New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
6rmsrv and Marine Hospital They report both Inssi,u
nons In , nnmnsrstiyelx hourishing condition.

tiors IN a comparatively Aourishing condition
SING HSs STATE PRISON.
Mr. Romans reported in favor Of an appropria lon
Of si5oo to the Sing Sing Pson for temporary relief OF
- that Institution
Mr. A. H. EUKrcS zen, in conmunccfion tnis
morning pr.ferrg certain charges against Darius CLARK
INSPECTOR of the aboyenamed Prison and Mr. Barnard
Agent He charges them With msfeassnce m office.
MILITARY coxNUrArr0S IN VIEW YORK .
Tn eomplisnce with a resolution of the Senate MAJOR
General Sanford reports that the amounts OF military S
mutations received 81, 700 IS and the amount
rristsd 10 the First Division of New York State Militia
was ss375 e. Referred 10 the Committee on Mlihs'y
Affairs.
Tie case was discussed till the hour for adjournment
when ii was made a special order for Tuesday next
ASSEMBLY
rHE ORIGIN OF FIEEs SEw YORK.
The bill in relation to the duties OF Police Justices sna
their Clerks and the officers of Police Courts in the Cty
of New York was reported complete There have been
some made 10 the b-one section las been
entirely aud makes il the duty OF 70
cemt 10 be present fires and other gatherings 20 pre-
order, is stricken out The following the ou as
AZ ACT in relation the Date. Of Poke Je.ti:s .ad ssi, 's'
ze Pps eJ Yers rsP'ssd IN Se'ais a"- 'e"'
s.c1cS IL .isi be in addition their grese1. suis. the
atv ofthe Poke Jcsss "a the City OF OF s
n1 .sd Isp well s they m.y aoy
srS 81, whether such fire be or : opposed e &c %
be heir uy ard they shall 'aopena and etsn
inc cab snI rd 81 persons .C & cause or oa
Of ere ssd shall caused 20 Be so,eIsd in book
toS in .Pee and such book shall be all times ops9 %
Se Suy in his section n respect rs
IiSl within the jseislA a.es ~ I os Jsss sa e:eiYs
~ e. v,rs.Se distrsis ov Or hereafter prescribed by
law Sson every Of tho saHd.y .one excepted ,heo
iv and et upop The retuus the Police ssiSns Ia th.r
6on uoniss until evening sud they and their
and
Of the Pnbe peace snd the neIs ready na a
SIC TIE Poice Justices each Of hs Police Court, in said
City .'a have Poret &C. sse, rc 20, rOe 81 1 cs
cr q Police consisting the Mayor Recorder ana CRY a.
,hs ,ss oSel said .s. s1d to
s & may 01 tess his &C. provided shall and
Police Courts during the pleasure OF iae
and drsston' / .h. be seiI daiy to OBEY
tie direction of Police Justice execute hs efSe OF
thsushoa The stas. oths css Pos The ex
rrses Of such Officer Pomsn shall whru eeridsd BY u's
Svp.rvi.ors Of the Coupty paid BY the Ccnreler
SIC S This Get shal take effect Immediately
THE NEW YORK MARINE COURT
Mr. ArrKIy will introduce the following
AN ACT in relation the Marine Court Of the Cy New YORK
Of City New YOk by she service Of summons ri.
s5S Ss ns sisG o @ s6 be S % :5 90
sppesr tie Msoe Court Of The City Of before tas
than wye days se ths day OF %
N, W.. soS ISsf 70, I for he recovery Of which the action
brought snd the 1mnons shall state ne genera oos' o ~ &c
hG5 The summon. .y be served Sy the Sheriff Of the city aud
Comfy of Newiors when 'ns % S senop and hsl be re-
a,ps h rro o, and hed IN the once Of ths Cetk
Of he ,11 GSs % So e1Sn h be ed
,uen - is,ion iss OF the Code OF Procedure
srci WteSeve shs be st issue, srd t shan appear
,hxt The trial of the same will require the examination OF 9ns
seecSht either side ard that tssf have oeea rsassoa os
tween the parties reAn the itter a; ssle 70 the amount OF
uh cou = 1SSn csT.ou nn the p.s.
shs srse o referee heAf and decide the sne ana %
.1S .sG G po GsGa hs sds aud died shall be Of
force and sH,e the decision OF as Cos @ m he Saorsms
SEC All statutes existing regulating fees 70 he paid .9 the
said clerk sre hereby abolished bat the Clerk OF said Court 'nar
On ners acton on docket fy be paid fling proof
dollars 70 Be pd before entered the trial calendar
and there shall be but trskfee On esase
On taxing al inquest On default one dollar
On entering jcdsmsrt hity esh ,ns,. n, nroeeedps. on
For H11ss 1s s.S: 4s sfsSs S Of one PsSoSrsd ~e
,,sp sns h. be ii. duty receive all eh ices 70
the Cit, sud copn o. Ses YS saS n %
rect .eeoons charged received BY him 1ads
SIC XII .ets and paris with ,he prOvsoO'
Of h' se 4s are ssI:S, &c, :S, IfSsssss SSss ss Immediately.
BANNING IN SEwYoRE.
Among the bills reported by the Committee OF Nine AZ
proper to be referred to be again reported complete wa"
II shall not be lawful for any Bank Banking Assoca.
on organized in the City of New York under the Gen
eraI Ranking law of the State entitled An Act author
izipc the Business of Banking passed April ls, 1888
and the several acts amendeoy thereto to pay interest To
depositors on sums under $3.50 -
Mr. PETERs thoughtit sguar that bill like this should
be passed all much LEES be recommended to be reported
complete He inquired why banks houd be released from
peyiug interest on any sum less than $50 .
Mr AIrKEs explained thar in the City Of New York it
had grown to be custom for banks in the upper part OF
the CITY TO put up signs stating that they were Savings
Banks In this way the poor depositor Is led to make
his deposit in these Institutions which not secure
Mr. SAVAGE also considered the act good one-tns'
puplic policy demanded it, Mr. D sad, II banks wnlcn
loan on the security individual notes were to be allowed
TO receive the deposits Of people then Savings Banks
should have the same privilege Of loaniDg.
Mr. PETERS contended that the bill was nothing more
than granting monopoly to these Banks 10 receive de-
posts to the amount Of sl5O without paying interest
The House refused to refer the bill 10 be reported com
plete.
THE TEMPERANCE BILL.
The Senate bill was received in the House
Mr. C. c. LEIGH moved that the bill be referred 70 the
Select Committee having charge OF the House oi WITH
instructions to report il complete on or before MONDAY
This was opposed by Messrs LozIER, d. P. WooD and
BuRsrrT, and sustained by Nj Z. C. LEIGH when
Mr. FIERO moved that the COMMITTEE report on of Dc
Mr. SryRIIyG moved to strike out the instruction 10 re-
port complete which being reverse OF the proposition
not in order. ,.-, - H.
NJ LozIER moved that ths final vote be taken on the
22d met but subsequently withdrew H. ,
Mr. l. then moved reconsideration o 'ne vose Sfu'r
ing the Committee to report on the 2lst INST Caeo
MIR PAYNE moved Thursdsy the 10th inst earned
The question was then upon giving the Committee
power TO report the bill complete
This required unanimous consent go
Mr. WARD objected. thus making i obligatory Tor the
till to be taken up in the Committee Of the Whole
JUSTICES COURTS
Mr. WARD introduced ms bill providing for consohda
ton Of the several acts relating 70 the Justices Courts IN
New York. -
BROOKLYN AND wILLIANsBURGH coSsoLIDAIios
The bill providing for the consolidation OF Brooklyn
and Wilsmburgh was referred TO be reported cope'e'
FINAL VOTE os THE TEsPERAscE BILL
Mr. LozER moved that the final vote on the Temperance
hin he ,aken on Thursday the 22d inst at 10 NJ Carried
ApJOUsshEsT TO AOsDAY-VisT TO THE LOSAiN
ASYLUM