New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18

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osdso BY Las forhe levy .Id oOIl-cOa Of similar
sIss s..s !...1sy s.r :, .'si,,. 2, e tar. sss
iei.s, e,es@d IN e ,se ss Of tie MAO frS ia = -
point BY ~h the advice sd Of toe Boz. o. hi
SIC All rArts Of rh this At
sle 10 T .hs s,c, the Day o. Nay siss=a
Mr. Al1KIs submitted a minority report against ths psi-
sege the bin lie bases bis opfo-i:ion principally upon
claim tha, is unconsiii ons inasmach /: provides
for taking private property public use contrary N he
Iroyhions If the Constitute, n. By the Consitutol
compeI sston for private property 50 taken TO be hxs1
either ~ juIy by commission appointed by Conf
of Record The bill provides that the Legislature slau
at rt aITont tLs comm sion, ard in case Of vacancy
nv death otherw-e in the Board of Com Missioner ths
Mayor shfll FL the vacancy forthwith These Com n
Foners Nj corteDds should be appointed in ell ca.es
as they occur md not for three years embracing 81 the
cssft which may occur in that time.
HE bin was ordered to q third reading
THE Niw-YoRE CENTRAL PARK.
Mr.. SAvAGI reported against the bill introduced By VI
RICBAUDs. few 6eys since fr the repeal of the New
loIk Central Park at. The report was agreed to- and
bill rejected.
sAcKrr7s HARBoR AND SARATOGA RAILROAD.
Mr DFwTY, from the Select COMMITTEES 70 VII ch was
roferred the iii authoriz change in the route Of ne
ssckeus HaIbor and Saratoga Railroad reported the bill
c,mptie ,.,.......
inert the amendments moved By him in Committee OF the
Withdrawing the lands donated by the original don
or &C. Debate en.red when the bill referred to q
tbud reading
TIE MEDICAL scIEscE ELL.
Tie Bone Bill leo denominsted in the curren. debates
had on the bill to promote Medical Sence came before
tie House this morning in new shape Il was referred
"a Stct Committee, with instructions u report It con-
Ilete Ii reported with the provisions c1nhn NJ
the su je-is be delivered up Aims Houses AMI Peni
terieiies stricken out give the new bill below.
spirited debate sprarg up, in Which the opponents to
the former bill reiterated their opposison We'd ing
no mJIoI ement by The amendments
Tie hour for taking recess arrived before the question
was taken on agreeing to the report and ordering n
bill TO third reading The following is copy OF tn
bill
stc1os l. i Ls a. he 4 .rf S 10 c s whose po9a,n
90 hstitsI s,iyer e The ltoof' ahi ie"cse ~ ad
receive The eHr body Of lee a's sesol, o
s ret have been I.Ssy n,tI,ef af q 'aa 1 ave
re1sop within tcuTs Il dsita p,ded also tai
ire rneIs Of 10 person who nay be So0n to have
ha delivered or received Ehou ne on'n' OF 'ad
relatives erds and provided that ih remains OF no one de-
S NJ. ~ isr basv ms, be ate-red .Si he
SpIjed IN emo provided a.s sh il ca. ne re-
Ir'on delivered of received fhs be saesel
,sid relative erd fI intebent Aud s3s e he dry Of he
tery The rens, al bodies they shall have the
puos Of s.oy eoisfsd aud I any or OF tas
Ier Of not @ thar - noI more toan y 10 e sIsd r o re
eInsns or bodies ofuoh persons al,y BY
ustr study snd II tbs only
Who hsi en- rrsin. God ,5e sit. Of th sts or
afe ia the hii b. dee med guilty
.hs yc'On be imprisoned FOR tern Dot
oeodipg yesTiu a county jail
SIC Evtry pesn sh4l deliver he remains Of de-
peon IN ,iosoo o. or contrary or 81 o. b. pro-
visions contained the mis- and
ssd knowing the % have beu de-
OF the rovson Of sd seciioo shall each
ard every them he deemed guilty Of ni. iemetnor
Al with this act are hereby To-
pttlco.
SEC 5 This act shal take effect immediately.
SEwYoRK Bills PUT FORWARD.
Among the bills reported by the Committee of Nine as
Ia be @
complete were the following New York bills:
An the frsc socity Of the T. Church
An Act Common Schools In the City of Nv-lork
Also the follow ing general bill;
An Act 10 20 examine State Prison