New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
po1Ycs " THE LEGISLATURE.
Frorn Der eva Reporter.

sLNA .ALDAAl, .-aaSi -
Nr. BlooEs prCscn'-i Ieti9n wnicG -e sAl F4'
sirred by mary members Of tie New 70 K nlr, a.>i /,
itai the judges Of the Court . Common Pea msf nave
power 10 appoia. ikeir own Clerk.
REPOaTs.
Favorable reports were made on tie FLOWING ena.el
Lelatiye to the Court Of Common Plea in the Cy Of
Nev-Nork
TO amend the charter Of Flashing.
10 amend the Sing Sing charter
YorIcEs % BILLS.
Mr. HUTcHINs bill 20 incorp rate the Ess. Brooklyn
Mr BL4EELr. bin authorizing an increase in the CAPT
is stock of the Buffalo, Corning and New YORK Hsufoai
liz. Barr brought in a bill to incorporate the College
Of s. Francis Xavier, NewYork City.
BIZ. ". CLARK Introduced bill to amend tae IN" reit-
tive 20 tie salary OF certain officers Of the Goge-nsnt
insomuh a. to provide ior the app OF Dipuy
Attorney General Huder salary 81 ileea h1adre1 per
snpumt ard also giving ihe Attorney hundred
Az ty Collars Ter AMMAN tor "a lltlenal CLERK bfe
SEW YOKA SoTAEIEs PUBLIC AID COMMISSIONERS oF
DEEDs.
NJ WHITSIT Introduced act providing for tie ap,
roLtment Of all a5dnsl number OF Nltanss Public aud
Commissioner of Deeds in the City of New York.
slo1ss Tie Go'siaoT hereby siAor led and ea7oEsrsd
addition tie prescribed BY Law forty
SIC ? The CoHheh Council .. III. Cy N.wYOrt h.r'S,
,.isoa 40 5tP Nsi.a 70 s9gS, .S. c 20 sI ss
ste 5 Is. At sSsl t.ie effect iuluetaely.
sEw-YORK CITY ri OF CONNoS PLEAS.
Following up the petition inredu ed by him his mora
n.
in re.oa 10 the Of Common Pleas for ths City ssi
s,c7,.1 ard .5ossr he cog'to .ppo, Clerk Civ.
iut pswUss. are hed b GER. q Ger lot
Of kssYo power AID jurisdiction Of the following proceed
ii 10 slG fo cited reeoairin;ss IL hs a9 el'.
Fe., snd ts correct ans dcs,rs
Oy coauiy Of Yoi a. III RoS
erLeitt eor,sTsd lyon or vsie in t1 2unty slI !, ai
COM CONN o. Pie.s Tor he City sd County Of Nsyos b,
ioe desssa.ed the Code Of Procedure
Tf,rsF z. !
Sc he three judge, Of hi. Court slse' Fasf a'd no.
JrS, 81 IT, Corrt Plea or the CITY ald Coiniyo
l ,.5 I'D .. psn ,a1 P'i' ed G'
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irey'ess ), Law N r.i,,i"n te n, dI,t Iges,,
TER INV YORK CJC,sEL FEES BILLS.
The Judiciary Committee having charge OF this bill Tor
some weeks and not being yet prepared TO report 'h9
Mr WFrrsEY moved that the Committee be discharged
from its further consideration.
Mir. BAET opposed the motion and moved ihe resolution
Of tie senator the Ivh (Mr. WHISEr TO tue Com
Eiee having the bill in charge:
Mr. WHITSEY trusted that this motion would not be
a6oped II would be unfair TO refer this resolution TO
The seue Committee whom, he might say tacitiy admit
that thew will TO. report the bill Such reference would
lie an unfair treatment the hands OF the Senate oil the
wishes Of those petitioners who urged US 10 near 'nlr
comrlaIts and redress their wrongs IN this matter lie
eppeoed to the Senate out equal justice to ae pc
tiiouers on this subject and adopt his resolution Wlcn
would again bring The matter before the Senate when
Stnsors might make themselves acquainted with facts
ccrretcd with IT II the resolution referred to the
Judiciary Committee the chances were that would share
tie fate OF the b and never be Drought oeioro e oen
ate again - e..
Mr " CLARK, on the part of the Judiciary Committee,
explained that the committee had no desire to chalk OF
action on the bill referred to BY the Senator The CON
me had never nimsted that they would not report on
the subject treated of by but they had niormed Ger
tain Iaes that they could not report lyoraby on lis
particular bill lie would only say further that seem
o him that the sought be pursued by the resou
ton extraordinary not to say dscoureous ou
perhaps the Senator best able to judge and they saw
roper take the bill from the committee though ne eoud
not choose but acquiesce, yet he would do 50 withgy
NJ BoRR sad that be did not rise to defend the course
Of the Judiciary COmmeeit in every way ao!e 10
defend fgc-reher did he propose to defend the ch3rac
fer Of the New or Cry Counsel Mr. Dillon from the
irnruaon of the Senator FROM ID l@h but merely 10 gVe
tie senate facts on the subject In the frst
Mace al hon III it said here that the salary andperlui
ss oil he New York City Council up to ON 500 90
to elcCGco, he Mr. would assure the senate and !!
was easily susceptible OF proof that the entire income OF
Mr. Dillon for the first year, amounted 10 bat $500.
Auo;hor point that OF all thepeoners asking for the
rasage of the bill introduced by the Senator from the
jVtb not more n an dozen il many personally
Interested n the matter But more than this number
owned property through which streets were to be opened
and oItended that unless the petitioners were directly
ir'ersted, they lad no night to ask hearing on tue
suljCct. e,..,.,..
ter Il the New York Newspaper statements were 10 be
relied on iib regard IT, there certainly was much to be
redressed ard much for action on the part OF the
Legislature He sincerely hoped that the judiciary Com
In this hone he would vote against the resolution OF
tie Sendior from the Ivh but if the Committee failed to
report Soon he would then willingly support the views Of
Mr., WHlrsEY said that in the same hope he would
move Bis resolution to the table for the present twas 50
disposed Of
TIE TEMPERANCE BILL.
at IL o'clock Mr.. NJ II. CLARK moved the considera
tor of The bill for the Suppression OF intemperance
Tie bill having been gone through with by section.
Amendments generally in order Senator'S took al
yanrce Of this fact 10 deliver their views OF the BILL and
ey,lsn their posiion with regard Oft.
M HALsEY first took the floor, and with much force
edvocsteo lite passage.
Mr. Glossy Albany followed in opposition to II,
After which the Committee reported progress.
STATE PRISON REPORT.
In answer 10 resolution passed by the Senate soma
two or three weeks since Mr. Darius CLARK, one OF the
settI forth the Indebtedness of the Clinton County state
Prison The following Mr. ID. reports as the Indebtedness
of the Prison under his charge
RECkPIIULATioN.
Amount OF et;g for stock and tools clothing bsddns
f,iops ray oiceT. &c OF Clinton Prison up 70 Dec
Dis eorfTseted on The erection and complexion
on ire Nslt furnace machinery. ccal k!ns aud other -
erection. for nsLufac1 OF iron, TO Dee ls l3+O
,ropnt Of de rs claimed being contracted BY n
Csrstock late AGENT previous 10 July - 1851, for -
which vouchers have uos been taken 5S5' "
Of 1ers accepted b. j. " tComstock
astuf July p, 1851, for which be took
yossher, .td the passed 10 hi. credit OF the
bool Of the Controller good notss AID orders remaining
-Sft %
Understand that Mr. COmsock is in attendance at the
Can;to and that he mphscaly denies the correctness
above in SO far as they indicate his indebtedness TO
The state As soon as the report is finished, l. said, he
-, r,;cate his side of the picture" TO the Senate.