New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09
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In Senate yesterday, considerable bushes, was done
but none Of remarkable Importance, except amending
the Bank Basis law so as to take L. s. stocks in full
instead Of onehaf The bid to amend the charter Of
the New.York Juvenile Asy lum. was passed.
In Assembly, a bin was introduced to correct some
verbal errors in the NewYOrk Charter Amendments
The Juvenile Asylum amendments we're cOncurred in
The Committee of investigation in regard 70 the
Art Union reported to the Assembly yesterday They
state that institution was on false basis and worked
badly, but that dishonesty has been proved against
the managers.
Some important verbal amendments TO our Amended
Charter proposed in the Legislature yesterday
They are simply provide for the drawing for terms Of
Office by the Aldermen, that drawing the word Odd
will give those from Wards having odd number the
short term of year. it being the intention Of the
law that half the Alderman ha be elected each year
We shall then elect say from the Ist, lid, Vtb &c.
Wards in November, 1854; and from the lid, WITH,
With, &c, in November, 1855. The sense was, Of
course, obvious, without the correction.
The Trainer Case created some little excitement
yesterday in Brooklyn. The attached parties we're
brought up, when Capt Rynders excused his conduct
by saying in effect that he had mistaken the jurisdic
ten Of the Court He was admonished and discharged
Deputy Sheriff Crombey also discharged, on bis
own recOgDzance Miss Porter was set at liberty and
the child placed in charge Of Sheriff Lott TO be dis
posed Of hereafter
The Aldermen met last night. There was a sad ex-
preston Of chastened upon their usually Joyous
countenances as if great calamity had overcome
them A few timid petitions were read and referred;
lot Of vetoes from the Mayor received, one or two
resolutions Of inquiry proposed and then, with inward
explosives against Controller Flagg the Press and the
People, the exles silently (aDd sobery) departed (On
FOOT from the now hateful precincts of the Adermanc
chamber, many of them mutteTng curses not loud but
deep, upon the fate 80 recently pronounced upon them
The Mayor last night vetoed the resolution authoriz-
ing Deghue & Co. TO take up Perrines absurdty aud
put down their pavement His reasons were, that the
thing should have been done by advertised proposals
stead Of resolution of the Common Council
The very common exception Of Church property
from taxation was last nigh made the subject Of
me sage to the Aldermen, by Mayor WesterSet. He
considers the plea of inability to pay unsatisfactory,
and one which might quite as reasonably come from a
private individual as from corporation
We publish this morning weeks later intelligence
from California, received by the steamer FL Dorado at
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weeks later than previous advices teegraphed day
before yesterday from NewO have yet reached
u.s. The news received is not of special moment The
accounts from the mines continue to be favorable BY
the same arrival have received adyces from Austria
liza of later date, which will be found in our columns
summary of interesting political news from Jamaica
is contained in the letterof our correspondent
Later advices from Utah which we publish in full.
represent the Latter Day Saints in condition of
palmy prosperity. Gov Brigham Young was on visit
among the Indians Of the interior and has issued proc
lamaion ordering the employment of military force
against certain marsuding Mexicans who infested the
country.
Later news from Mexico states that over forty news.
papers had been suppressed the army re6rganized
and fixed at $1,000 men, the permanent force being
26GCO We also furnished By 2 700 miles telegraph
with the astonishing intelligence that Santa Ana has
suppressed cigar smoking in theaters.
We learn that Carlyaia has been released. aud has
commenced suit against the u 5 Marshal for false arrest
and imprisonment.
riot and attack on Father Gavazzi occurred
at Quebec on Tuesday night. Father G was delivering
the second of his Course of Lectures in the Free
Church, and made the remark that RibbOnsm had ex-
tended the Inquisition Ireland One in the au-
6ience cried out That's lie - upon which the house
was attacked and the speaker driven from the pulpit
with blows detachment of soldiers endedthe matter
Father G. left the city the same night.
The Massachusetts Constitutional Convention have
decided against property qualification for voters and in
favor of the secret ballot
THE TURKISH QUESTION.
We print this morning in the letters from
pondents ard IN extracts from British and French Jour
mails the fullest details 10 the recent proceedings at
Constantinople They certainly bear warlike aspect
but We are not convinced that Russia viii make war On
the grounds which have induced the sudden departure
of her Ambassador from COnstantinople Ii she is
really determined on marching her armies against
Turkey, and on lighting up the fires Of general