In bill providing for the distribution
among the Schools and Academies Of this State that
may be embraced 10 the apPortonments OF the Regsn,
Of the University s2UOO from the Literature Fund and
SIS 900 from the L : Deposi,e Fund Ayes o5 Noes
Absent 5s-Adopted. Noes Ailins Carpenter, Sic
kles Stewart and Weeden Mr.. Bloss moved recon
siderstiOn about forms and rules was got up.
with motions for sdjournmsnt SC the very details
Of which III or folio coUnHs Of The Journal and the
main question STAYED OF. hall the members and
fec being found ABSENT. Governor Bouck, now
Of the Customs n Y has vacated his seat ss Regent
Of the University.
A Report has been received from the Keeper Of the
Mount Pleasant state Prison az to the punishment" in
use. Iii 10 De printed.
The Coumssioner's Report shows ,hst persons are
employed 81 IS 10 Is - per day Canal Engineers
beside o. w. Childs, at s2,OoO 50 Chief Engineer
C0Dqmissary- General St0rHls's Rep0rf-ArseHdis,
Magazines, SC.
Enclosed you have Al o<tsvo OF 10 pages. by hr.
Storms being the annual history Of his Department.
There are he tells US IL Arsensls. viz q. New YORK,
Albany Buffalo, Batavia. Onondsgs Hollow, Canandsi.
qua Wstertown, Elizsoe,htown Essex Co Malone and
Russell Clinton Co also depot Al West Troy. Esch
Arsenal has military keeper. There are three
state Magazines, viz Nevfork island. at Albany,
and at staten Island. Mr.. storms recommends that
new State Arsenal may be built near Hamionsquare,
about the of Manhattan Island near sixty fourth Ct
He grumbes because the Constitution requires him to
give security FOR the faithful payment OF puoc moneys
and thinks 10 should only be 10 the amount OF quarterly
Disbursements His salary is 500 He asks thatit msy
be increased to $500 besides free house and mileage.
The patronage In his gift Is considerable He appoints
III Keepers OF hfseuds lhutftft &C priv
perry worth million under his control
Subject 10 Governor ioungs order, Mr. Storms Is re-
CURED furnish all necessary arms and equ pents az
the States expense and be asks IN addition TO what
hand 4 COZ 25 marques % garrison hags
SIP DRUMS 5l2 hfrs 500 Sergeznts and CorPorss'
swords and belts . bugles 81 % knapsacks and sls
2O for the erection Of q arores for our o. militia reg
meuts To enable him pay fer the equipage &c. he
asks s3000O0 which OF course be would expend very
carefully He estimates the value Of military stores IN
the magazine Albany al Silili3 OF thu 80 lots on
Center Elm. &c streets. New York, AZ slOOOVO and OF
the munitions OF war there, At S3lO,IiL
The Commisssry's returns are fair average OF what
glory brings he has sold IN caHisTs, &c, value
STA. and expended on "L,BoR s54Vi no other de
tails Trophy building sheds and repairs Of al kinds
In the State s. 2S Anti Rent difficulties 633 sun
dry other expenses 81 9so -" Powder ball and CAMS
tiers g. 7l6~ In Items explaining nothing 70 the
public he thus dsposes Of expenditure OF s5,7Js BY
him In s46 Bai can any one ascertain from hs
page H. t he had expended 1880 on labor and otaT e.
pcgss5
Complaints against the Bank Of Densrills.
The committee on the petitions about his bank cave
reported the evidence TO the House but DO not advise
It's pu bicstion believing that II would be ibelous Mr.
BLoDoErT asked Mr. Esdley, the Chairman, whether
the Directors had not taken the profits made by the
bank bought up is stock Herewith and used that stoeE
70 control the election 81 is officers and managers Nj
HApLEY gave no definite answer. Ar. FLANDERS
said hat the parties complain Of wished the whole 10
70 10 the public Mr. GOULD thought that II the House
printed these documents action for libel might lie
against the printer and referred 70 recent bnush case,
where the Court OF Kings Bench refused 70 eonnrm
decision against the printer 70 the House Of Commons
because that House the judge OF its privileges as
gh court He thought that this Assembly mad not
equal powers they being defined by law Have We not
he la parlazeufdra under general adoption Of the
aw. of En.andf The House refused 70 prnt the doc.
umen with the report BY vote OF 81 10 80 and agreed
to the report By large majority
7emperoncs BEl-M,yOrIty and Minority ReDoTt
I send you the Report. of both sides the Whisky
License Law also the bill reported by Mr. Curry from
the minority have read both Repors ou; "a only i
Or lg working days Ct the Session remain think II
very probable that the Aw vii remain for the present
The opponents 81 Licenses say that at the election he'd
asst spring msjOrly Of 65799 electors voted No IL
-ESsE-thA; the number Of remonstrsnts against re-
peal Of the law OF last year exceeds the number Of pc
rroners for a return 70 the old License System, ~
3 OOO 10 30 600 names including about 1900 persons
who are sufferers from the nemperance OF fathers nus
band. and orothers-thst the bill has not oeen year
Ia operation due time hsd not been given 20 ascertain
n. .-c,s The object Of the EXCISE Law was 70 pre-
vent Crime bv restraining the sale Of Intoxicating drinks
he trasc ia which i great public eviand i carries
out the principle that the majority 70 govern IN mat
rs respecting the common interest welfare or nsppi
pss. and the general safety. The Petitioners and Re
are ~ to 10000 II number.
The Excise Law not hinder the people OF sryeiy
o- ,own which desires TO have men licensed to make
animals and paupers and dr1nksrts 10 license a. I
navy a, ,bey please within their limits Ia the country
,oVn. Uh.rs ne vote No LICENSE the trsric has