The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-03

". pro.sess Of lie in Ct accident" passed April H.
CSC, y hereby repealed.
psnof several Of the pupils !. ~; IsM sss
N the ssS, ehaaesr to moro. (rnu.;dsy2 sssSis
These are avs witDssssd With =. unusual oes'es -
xsxest BY the embsrs Of the legislature.
NEW YoaK CoahoN PLEAS cLsRK-RsooRpEH RYok.
MANS Pns-rBE CORPoBATI0s ATTORNEY zee
-TExrKRANcF-nsDiCAL sCIsscs-THs STATE
PRISON ISsPA, Tons RkPoars-IhPosrAsr BILLS,
ETC. 90.
NJ Brooks presented p.tition the ssnss fro es.
main bars o, the bar the oily OF New York, praying
sr hs o.sssrs Of . law LOWING the Judges Of the Court
~ oommou Pleas OF tbs atty and oouuty to appoint
aI..t Of that court The Senator, by unanimous
consent introduced bill the subjsct containing the
following provsons:-
Tho Court Of Con Pl..s .hAI have . clerk, TO be
appointed b, the court - hold mis- ONCE during the
pleasure OF the ooat .hch ele,k shAl have power to
appoint one or moe deputies Tho Comm N Council u
Tss Count, Csk ma,t osl,sr on drmAni all property,
books records arc papers apprtaAing 70 the Court Of
Common Pea' TO the clerk appoiatsd BY :his act,
Tho third section grants - the Court Of Common Pleas
power remit noss ana forfeited recogrzancS In the
cases. Ane In like manner as suen po ger was here
tofore given by Law nitS OF Common Pleas and to
correct and ccharss the dockstS q Ms and Of jads
.Lts entered upon and to exercise Ia the
c,y and COUNTY Of Nov York tho 10 and juris-
dic,ion now bersa conf rred upon vested in
the county courts In their mica An the powers and
jurisdiction which tho Court OF Common
Pleas for tue oiy COAT, OF Nos York b,or. the
sDao ment OF the act designated a the Coe OF
rhs 9Th section DECLARES tina. the Judges of this
court elected suca, COZ Ia thi'e and their sue
the Ocurt OF C,mmon Pie, for tns or aad ooun,y Of
New York and such sbsl p9ts~ss all t1s lwers now
or heretofore vested IN 5sm - the FIRST Ju &c ana
JuiQes az the aid Toe present First Josgs shall
be Chief Jps,ice and tie Cbi- Justice ihAl from time
time be de nAt-o Ia the uanrer NOW provided oy law
In relation 10 the First Judge
Mr. Brooks that the bill be 70 erred to the Judi
aisry Com mittee TO Ispos. com pste.
Mr.. Barr objected.
Mr. Brooks desi ed to make explanation, which the
President declared TO be ont OF o der.
The bill which passed House ye.terday In relation
10 Major Dykemans fees Register announced from
the ,use Mr.. woitney moved refer 1t to the CON-
mittee Ctcs and Vlsats. Mr. Barr wed to amend,
By referring TO the Judiciary This latter proposition
va. adopted BY large vote
Mr. Whitney introduced bill Increasing the mum Der OF
nctArs twenty Ave- And commissioners Of deeds seventy
i've In the city q Me- Ymk
esry Commit The consideration OF he blu
in their hands r.laDs to he fees OF the Cn porAaon
Counsel o. the city OF Ne. York. and that II be referred
to the COMMITTEES o. the wnoe
Mr. Clark, Chairman OF the Judiciary Committee,
marked that he had ions to be roile ed from the
consideration OF this any other which
referred to his ter but ~ the bill In question had
ousion had ben arv.o at be did not apprahend that
much would be gained by placing It Ia the Conutttse Of
The Whois where little sas undIssood q TO ne srits
He stated that the committee could not report the bill
presented TO them.
Mr. whitse, replied, BY 'ayr that this is about the
FIRST bill referred tn h- Judiciary Committee OF the
eat eeson snd Fuf tins hss sH ,rdsd them to
make report in avor or against the bin IL should not
b xept where cui day light bat be sousssd
In Committee OF the wbos s,,Ats and then adopted
rejected Uness the should agree with the judi
olry Committee, IN ttrIngiiug tho Il his resolution
aouol6 be adopted a,- voice the msmoriAsts
TO be besrdS How is ia tics to b. I'd miIs.ered the
judiciary Committee DO tied 10 rotain the BILL from
Mr. Barr remarked th.sMr Dillon is now engaged In
procuring facts TO be submitted TO the committee Amoog
thc tn OF Them tie
k,st nterett the mater did not believe tn ere were
more than ten persers -hose appear tbs ,et
toB Who have any in 10 the passage OF the BILL He
hoped the resolution soud be laid on the table.
NJ whtne There Is suesasass 70. 'ns original
al ocntsn plated cutting G all fees aud perqu!siNs for
opening Ell IT, the proposes to reduce
Mr. Barr stated th.t Mr. Dillon never dssir the Oh o.
BE sbds high in tn s.mAton OF his 70 low ciissns
He did not accept the eff for the Of realizing
fortune: he WAS possessed Of competency before.
Mr.. whney's resolution hasly laid on tho table.
The Senate the took the special order. the Tempe
bin, Senator Lansing in the CHAIR Mr. HAlsey took
the Aoor ami ooDoluced his Iepaiks In voe OF this bull
the senate Of the necessity Of the passage Maine
law He quoted lars ely from the Bible suoh passages
vie.d himself ts.s these passages arc generally mis.p.
Piled
for an hour Be cosclusinx the heur for adjourn
rsrt arrived, and he thus cut OF from Anshns his
Much has been Sid and written 10 relation to .hs an
nu appropriation made for the support OF ths State
prisons Mr. Hopkins, time sncc procured the pas
sage Of solu Hop requiring info ton, and this
morning the following rep-rs .ss received from the
Inspector havirg u charge Clinton prison Auburl and
Sing Sing are ystto DO heard from
SPECIAL INSPECTORS
Hos. SANFORD &. CpURcH, President Of the ssn.ts:-
rsss ass: ssn q:
IL ssss '.sa :. 1 dy s
h.re.t,r .. suoh rpors can b, made sss
Aassis olh, STATE s.,s i sS.;
srscssd" ''-' INV ''' 'A-' 'N'1 '''-'''' "''' ''A
ssngIi..s, With .as ssfu.isp would .s.p:s,s,,,
Prisons hs ~ Auburn the ll,h day Of J..u.ry 1854
the ssysr. State prisons under charge The fol
Resolved Tha tn, clerks o.ths several State
b Of TIER resreesye psi,.Ts up the ss. Day Of De
ssss s. :sd s .Si's Il.
date what n S. "a due % and state
speotve prison. up 70 M ao'e date and 70 send direct
I pcs Of h e A. I.
ss ssss s'is.'' A' '''' On
'sssss,ss
. s; as Ssr unss su h. In sp
re.ty unnecessary tha. the three pec.cIs should
S s'ie S... sa, s,is
e: sl dsy 2, Ds De-; Isss ,, snS .'S ns
any, 1854 Ill Of which /: t.rs.uliy sssnissd DEEM
duty 10 State. BY Ation thai there
claims existing for debts contracted by the former Of
th prison. AID which bo bad received vouchers giving
his noss and accepting orders AGENT 10 tts cunt Of
about Us 0 which vouchers hsve passed his credit
the books Of the Couptller The attention Of the
late CompGocr hs been repeatedly led to tbs
these dem AIDS and the has received his In
suoons not 70 the ebs which predecessor
taken vouchers These claims no appended 10
th ,na ,u, recommend that some provision
be made for tho liquid alton the holders them
Justly entitled 20 The facts In relation these
dnAnds have also been reosd 70 two former Lsgaturei
Rsspeesfuliy Your obeeisnt servant
DARIUS CLARK, Inspector State Prisons.
The arst tabs reported BY the inspector the mount
OF debts due for stick tool, cc.h.E, ssuE rAt;oCs
pay OF officers 30 running from Septen Der L. 1852
December 81, 1858, amounting In the aggregate to
s2 IFS o. and the Of s3sb Ia due the prison for
ore sold
Another 1s, giving the ameunt Of debt
account OF erection OF the blast furnace, maohinery