The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

Or OF legal authority tAsrsers aaA sens ~ tAsaaand
dollars apos the certificate Of siasis Canal Connis
sionsr, which Il also unwsrTastsd, amounting In the
aggregate to $4,000.
Upon the sport being read, Mr. HaE msvsd the refer
Of the report to select eoamttss and Mr. Dlokin
addsd hat the committee - composed Of Senators
Barr, Robsrtsoa and Hopkins With power 10 send for
persons and papers So II George ". Newell 10 bs sent
to London In place Of George sandsr the above com
mitss may - ven commence their iavsstsatoa forth
With, - they have 70 power 70 ssud Tor persons who
may b out Of the juYisdtoton Of ths State
SAts prison Iaspsotor ssorms cent In his report o, n
dsbtsdnsw Of the Sing sIrg prison BE makes the Ia
dsbssdnsss some $50 coo though il confidently asserted
chairman Of the committee IL the Senate the
report from the Auburn pri ID received will enter
upos rig examination and either Of the
or their agents have found to have squAndsrcd
funds Of the STATE managed Affairs In manner
tsfsctory measures win Immediately b taken to probe
70 make report to the Sonata but instead Of sending 1t
directly to that body he furnished COPY newspaper
which had u IN print twelve hours before 1t was an
noupcsd In the Senate
Several Senators have already anxious to repeal
the resolution for meeting at ten O'Clock In the mornins
They fear too many bills win pass There two
hundred bills unGcted in the Senate and Aboat four
hundred In the House
Senator Barr preparing bill I'll dispensing with the
city Of New York 30 much complaint IL msds with re-
gard to all the heads Of espartmsns the senator dc
termined tc commence : radical reforn, suthorxiug
this Common Council to appoint the 4 Ssr above At
luded TO.
The Maine LIQUOR bill vas again taken ~. senator n.
H. Clark who reported it. ads . speech In its favor.
Mr. Brooks took the floor In opposition, and made con-
siderable lengthy speech His wore attentivey
listened to by the Whole senate and crowded audience
His reply senator Dickinson sewers pointed and
powerful Nothing that bod, ever more cathing
cxcoriAiBT Mr. Dickinson followed, In reply and re-
peatsd what has said many previous ocsssons
he not Of educstion, having sufficient command
OF language TO express his IDEAS snc that su
An nj min
well - the Senator from the sixth, (Mr. Broeks) He
told bis experience by stating ths. several years
since, he wanted article to appear in . country
Newspaper, when himself and tho pristor sot them
selves TO work to compose 1t. They compelled to
call In the aid OF the printers wife 10 the spell
Ing. Whom the article prepared asd placed Ia
editorial oolamn the printer him SELF (Mr D. and tho
thousand copies In the morpiEg his political opp
nents found out what hs bad bean doing, and raised
mob who tore down the building tunbed the and
types into the streets Not bsipg satisfied with such
treatment, Mr. D. said he abandoned tne editorial and
printing pTotsssaion (RoAIs OF lsughter He gave way
Tor motion 70 ADJOURN Ard 80 the temperance blu made
very hte progress 10 day It's ultra fenes outaids are
the bill Is not passed through alleging that 1t losing
ground every cay
Considerable OF fare up oocarrsd In the House this
rnng upon voting ON the bill authorixng the Super
veors OF the city and county OF New ok to raise two
million -FOUR hundred thoueand dollars BY tax for support
OF the city Very few Of the delegation knew
anything Of the BILL Some declared that Comptroller
Fhg had consented to tho bill oontsin1g the
OF twenty five thousand dollars for the Battery enlarge
mont and the heavy item for cleaning streets The vote
finally TAKEN when the Clerk, who called the roll
noupced that lust sxty Ave- voted In favor which carried