The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

report presented in the course OF DAY or wo MA nee
fore he desired the Bouie TO miks no OF OPT
until the minority woul3 speak. Ha INTENDS o intro
duce eueniepa to tbs presentlsw The dssgAuon
possess very corf ling views Ia relation 70 ootA pro
pofec parks,
The bills allowing thirty dollars instssd OF twenty, 20
each honorable geuentn for stationery and 10 excis
persons in the city OF ser York sitting pets JuFes,
we've both passed as aso ths s!l which bad previously
passed the senate fxng the trnethird Wednesday oil
Fetrutfy-for voting upon the coIsututiorh smenl.
msnts Upon this bin the vote vAs unan'aou. with toe
exception Of Samuel r Miller OF Delaware Tree soier.
Even Herimer and st Lawrence both voted Tor Ehe
bill,
Some three or four dsys since resolution laid on
the tste by Mr. James Monroe frte soil sbohtionlst,
Of OnoudAga requesting the Senate to return the resou
ton introduced BY Sr savage, and which unanimously
passed the House at an early day requesting Congress 10
purchase Mount Vernon. To-day he called 1t mp AMI
made abolition speech, and supported BY Messrs
d 7. Wood JOY, Ssrliog and enc or two others The
object undou btsely 10 introduce the slavery prohb
tion. The motion Was resisted by Mr.. Savage ana Mr.
Aiken Of New York, and the vote finally being taken
resulted refusal by fifty ority Tbs strength OF
the abo onsts the House has been declared BY this
vote to be eIacy twepty.nine The number 10 the Sc
probably to morrow, Senator Monros's proposition,
pending In that body.
Ward offered resolution referring to the Temperance
Committee the proprety Of inserting tobacco in the
Maine law bill. An excellent suggestion.
The question of closing the canals Sundays again to
be brought before the Legislature. proposition has
been introduced directing the closing the locks from six
O'Clock In the morning until eight O'Clock in the evening
those days Efforts Of the kind have freque ntly
heretofore been made. but Legislature felt itself
justified in compelling merchants and forwardsrs to
vgation Wing merchants having the creates interest
canal navigation, will undoubtedly attend to this matter
Slip OF the pen or an error Of the com postor In the
HRAID Of yestei day. requires correction In the con
Guiding portion Of the paragraph relating 10 the ten
IN na Of ns M
duct had been pure and correct and he also knew that
Of the charges would be sustained" The eentsnce
hanr
by many readers still IN Justice to the honorable gentle
man and In der that he may b Pl.sed rightly before
scms Of the charges could not be SUSTAINED
John NJ Mott, Marshal Of the United States FOR the
northern district of New York. has come out free soier
Some two months since, he removed two deputies
count Of Il cir hard propeDsitisl hi, present position
has been theme Of gument and dispute with tbs two
dsys and to ,etis r.. o~spiou M Mott comes out ~
Of the papers and states that he voted for the Yer
plank ticket and has regrets to indulge over it. This
administration Previously to his cbtainng the office he
was one Of tine hardest shells in Rensselaer, county
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1884,
Duu Quia Day Dividing TIE Sirh Judicial DiKrta-
Ldw to Promote Medical Practice-Thirty D,lan fov
Station cry Aliens To be Nat.,aised in The Marine Cou
The LaV holding the Constitutional Election passed
This was very quiet and orderly day among all the
various departments Of the State government neither his
paImens signazed themselves BY act worthy Of note
Both branches OF the sgs sat ont their hour In
peaceaby discussing matters mostly OF local aud min ,r
Importance, though few bills were passed OF general
interest In the Senate the bill div ding the Sixth judicial
district in the city Of New Yok without amendment or
any opposition In order that apirsnts for the Offices
Re created by the bill may unisrtapd its exact provisions
it is thought well &c give a COPY
AN ACT TO DIVIDE THE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
TIE People If the State of Ng York represented in Senate
sec Section the ssh ISdsa Ssssrs, Of the city Of New
ana Twenty second wards Of said
he Hudson river q sss E.s RIVER:
Seq The said Tv elfth Nineteenth and Twenty second
u4a. q H. city q New YSfs and
a he ey
ss
The a & s. on
Of Jsnusry one thousand eight hundred and ffyfve
sh5l,,nd es hundred and fifty eight and
shall be A. the ssme .Hs ana for the ,,ms
aaa L sS. 81 h In sas ~ It. Ss
the seventh uaiei sses dss' pSi
e s pSSs srs
for ,hs . and s i' sss % a Ct; s
line that for which the justices shall be elected
Another bill o. general character. relating to the
medical and surgical profession ALEC passed by tn
Senate This bill has been before the Legislature many
sessions, and heretofore has with su,h formidable
opposition ~ to prevent it's passage; but to-day, the
Senator's frssh from the people enacted 1t into law
far IS that is concerned without word o, dissent
against It. Indeed there debate either side The
blu will meet some opposition in the House. but will
finally succeed It's importance Is general that the
readers Of the HERALD will doubt be pleased to
copy. Here II is:-
AN ACT TO PROMOTE MEDICAL SCIENCE.
The People Of the State of Nev York represented in Senate
Sec
RES Or simshsuss IN state so1ssa en-
ds sy and :s . p'
w.
Of medical surgical study the remains body
s mot ' Sss.
amy ssa1s %
dsasb IL which ease said remains shall not be delivered
ss sss sts' soR m may be
10 M In s Ss sea sS . ss
and whoever shall remove such remains beyond limits Of
~ s1 ny s.s p
q hi STATE i1 Ds term sh than
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect imnedis,siy
In the House. three quarters he ur was spent vsry
delightfully."- in discussing the question whether bers
OF the Legislature reporters for the press officers DO
should be allowed for the session twenty dollars worth OF
stationery, newspapers, knives, &o,, or whether the
amount should be thirty dollars The last bArnburner
LEGISLATURE after appropstng to themselves about Rfy
dollars worth each just the Of Adjournment when
they well knew their services would Do for
the public again. passed hw allowing only twenty dol
lars to their successors Mr.. Peters thought Is poit
cal piece Of economy It better TO Allow matters to
stand ~ their democratic predecessors had placed them
he had not taken per hniie this session. fearing that BY
taking at twenty anil ings his twenty dollars would
run short Mr. Scett who ia chairman OF executive sx-
penditures said that the business Of his comm te was
large that he would require much paper As any mem
ber still he was certain that twenty dollars vas en-
tirey sufficient Mr.. Joy, Indian affairs desired aso
large amount OF stationery, but he ssicay remarked
that q definite rum thouid be fIed In order that no
temptation might be held cut to members The Ii al
lowing the smount Of thirty dollars faay atoptee
% it will be in the Senate II intimatsd during the
debate that former members OF The Lg &ture had cab
baged large amounts Of stationery
Mr. Daniel W Clark who has not yielded his seat to
Patrick Mcguire introduced bill giving power and au
orty TO the Marine Court OF New York papers OF
naturalization to Aliens This suppo ed to hunker
movement and there seems 70 be some being play
ed b. asking barnburner TO present the bill
the Saua