New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

Tic aTrnnI TCp0T OF TIl3 IH.IIIUTTIH sIUW.
funds of the Institution the 10th day day Of January,
Ia $$ snoOnied a.s.ysi from A 50 IS
Add in bonds and steek......'.'. l%@'| "
Total ...........................sil7578 80
Dcduei .motIi iGid depos;ois sl23 90 z -.
Deduct eAPenses'' |-V' - Ti-'V''f
qo,.i s,.,t, on the Is. jan 1854 ........s29loo5 IS
THE TEMFERANCE QUESTION.
The bill for the Suppression of lntemperance was taken
up at an early hour this morning for consideration
The Committee went through the bill to the 22d section
without material amendment.
The 2,d section having been read,
Mr. PUTNAM tof Erie moved to amend by striking ont
that portion Of which provides that onehalf of the ne
"iInOsed and collected under the first section Oi tic Gc
shall be paid the person persons upon whose vol
"rntary complaint the warrant issued or the first
"proceednes taken Mr.. T. remarked that the enact
cit of this clause would be nothing hor. OF an encour
ageper bv law of the most dotosable sort Of espionage
No private family, however re pec;aOc, would be iree
from ii citizens would put no iTus in the dpmestcs
their side boards or behind their chars 1t would form
Il warmest snuan TO avarce, and eventually our do
nestle homes would become dome ,tic heis All 81 US
sid Mr. can readily recall thr ftengs 81 dS'St WIN
Which our innate has taught us to view me espon
age system pracced in most of the countries OF Europe
AZ all Of M have the deepest dislike of the nOTmer and
vet The effect Of this bill would be TO establish aud enconr
AZ ,uch character in every circle in our State lie
eornefty hoped the mott 20 strike out would prevail
Mr. HorKiss Wig, NIIl;h District thought 1t should
not He did not think that this clause would establish an
espionage in every private family And should not De
stricken out for the that there will be icund rev so
planthropic as TO inform against Vi0a-or oil tue Ia"
srd sustain the expenses OF suit IN order to convict me
one complained Of without receiving any return for his
time and the outlay he might incur.
The clause was then stricken Quito 10 3. go,
The Committee then went through the entire bill bu!
instead OF reporting complete 10 the Senate reported
urocrees and asked leave to cit again Granted ms
Was done for the purpose of having The several amend
mcns printed before final action By the Committee.
The NEbRAsHA QUESTION.
Mr. Dickinson having called Tor the cOiSilerauoh lot
hi resolutions on this subject. end
MIR BRooKss proposition to refer them = Select Com
mittee with instructions Published in HE lRBUSE yes
l.. -. r..t.dai IN,
Mr. PUrNGM moved TO strike out the lst, I'd ana 81 reso
luon and insert the following tesmble and resolutions
HIe The act admitting Of Mssour into the Union
the Missouri CSinIIonsel .l
hir north OF North Latitude and not included IN the STATE OF
Which was a6 the moral force aod obligations OF Con-
@ 5S Tbs measure introduced the Senate Of he
United States OF January l55 ane Known - TIE We
o c;as spa t pss. into law void utterly shysve
Of good Of public confidence IN the most solemn
11S ,Ar ,ed That Senator. ard ReP5sPtssi7ss
to IePe,l or e nesOn Q, 3g sS and no. b e S
m Io"orabo don. g defeat the psss that other bill
violating sid Compromise, OF sutAerzAs OF al. l'
isics r the line established preparatory 70 he adn'i'a Of
1S dtA Assembly concur Tat the Governor Of this sas
Re REG forthwith to tufri cos7, Of ne t93'e
each q The s,nAioTs and REPRESENTATIVES n Congress 'ioH ms
hi was carried by tho following vote:
Pat rursm RchsIcs Robertson sPePeer W'lc
Dllsop DoIisnes Rslsey HeaeoeE, Hopkins sheriff. wa
lie Pc sident voting in the affirmative.
Alter debate motion 20 reconsider The vote adopt
Ing the amendment was tabled and the amendment was
then ordered printed
Mr. RICHARDS introduced bill amending the ect rela
live to the several State Prisons.
The FIST ecOn provides that the Inspector. shall NEE;
It Sng Sing in January nett and shall choose one oil ther
number President Of the Board Tor the ensuing yaa
ans shah assign each Inspector the special charge and
ure1vson Of OF the State Prisons, but no Inspector
shall be reassgBed the Prison for the ensuing
QusTter.
See a. Tie 36L section of the act is amended to read
follows;
Each rsreeier ,s hsv. power Of .hs oss 3
he pf,u t lie charge sn the seat mstn. q
nc bot,d Inspection I'D shall have power TO III 'ie.nc %
See. Section - is amended to provide that con
tract an b, entered into by the Agent either of the
state prisons for the hire lsbor OF The conic unless
srrro1cd Nv majority ofthe Inspectors
5 Subdivision eight j. repealed
C. Subdivision II OF section is amended so as to
read as follows:
The TO draw re tie Of TIE SAFE By war
rsrt ohs Cosoer upon tie Treasurer favor Of the Ast =
u. wiisD soriy Of the inspectors all moneys pro
rrsied 70 s0u under b. charge ba not oi a. any
T one zine than $500.
section 20 j. amended 20 provide that the monthly
accounts to be rendered By the Agent Of each prison TO the
Coutroer hall embrace general current Of the receipts
and oxpeudures at his prison Tor The moth that IN.
goods purchaser IL lax L4@'Ae' -ioss' "-' 'e ~
were paid Tor in cash
Soc IN Is nded to provide that all fiscal Transactions
Of arh rson slal be conducted by ani IN the name o.
he Agent thereof shall be capable, IL Ia - Of sum-
md ituc sLed IN al courts ID Oh HA-'es son --il 'il
mic. uIdor LIS charge
80 ,s is amended by authorizing he Controller 20
o, cs iii necessary travelling expenses Of TING inspectors
Xben curaced ocul bI4in - 9. a!so GIL necessary
- a. travelling all subsistence So Tie Agents and
WiyIers when engaged Office business.
80 j. fricnl,d 70 read rs follows
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