New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
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NrH1srr brought ia bill this morning 70 increase ,he
nj mber OF Wroe hasier for Suffolk Co Il appears th II
there Il district Of se twenty five or thiT sles tha
oosst uraended bv snv 2f the fsn Wre'l NT-'ers
in that county There i lie honi cuf ne hil cpa'eu
plates the creation of Wreck Nasert tiAe eha-se cf T.
EXCAVATIONS IS SEw YORK.
Mr.. SFTscTRs bnl heretofore p1blshed in IaE Tai
BrsE relative 10 excayating f,r CELLAR etc in New OK
City, vas reported uIfayoIahly.
sCFIRINrTNBEVT oF coxHoS SCHOOLS.
The Literature Committee having unanimously reported
in favor Of separation Il the of''s OF Si9er.n
tenconi q Common srho0s from hlt 81 secretary OF
State. II 20 DAY tai CD in Committee Of the Whole
gone LroJ g without hate and Glannousy ordered TO
third reading. Tie bill provides 4, salary Of p 5O0
70 the Superintendent sni allows him three a-sitnns
whose secre gate salary sLsl not exceed $1,000.
ItIIs cEITRGD TO THIRD READNG-
For the removal Of certain Salt Works in The City Of
Syracuse.
Amerd ding the charter Of the Protestant Episcopal
GlUIoh Missionary Society il tie City aud Port Of New
York.
Tie claim bills Of Hotehki.. smith
Relative 70 tie s.e If Drugs and Medicines
AuforizIg The transfer Of articles Of association OF
Bsnks frcm the Sscretarys Office 10 the Banking De
IarimeIt.
Relative % tie Gaen and Lyons Plank road Company
Amending the charter e Sac Harbor.
JONEss WOOD PARK LAW.
The Committee Of tie Whole took up for consideration
the bill for the repeal Of The above entitled set
Mr. SPINCER remarked that there could be no necessity
for planning this L. Many Senators about the circle
wen tnt" uider Fhat clrcunsi lnces the Jones Nood
Park bill passed aud those ro did not could easily un
dersisnd Why the people Of New York City who were
about sssumirg the e1eDs Of laying out Central Park
with Of 7tc acres desired its repeal It
would cost the City millions of dollars TO complete the
CtIra Park and the Jones Wood PARK would not only be
suIluous butt the cost Of laying il ont and maintaining
added the expense Of The Genital Park would be oler
oUs bevcId endurance. The CorpoTaton OF the City
aked r iis relos tie people demanded IT, and be rlsied
that the Senate would psss he bin.
Ny BBc not prepared to g for the repeal Of the
law j., doubted whether the citizens demanded is re-
peal Ilietd he believed hat il il vas vat 70 vote
majority would he found fsvoriDg ccth Parks Bat hs
thought that the JONES' Wood Park act susceptible
oi much improvement Il resled material amend Dent,
and II time allowed he would ofer such amendments
to that law suggested themselves 20 him juii'ous
ard called for.
NJ WHl1NEY favored the repeal # the law lie dii
not doubt but the Central Pak would De ample pleasure
ground or all the OF Ne~ lork. al least FOR many
years 10 come Progress was then reported.
CRIMINAL STATISTICS.
The Secretary Of stat. in compliance with the require
ments Of law, transmitted TO the Legislature vOlamin-
Gus report in tables relative 10 criminal Convictions &c
in the State during the year ls52 Of which the following
abstracts
Table gives the number of convictions for criminal
oenses in Courts OF Record in each county Of the State