New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
ASSEMBLY,.


incorrectly yesterday. The following Is a correct
ssIioS u provides the, With yellow fever
cher diseases aboard sha remain near or oP9o
~, he Floating Hospital until they bonded and exsmned
N he Hospital Phyoisn and by him allowed to proceed or
ttetd TO remain. -
The House went into COMMITTEE Mr.. LEIGH in
NE Chair, md took up the bill approprlatlng the
revenues OF the United states Literature and Deposit
Fund. Reported to the House and ordered to third
reading. -. ..-u. ,,o,,.
Mr. DIXON has introduced the following:
to provide 's'as, y yo Buildings ID the 'S
steros Provides that all buildings erected south Of 100
ron the Fast the Hudson Rivers sha have front ana IesI
Mi, and side walls on both sdes-b0it upon stone OF Des
Sc Partition walls of buildings 30 feet in width, ,hall
p less then 10 tbich or 10 lieu iron or OAK locust
s,e PpoviSs. that partition wall. snail be built
uDdaOn Of bek stonei also every poet sder pr OF
Provides that cellar piers columns piers and posts
,t Of cobb, soue, shAll have at intervals o. nor '
r.e each wsy equal to the column, per, &c. -,
SIC Provides that temporary supports d5ins erection
Outside wells shall not be Ices hss iq sa tss
~ 81 !. van 90 sss, nc, i's' man Ie nches
a. Morsr used shah be made follows: For brek work,
four parts sand 10 Inferior lime shall be used and
,rt shall be clear sharp sIl, aud nee from io,H ,o -
,srs and mo chimney shall started upon floor besmi
a., An iues shall be properly psIgsd with good parsng NOR
m All hsshs shall be supported by arches oi t9ne Oh DICK
I'D no chimney shall be cut Oh - be suP'oTted below
&c All wooden gutter. end cornoes saal be hl'nS 80
r,d BY irons not more 'h.n y iset apart fu'no p"
D. made for security Of suffers, &C -,
sac 10. wslls shall be securely anchored. J., . i,A
nc scuttle frames, shutters ~c to be covered VITA
n Planning and sbeshug OF roofs shall not extend
fs H. rs iS ~ s IT, and 20 u,1e speea Provisions
eth. in which sudlsg S shall De o"' Win vie"
e a. Ash holes to be bait of stone or brick without the
10. q wood /" any pnS ...,s.o .hsd, bsvood 70
s,S 81 Building. damaged by FIRE to the extent not to
SIC IS The amount of to be decided upon by two
he remaining eleven sections make provisions for carrying
s plan n,imsied IN the shovei for nfocsns the pro
tsor. and making ohenses misdeuesu0r
THE TEMPERANCE I'LL. >>,
Tia Uouse went into Committee. Mr. STANTON
ID the Chair, and took up the bill for the Suppression
d lItemperaDce. r NJ
The question pending was on the moiion VI % i.
lluport to reconsider the amenumohs hhh'luS '"o
Iotb OF sellers to % per cenS
Tie motion to reconsider vas carried
The question was then on adopting the amendment,
IEe IL was stricken out
rs conclusion that this bill was not to be amended.
lhfiends intended 10 not permit any Amendments
v,aisver But IL was their policy 70 entertain mem,
Ites somewhat after the manner of the disciples OF
IlQso WALTON THE hook is nicely barred ana thrown
lw He was opposed 10 wasting the time of the
Itsuse in futile discussion. lie moved to strike out
IL enactng clause 20 that the House could disagree
VII the Committee, and pass the bill 10 third read
ag He wanted il understood that he was friend OF
NpNhihtory law, but he wanted this one shorn OF
E1e Of its obnoxious features before II was gwen 10
IL People.
NJ BALDWIN said the bill declsred, in its gen.
ltl features, what he approved OF. But there we're
lkae few amendments which he weuld ike 10 nave
lraos vet he would do nothing to emhNrass II. lie
tbar for QIu a ".
NJ. WISNER hoped the friends of the bili would
kvpose no more amendments. He did not believe
soOald be beliered. II had been scr1tmLed by Aole
lsen-men with as much wisdom rs was possessed Oy
'-smbers here. Ifthe time OF the House was oceu-
bed by propositions 10 amend by its enemies, they
oil be responsible for ths consumption Of time.
Mr.. BAKER, after claiming the privilege IL pro-
Fcse such amendments 10 this bill as be deemei eN-
tdieni and that he was entitled 10 seton uponhem,
burned to the question Of prohihitory seohnent 10
fs State. He said ii men claimed thas Gov. CIh <
pas elected on this issue, they cannot but admit th,s
minority Of the State gave their expression IN favor
The bid. Ii had been asserted tina Gov. ClArS had
oAnged his opinion with regard TO prOhlOitory la v.
lAe did not say whether this was 50 or not but he
sould say that If he had, he had erfect right TO do
ana the result of the last election justified him 10
* II was claimed that he wss supported by the en-
re force of the friends OF the NSne Law and yet Il
Is said that there is a clear majority in the state
II svor Of that Law amounting - $4,000. lie IN
lss'ed the result OF the election oaly showed what
fshance can be placed upon these NJ iine Law
ven. But il was claimed that Judge Bronson and
II. Ullmsnn drew of Maine law votes This could
iethave been the case with the first gentleman aud
fsto the latter, If he was = Maine law man. he Mr.
I was a Know. Nothing with regard TO it. lie
taex, however that Mr.. Cllmann claimed votes in
l. county, on the ground that he was opposed to
kune law. These things all went to show the little
tAance to be placed on this Maine law party. The,
sawed the infdelity Of this Temperance party. Ia
esed Mr. b. would be greatly surprised ii Gov. Clari
tS 40, changed bis opinion since the election II i
selained that the Temperance party is IN 8 arg
S.ority In this State the vote shows an inconvert
te fscs to the contrary. Ii il is clsmed that man
aem went of to Unmann, then 1t Is shown INA
eerss not Temperance element in the State who
sNlisble And il not then II Is entirely useless .
trsase for such an element Mr.. b then proceede
~ Rpofh In a. ba hill