New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

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Atto NM ST. st relative o. the purchase and!ay
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"a sAh hsAsssa BY rany el,-ie'sa area more
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ssss als BE ground for sA and sea Sc hs l1agl9sS
s.s e jssieior,y ,Yssd il believed that ao required
- sci and Their toward. the inhabited portion
y i: aaa se ~ " ,i.S, q c,1' Pa 'nil'' '
y Ca ~on1 further stste ihai th b Of Che CITY a.
SssrtsI per esr snnsay th i'll supposed the Central
a. le he rr,ts necessity wOad in their opinion justly an
s, q ~ CT & :, Il p. o' 10 ' cot Te comT hsTia
s1a thy believe iss the CoIpoIasol az gEilns
= s1reIs = as IIo2saN 's - m ~ si,.vs r f, not ~,
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s.ss PT.vsss Interest," and fcs individual s7ecil-tol
rs fact eieiIy uueo.'u ona to take tie property Of
n pcry sss1' her n'-n az compel ano.n % i ~
7s hsr protest ths the % ut wa' en- axe nor ~D "
sos 90 S 9' Ia,lsdss in tie rso Of this nsei
TT have thouett IL ro improper a 70 tnsir repof ine
csrssis question. before confession with the taking ofhe
-. ~ C5rIaitse believe PoFaas beaang upon
s lssioI ssGo9sns ne passage O., the 9 re-
s. them repeang the To-" Of hs isst session. efaosnns
is''-e' "''oI ! r WILKINS
w Il ROBEWr.ON
Here follow the remarks Of Judge RooevetbeIe'oi'Ie
yctlsLed in TIE TRIBUSr
yEW YORK COUNSEL FTEs.
Mr u CLARK moved TO refer back to tho Judiciary
Committee the papers relating to Counsel ices ior oP5A
rg streets ia the City Of Newly
Mr WBnEEY said the subject was one OF great ina
portsDCe to the tax payers Of New YORK. cry. Inc
tsu4rs he'd been before the Judiciary Committee for
seeks and for some reason they gave them bar little or
. notice The convenience of Mr. DILLoN the Corpora
ion Counsel to have beenthe onyhg consulted 0y
De Committee in the premises and notwithstanding the
nv OF balfa million Of people for redress from OuerOus tax
rion the Committee have deemed tit to close their ears
Aad virtually recognize species OF legal ROBBERY Inc
egs gentlemen OF the Senate seem horhed at the idea
q curtaling the fees and perqusites OF their brethren
however enormous Uni us they may be- Is urged oy
ID should not eesate in this matter witn refer
enee 10 present ncumbents. Why If We wait TIL the
Offices are vacated when viii the people BE- heard-when
viii they have redress Already is it an outrage on me
Ie pie Of New York that their wishes with regard to
H. e Ioxya Loa col or,Od aia
Mr.. HOPKINS explained why the Committee had not yet
fully considered the subject
Mr. BARR said that the Senator (Mr. whitney, seemed
determined TO demolsh something or somebody. Last
week the lager bier shops, and now is ae COrp0-
ration Counsel Mr.. Dillon took Office under fair under
standing and contract that his salary should be so much
and biz fees those heretofore belonging to the Office aud
collected BY previous incumbents. Mr. b. had the pa
pers and at the proper time he would al luce to show that
the report of the amount of fees received by Nj Dillon
had been greatly exaggerated
After further debate the papers were referred
back to the judiciary Committee.
ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF TAXES.
favorable report, without amendment, was made on
the bill heretofore published in IHE TmBUNE amending
the act relative to the assessment and collection OF taxes
in New York City.
The bin for the Incorporation of Companies to navigate
the Lakes Rivers and Canals of The State was taken upn
Committee, this morning, for the first time 1t gave rise
TO much debate and progress was finally reported The
bill wilmeet with much opposition.
Mr.. WHITING, from the Joint Library Committee 20
whom was reerrei the petition of franklin b H)ugh 10
classification and ndexing certain manuscripts this morn
That they have given attention the subject and ful tbs, the
Aforesaid MSS comprising considerable the unpublished
history of the stae and them Of great value works
order discrimination ard thus confused manner nelosed Ia
boxes and placed ASIDE ond the reach Of Termination
Your Committee after due investigation o. The snese ave
the conclusion that the Arrangement assfca and misNnS
pspers binding q such may be found wor by Of
hvs and library Of the state They report yoaby
On he sggesi.On oiths Psoa and az leave to introduce OH
and sent to the Committee of the Whole;
SECTION l. The Regents Of the University are hereby
authorized and empowered 10 the orr ynal petitions
memorials messages reports and other papsrs Of the sea
ate and Assembly Of this State from the organization
thereof 10 the year 1880 inclusive and every fifth
ing 10 the subjects which they severiy relate; have
he same PROPERLY indexod AMI % bind AM place "a me
State Library all such manuscripts as L'y n1y deem 20
possess historical yare
ana Assembly or other persons having charge OF papers
ber,in mentioned e. deliver TIE same up n proper re
crSion Of The Rspeuis Tie Unycrsi, 81 any person
demanding hom for The purposes stated in me hFst sec
SIC 5. Appropriate $500 for The above purpose
Mr. D,.ro,-, n S.atc This morning Introduced the
following bill, which was rciored 20 tn Jtdi,1'-3 '
AN ACT 70 amend the Revised statutes ia ~.
SECTION TIE Supreme Court shall have 1-e %, go,
vested fb the same powers As {. poss a cs %
e srtH divorces dss0sns thc marriage con 90 t -
ss1st Tie aifal Gssorou ol tae volsutsry 9@lt he
sptyod 81 five ves Of he vie bv TIE husband or he soan "
she wife With neglec I.df On tas PEI OF We i .
"rs.usd against TO perform bis her marital S'i'' ~
src 2 The provisions lined 30 A-lel 81 .ie sf
E the Revised Sfsgtes. cntilea " OF tvsrt eb. n,
u.nsse contract" shall apply 50 srts the slls arb
s'oes ssDted any aeuoa puEsaan % a., l5'so~s -
Ae, ne parties ssoh &C. on shall he tntl'a ?, no
,nd he y al re.p - subject to Tie PF'fis''i thereof '
liabilities imposed tier 5y.