New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25

cause the SEINE be published under his direction end
supervision. To Committee Of the Whole:
by Mr. Clsney-Preamble setting forth that bll now
before the Legislature to surrender for dissection 70 the
Different MGdee Colleges throughout the STATE ell dead
bodies remaining unclaimed nareccgnized within -
hours that the passage Of the law win be proiuctys Of
great evil In deprivbg Of Christian burial any pers,n
dying q, distance from home that the Law Is repugns
TO The finer feelings Of our nature and uncsnsd for win
resolution that the members Of the Legislature bereqaested
BY Mr. McClsre-That lamps be placed in Thirty ,sv.
erih st. from Tenth TO Hudson River according %
resolution passed by the late Common Council To CJm
lie preamble and resolution Of Mr. Brush stating thai
psutersrn and crime the increase in this city and
hat the Legislature be memorazed to pss prohbsto
law &c laid stthe last meeting wascaliet up
Mr Kennedy offered an amendment that the Legisis
re be requested nd the Licens Law ~ relates 10
,b civ go % 10 a the rate Of Excise License at $780,
and to prohibit the granting Of an Excise License to any
rerson who deals the same premises IN otnef mescnsn
disc The amendment and also the original resolution
The resolution Of Mr. Holder rendering h.nks :, the
crews of the vessels who noby resked their yes Id the
rescue OF the passengers &c. Of the San Francisco w
called up and amended by mover by striking Gus the words
'.the whole world. and as amended adopted
The resolution Of Mr. Kennedy 10 amend rules 90 a. 70
call resolutions in numerical order. wa called up aid
adopted. 49,. -. .. -
plant is made in relaioo to Inc rresusry. &C, 81 ine
Peek clip and Wiamsburgh Ferry boats with resolution
thu the Committee on Ferries inquire aud report whether
the company running their boats IN conformity TO the
tFTI
The resolution of Mr. Beakley that the Committee on
Ordinances report an ordinance reducing the salary OF
Cooperation Attorney to o. 200 year. was called up ana
adopted.
Resolution that Controller pay more money on &C
Of the contracts for cleaning streets until otherwise
ordered. Coneurred 10.
The Board then went into Committee OF The whole, MI
ertmiah in the Chair
A resolution BY Mr. Ssmmis that special committee OF
FIVE be appointed make suitable arrangements for the
celebration Of washingtons Birthday, aud that the City
Hall be lumin ated with the usual transparency. Passed
to third reading, and Messrs sammis, Forbes Clancy
Wild and Tuttle appointed the Committee.
Resolution by Mr.. Healy that special committee OF
Eve be appointed report upon the popoty OF en- ord
other measure to have the pratns siyertins
furnishing of stationery, &c performed agreeably 70 the
amended charter Adopted, and Messrs Heay. Hodgkn.
SON North Pinckney and Cannon appointed the ttec
The Board then adjourned to the first Monday in Feb
rusry
On the question of memorazng 70 the Legislature for
the passage Of stringent law probbitoy OF the sale OF
spiriuous liquors. the having been called up for the
attention of the Board by Councilman Brush quite an ex
citing debate occurred Mr. jackson having moved the re-
ference of the resolution 10 the Committee on Public
Mr. Holder rose and strongly expressed his opposition
10 the reference of the resolution and sSdi Ibis quos
ton of moral principles OF vice In eontradstnccn
10 virtue Of morality against fostering corruptiny evil
The friends OF morality onp ask the same time Tor tho ex
ercse and of true morality in this City that the
friends Of rum have had that is TO two hundred years
am of opinion member of this Board will oppose the
enactment of such law ard DO not wish my remarks
10 be understood as a threat but cannot believe that
any one viii dare oppose this moral principle. Mr. H.
said that il evident that the time has come when some
thing be done to stay the flood OF crime and pau
Mr. Kennedy opposed the resolution saying that he
opposed to the adoption of law which no man VINO mad
ok en- the subject consideration would say could De en-
forced In this CITY Such law mis- be executed In the
Iu,al districts il had been in rural States, and would
doubtless prove benefit but to the great CITY OF New
York with its immense commercially the very com
nece of the City itself forbids the adoption OF prohibit
CRY Of the character proposed and the failure TO exc
cute the %E SS'S y an S power
of persons disposed to prevent the execution OF he
laws. e :,
order 10 permit the main question. 80
MIR Brush 90 heart and hand for the adoption OF the
resolution for fully satisfied that su III law yin
prove the salvation of the City, aud II Is the only thng
that work out that salvation. -, An
MIR Kennedy proposed amendment to have the u
cepse fee 10 $780, and the present law 30 amend
ed as 10 prevent the sale OF liquor in the same premise.
where other merchandise is sold instead Oh the proposed
prChibitory law. ,,,,,.
NOT be executed ia this City Il makes my che ks mantle
with shame that be said that the laws OF our land
cannot be sustained do not believe til know they can
he am in favor OF the adoption OF this resolution Tor
il the great of the crime and paaperism prevalent IN
this Civ II is absolutely frghtiu that 900 arrests have
been in this City in one year. and this mostly caused
by rum The gentleman also opposed the amendnent as
anti Democrutc saying, This legislation Tor the few
against the many and this is not true Democracy IL
Twill give the rich man his wines prevent he poor
man1rom an indulgence according TO his meanst viii be
pre MUM to the Increase Of gilded saloons and hotels
w6o afford pay the increased license while me poor
"man will be prevented from obtaining livelihood by the
same traffic. Il,
blr Pinckney deemed the amendment foreign TO the
ueon and expressed his disbelief In the statement that
be laws could not be sustained in the City Of Now York
recent instance proved the contrary and he could not
realize that one citizen would oppose the laws lie also
stated that he was opposed TO the amendment since ne
had always doubted the right Of the Legislature to author
ize by Incense a 20 poison bis fellow men The
further remarks Of the gentlemen were pertinent and ap
proprate in opposition to the amendment and In favor OF
The original resolution ,,,
ouborize policeman to enter his house and search his
bureau for LIQUOR and II 1t should be attempted by any
man believing II to be illegal, as he did, said that he
would blow out the brains of any man that auempedt
Mr. futile ssd-I am opposed to more stringent laws
until II has been established that the present laws are IN
sufficient think the present laws are sufhcieny strin
gent If enforced and should like to zee them enforced
before other laws shall be adopted.
After few remarks from other members OF the Board
the question being taken the amendment Il was lost,
IL 10 o. The question then being taken on the Original
question II was also lost by vote OF % yeas to 50 nays
The vote on this question was az follows
YEAs-Meas YOUNG, Wainwright See hsdsr Cooret b1osn'
T. smith Hustled PnekBsy Curry, C0novsr Earle nsr's''
EGYs-StesT Henry smith Cannon Clifton clssry, E.sy,
seeey Gray Wild Crawford Roe Reed Phillips Elliott roress
s.nps Moueghan Vermlye Beskey, Hofgktason, esmsss
Lsnbreebt Frye GafDey Aeclsye, Vsfan Pearson sesh
GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS HOUSE.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Governors Of tbs
Alma House was held At the R0upda yesterday afternoon