New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-02

! the Secretary Of State. the report says:
In ooneuOn the separation Of these two Offices and the
tn Fsnera ,urer,oa Of of!i-
sA siatssht spS proper in hemssiss,E.pS in .eors
and uss. rseomsndaion Of the genera. pas faic-
toIek whos. Toon have en.b ed thea 70 be tbs mo e'Pe
me Committee guided by these considerations ask leave
/ IN in,roo nee the following bill;
AN AGA the Office Of state Superintendent Of Conn'n
fSe Pe,, fae If Ys. York rrsenid s-na and Al
sSl1os There sb. BE- b. ont ballot Of the sna..
ane Asmey Q. aas h oD s.pey % eur said OFF,
state S. o. Common Schools Tho sna hod ns once
ali the dues be subject TO sshe now enfrr,d
supe!ipterdtnt OF I Onmon Schools , -, -. ,,,,
SIC The so appointed shall enie5
h dutis a. shall be Encd suitable AID
eouveui rooms STATE Hall 70 when al books Paoes al
5oS sboo DsaTment .h ran,ed shall
srru, ssry Of go PAYABLE 2l1ri y NE %
Point Deputy and CLERKS not exec dins taes = 5s
mept compensation Of s9eh DEPUTY and CLERKS .ha no.
1esse $50 any oGs s cobY .u he eslt5ea.s Of he
&c .b be the dut, of the State supsri sndeut
uGy prsccae after OF his term to de-
e with s1.S Too' aS STis be S a ia the
ofee Of The serelsIJ Of sate he1 'aa 'n e o we f1
time to time Is often e. lsy BE reseay 1G2e - p
orders him be authenticated lndsr slcn
seal End resed shs be evidence equally and in
SEC II shan be the dat, Of Superintendent visit
eboo. AsSeU and etbef literary nst he state
he may to pg % i1G 1S sous a to b
re.p Of such visitation and inspection sDnas to The
with and suggestions a be NAV deem SUIT
able ,,,, FL, -.
Board Of Regents Of University and Chat man Of the tec1
Of the Board OF Regents OF the safe Normal
SEC G. This &C, shall take effect Immediately
EXECUTIVE
The following are the nominations sent in by the Cover
Charles whiting Jr Kinderhook orle Reed LansnsburEh;
Josiah n B.
sell Falls John Juison sl.s Gilbert o551nsb1rEai
Ooo Cherry Valley Joseph Cornell Albion George b.s-
HsIio W Isndy Roche.tr John o Doty Cory
doD NeTIim,n Ag6q5n ose s1ye' ,'Ga .nn v o,
Tbsodole Hand oaeds Marquis Barnes An'tersm Morris
Annexed the combinations OF the Senate, made
Koori" slcMonroe Benjamin YOuns Kns', THEODORE
Mys Ds,es seuGsa NSa Rhms9 655 I SsSs; ;
GiSeT GaEnioB Albany John AsRerp Isaac clifford
Iao. James Lee JOB" ci11 sss.d
Oro1dsss Henry Deyendorf Cortland, WILLIAM Randeil
Hamilton m B Dix cayGss GsoIge v. Leonard.
Ian Co1ra,,onei- Oneida, William knight CLARK Potter
TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
The Committee of the Whole took up the bill for the
suppression Of Intemperance
Mr.. HITcBcocK 20th District moved TO amend by max
Ing the law applicable to distilled liquors only.
Mr. PUTNAM Erie would vote for his amendment
Buffalo hada German population of near 10000 and ne
felt certain that no law OF this kind nor any law, could
eectusly prevent them from indulgng their passion for
beer. If this bill become law they would assurodly
III.
Mr.. WHITSEY lof New York. said that the very argu
mept used by the Senator for the adoption of the
amendment was all potent with him why it should be
voted down. 1t would be an admission by the Legs
laure that we could not enforce our laws upon Ger
tain class of our citizens. He did not believe this and
besides he was opposed to special legislation most
pecsly 30 with regard this subject Another reason
why he opposed to this amendment was that the class
of citizens whom proposed to screen was tbs very
class whom such law should first reach lie IN san the
German. NewYork had a very large German popula
ton end was notorious fact that their lager bier shops
in that City its deepest sinks OF vice On the Sab
bath in passing through the streets the pedestrians ears
are almost continually assaed by the rbad jest and un
seemy songs that issue from those shops while the bill
Hard table constantly engaged and the d0min0es are at
work This is the state of things in the New Ork beer
shoIs The common rum shop is much more respectfully
conducted for when OF its votares gets drunk he
leaves goes Keeling through the streets taken TO the
saiionh house aud that as al the harm he does These
were to his mind, strong reasons why the amendment
should not be adopted and he trusted the Senate would
The amendment was then negatived
The remainder of the session occupied in consider
ing trivial ame ndments be any definite conclusion
with ecard them arrived at the Committee rePoou
progress and the Senate adjourned
The following bil were passed to-day;
AuthoR Railroad Company 10 subscribe 70 the
capital Of Alee-ny Railroad Pennsyysnis . p.. st
hbope Savings Banks and Institutions for savings deposit
their surplus unds in Trust Companies = -, 81, .,
Offices the Hal aud for the Court for the Trial of Impeses-
nt roI the relief Of Bethel Judd
ireorToisiiSs Hiassrs Fails wster Works Co.
Mr.. BARR presented the annual report OF Six Penny
Savings Bank, New York City.
WESTERN HOUSE OF REFUGE.
The Managers of the Western House of Refuge this
morning transmitted their annual report of which send
you an abstract.
The Institution unusually prosperous during the pi,
yeer-bt n the fifth Ain ost uninterrupted health
has enjoyed the boy AID rot one case OF i
ss The progress made studies has been edtab
both o the Toys ard to their teachers e.,,.,...
stsrsweathr Of steuben County has been appointed
principal teacher Of John NJ Derto1 who siTaea on e
been appointed entered upon the discharge OF hs d1ts. @
May This edition became a. account OF the increase
the number Of hoys.
The entire p belon Institution
repairs aud Improvements having been
The whole number received since the opening Of he
1912 $40 during the past 2 disposed OF
during the y or those that have oeen discharged most are
puIsuiIg the path Of INDUSTRY and sobriety .
the during the the yeanges was the old
AZ American 49, ish 40 English Germ4n r. French
coored So had lost parent y bad lost both the
Monroe furnished 81 Ere IS Oswego II
nsnder scattered Over the wssteIn sogaes y were committed
threat sb; dsoTdtry dr.nkenness f,e preisnses
OF thos, diohaIg TO ~ TO their homes -
incetUIed 10 trade, and eseared 49,
The number House the close Of the year ws 25
present buildings only eacas.sd 70 noiAs 2o
Il OF additional order
Increasing and the MANAGERS take oeeon
tbs particularly the attention OF he Legislature They
TIE season must necessarily bring additions.
Der Of BOYS the Institution II the expg Avs are properly
OF the tne
discharged and the nsusers will deeply regret tae nsess
which they have reason 10 hVprehena wi" e pressed ~ y
dehAIe for The purpose whose principles ana h at
thoou shy reformed and established besides te
DISCHARGES eulpoIa'y
result second commitment aies very salT aoence i,o
the Eoue therefore respectfully recommend 10
erection Of AZ addition to he PRESENT bnInfs
final building and estimated
Ihe M1nageTs, hoped may be per- 'ted
to 6d hat this addition the eL:re COS; Of the ss0hnt
The sub ec was referred to tie Committee Buildings