New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

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SEC In al under Judgments & Be r'ndered 10 thee
,-oeeeS % Interest u the shan he sold sub
pIisr hers sHisiog thereon u,es the aman ena
,nh rs shall BE- ao parties TO the pTOesedsss IN which
rs@ The ConI shall settle h rishs q he respective Elm
ants ara the payment Of valid lien ssy
ooTeIs6 IN pysDslcs q the ssd shall insure him a.
! rsvuent 20 the sunrrt thereof 10 the contractor.
bsTiSs claim srsDsi Sonirsctof = S The osoer
ieor HsJ be made defendant with such Owner sni Jag
may fIceTod sghst the CONTRACTOR Tor the smoant
bcb shs be found OWNS him 10 addition 10 the
b.rsin beo provided noh owner AID the Court
Iasy award such eats AZ sts be a1 against ens Of the p
Mr. HULL's bill relative to the Rights Of Married
Women, was introduced tO-day. 1t provides a. fol-
SIC Any rnsrrisd woman whose husband either from
drunierns profsscy other 'bsl uegse.
refae provide the support and
Of Der cbidsn sDd any married woman who may Be deserted
Business ard receive and collect Der earning AID
Mr.. MALLORY-To provide fer printing in pam
phlet FORM an abstract OF the Revised Statutes rel
alive to the assessment and collection Of taxes.
QUARANTINE.
M RAYMOND introduced the following:
AN ACT to dispose Of the oosunne property sn sisen
'ssd and 2 remove the Qa.rshtns s9a for the Ppoia
stefan and for The building Of a Floating Hospital
sEoIoS Provides hat tie Conmissionsrs shall mnsd
&c = TSey fs oat Of he eroo,e5s Of The sale p,y 81
e,repses, Iess itn. Sc end bue Floating Hospital and
iecord Of Their p,oee1 dirss verified BY osih.
SEC Provides that TIE Governor shs sppoia.
.PIy,cn 70 be known As Eusrslt Physician hold Office
who sts reside where he can o.t conveniently
SEC Provide. the. h. Physician shall board all vessels
arriving the Ct New York ADD inspect the passengers.
charge Of the Commissioners Of Emigration. And he shall
also eDd all such per'oS 10 The Marine Hospital 70 ss ~
tce Emigrsus Unwel shall be conveyed 70 Nsw'ios
To- Fossnt PiVieisp Is ve,,ee With all the powers over
sells quarantine that the bsslthOhcer Of the port OF rev
SIC Prov des that or the purpo'e Of protecting The City
Of New York s,tust The yellow fever there shall be built
rorh # Cony Issn6 be under the direction Of phy.,
be styled the HO'Csl Physician. WHO shall hold
of oe wears, o be appointed by the Goverrors
Provides this Hospital Ply ,eisa sh. visit all vessels
ouhen pos .sd src found SICK With yoo
fever other copsgu. dsesse them to the Fostng
osn Or h. 5epu,y Assistants end provided for sod
pay the Vessels with sick aboard are re lui'ed to
SIC provides that the Ensr.nt Physician and HO'gial
Pby.iesn 'ha sPPont their Deputies and determine 'ne
SEC The Fmiersn Ply stefan and Hospital Physician shall
es received by the Health Oeer fJes
to b. equally divided between the two. -,
port sb, equal eighth pat OF all the nuts
ton moneys received by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
for purpose paying the ASSISTANTS provided for
src Ii provides that Striving with emigsD' shall
snor within the limits Of the present qusIan;ine o..
Floating Hospital TO tske the sick Wsrd's leland.
M u.s. fssnf 3d. A Of chs
a. Of Title 2, Of Part Of the Reyised 9iaptes - 49,
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Commissioners Of Emigration
SIC. 49, All inconsistent repealed.
src l6 This effect the LIST day of November
Mr. RAYMOND-To allow the Staten Island Rail
road Co. further time for the commencement OF their
road. go.
Mr. RHODES had consent TO give notice of bill
70 authorize the Supervisors of Kings to increase the
salary Of the County Treasurer Of that county not
to exceed 81. 500 per annum.
Mr. RICKERSON brought in bill to Secure the
Purity Of Elections.
MIR. WOODEN-To amend the Revised Statutes
relative to the Assessment and Taxation OF Real
Estate.
Mr. BALDWIN introduced bill TO authorize
tain leases in the County of ST. Lawrence, which pro-
vdes that the proprietOrs of any mines or veins OF
lead or copper ore in the County of ST. Lawrence
may demise, lease rent the same for period not to
exceed twenty lone years from The date oil any sucn
lease TO any foreign individual or Company, and such
lessee or essees may take, hold work. use or convey
the same during the said term in the same manner
and subject TO the liabilities as if such lessee or
lessees were natural born citizen or citizens. Inc
object of the bill is TO enable aliens residing and
working mines in Canada, to lease and work the lead
mines in St. Lawrence County.
The bill wss read a third time by IN animous con-
sent but after the vote had been taken, Mr.
RHODES moved to reconsider, and after some re-
marks from Mr.. BALDWIN, ewiihirew his notion
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. BIATCUFORD called up the Senate concur
rent resoutiop, fixing apon the 9th day of February
TO elect al S. Senators and moved con currence.
MI PETTY moved to lay the resolution on the "a
bic. Lost.
The resolution was then concurred in.
Mr.. BLATCUFORD called up the Senate concur
rent resolution relative to the letters patent TO lands
under water granted to Henry Ruggles. Concur
| rcd in.
| Mr.. EAMES-That the Committee on Banks IN
aure what amount is deposit in the several Banks
in the State the number Of depositors, and tue rate
| of per centsge paid Laid over. -
Mr. WATERBURY called up his resolution eau
ing upon the Adiatan General TO report what ~ any
military regiments, battsons or companies are or
capized contrary to the militia laws and to take the
necessary steps to disbsnd them. Mr.. w. SAID 1t
was understood that there were many companies or
ganized by and composed OF men VINO are mol ci'''
zens of The State, which was contrary to law.
Mr.. AITKEN called for a division of the question,
fret upon the information asked aud second upon the
direction TO disband.
The first part was adopted. ,
| MIR. AITKEN moved that the second part be laid
on the table. Lost.
| 1he second part, directing the dsDandmeut, was
then adop'ed-Ayes SC, Noes %.
| Mr. MAGUIRE called up the communication from
the Governors ofthe Aims House, inviting tpe Legs
lature TO witt the Institutions under their charge
Mr. LEIGH moved that the invitation be accepted.
but said lie hoped his motion would not be carried.
The money iptrusted to the Ten Governors was in
trusted 10 their care fer specific purposes, when we g
for the benedt-lst, Of the poor ed the sick So the
iunatics; ih, criminals And he aid not think they
had any money to be expended in the Leg
islature. lie did moi believe this Legislature would
LEI il go out that they accepted al IN,
| der such circumstances. The poor of the City OF
New York were in deplorable condition lie had
seen it stated that tie slaves of Alabama were con-
;ributng 10 the relief Of the poor OF New, orb
Was it proper then, that when the poor were re-
duced to such straight the Legislature should ac-
cent an entertainment TO be paid for with money ap-
propriated TO the benefit OF the poor Not only ms
but you find a set of hangers on who partake oil
these entertainments and who drink and carouse,
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