New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

ce.,.s. 20 constitute citizensho ths. tn KDc ~
No,hibg esd gone The leEgth OF Their le.her. Il vs.
true n ~ "a becOle nioIci'ed By temporary 81 e,
! csss in some psf but be had not deemed thst :
ore Of them would hirk Of Offering resolution Il
! such terdeIcy-tbe result Of WHICH, II heeied by
COreress would be "a dirfrancise great portion -
our cfizeDs. lie discussed the question a. consider
az 10 ~ 9Th 10 ding At this not the DrnDer place
e. criticize The spppt menis Of the Executive. Tue
rtsoiuiion VIA Anti Democratic. Tie h0pe1 after 30
matter had been cDlg discussed 4 would he table
/ Mr. AIKEN could not vote for te resol IliOu,
because he deemed IL IN conflict with the Llnsttlr
OF the United sisfes. 1t was Interfering ~l'h the
powers granted the President By that isstru nent ~
provided in Subdivision Of Section Of Article H.,
ana be SHAH bonir.ts and by ,nd With the s'ves saa
tnsc Nnii,. nd 0onsuls iGiss. of the Supreme Court
sDo al other os~ q he Unitsd stsss wh'- neps
herein otsersise provided for snd ~hen .s- b
esisb.hed BY law Bot The ConEres msy b. as, ve,, t4e
tie President alone in The Courts Of s" or IN the hands Of
Dtpsurenn
M copinuod that this wise provision
giving to the President power to select such men a.
in his Judgment were mos: euinently lifted for the
rcsron- alluded TO
Mr.. sTEBBINS replied, saying: Psss such law
az il contemplated and the President would be likely
10 coniue bis nominations 10 American born oltzsn
Tbs yss the object Of the resolution, and he con-
terded that enough capable American-born citizens
could he found TO represent the Government aOrOal
Mr.. RICkERSON moved an adjournment; Lo'''
Mr. O'KEEFE opposed and denounced the resp
'''''" - ''-'' "WEDNESDAY, Jan. II.
REPORTS.
Mr. WELLS reported in favor of printing 900
COMES Of tie M4iorify and Minority Reports, with
bill Of Temperance Committee for the Legislature,
end 300 for the use OF the Committee. Agreed 10.
Also in favor Of printing 900 copies OF the repor OF
the Superipte pdent Of Onondaga Salt Springs, aud
: 600 extra. Agreed 10.
Mr. WISNFR-In favor of procuring Revised
If nc copy tor s %d a TO-
Mr. BLATCHFORD-A bill in relation to the
Census or enumeration of the inhabitants OF nus
State Mr. b., in view of the necessity OF hasty &C
;n moved that the bill be referred back 10 the same
Con,ri,tee IN rerort complete. There being No OBJ
lection the bill took that direction.
The following il a synopsis oil the DIV; -
II nrovldes that census shsll DE taken during the
rresant year that the Secretary of state shall a,
soon as practicable after the passage OF this act ana
hereafter every tenth year cause blank returns and
abst acts 10 be printed for obtaining intorHauIon
needed be shall, on or before the first day OF May
every tenth year send there blanks TO the County
Clerks Of the respective Counties. Common { 'un-
ellis in cities, Supervisors, Town CLERKS ana Io"n
Surernfendents Of Common Schools sh al respective
ly convene before the fret Mon az of Nay every
sucb tenth year and appoint irsh4s tor eAch Eec'
ton District whose duty it shall he to take zee cen
sus The Marshal shall be supplied with the blanks
alluded TO- ana ON the lst day OF June proceed 10
take the census The returns are to be transmitted
10 The Secretary Of State by express by esch County
Clerk The Secretary of State shnll report 10 the
Legislature general account of the enumeration.
The Msrshals accounts shall be audited by the super
visors of each County, except IN the Ciiy OF New
York, where their accounts shal De audited Dy Tue
Common Council and they shall be assessed and col
ced as part Of the contingent expenses OF such CITY
or County. Any he sd Of family above the sge OF
Of wears refusing give information shall forfeit so
The Secretary of State shall appoint some suitable
1ersoD to take the enumeration OF Indians
Mr. T. ". PALMER-Auth )rizng the Hudson
River Railroad Company, to sell to the United States
lard for Leht.hou
Columbia County to the United States for similar
PpWHo'e'M acknowledgements excavation in New
York ard Brooklyn.
MIR BLAKESLEE-To amend the Act for As
sessmept ard Collection of Taxes.
Mr. BAKER-In relation TO the property and
money token from perscns arrested for CRIMES In
Mr.. DAyIDSON-To amend the Charter of the
Sixpenny Savings Bank, New York.
Mr. GLEASON-ro charter the Fulton and Mont
gomery County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mr.. 5. Is. COLE-To amend the Act relative 10
Turnpikes and Plankroads.
WESTERN HOUSE or REFUGE.
The sixth annual report of the Managers OF the
Western HOufe Of Refuge was received. IL appears
that the number of boys in the Refuge the lst OF
January 1852 2o3 fifty, at least more than the
building now completed were designed to accommo
hole number received since the opening Of the rn1 e
as W.
Npnbsr receiyed from Jan 1854 70 Jan l. 1855 Is l6l ~
s.no,sd Of ysous 1sys during yes ioS
,.k,. .............. 2sl
DnIing the wear. the boys have been employed ia
n.kirc cene end flag chair seats Willow ana caue
baskets womers and childrens shoes, and whips
under contract with five different persons and firms,
a fifteen oerts per Gay of seven and one bait hours
The products of the farm have been sl,Ols 81
Received At the gate visitors during the year ior
the >, az
Balance hand sst "
Total. -
Expended Books and lV' -
The Treasures accounts show an expenditure, Tor
all purposes during the year amounting to s%o, Az OIL
Also from the Erie County Savings BANK flea'
NOTICES OF BILLS.
M RUODFS-To authorize the Building OF DOCKS
| In tba Twelfth Ward. Brooklyn.
Mr.. WEED-To repeal laws relative to Datchess
Turnpike Company. ,., cuo-.;.,-,
N 11tend the time for the Collection Of Taxes.
Mr.. WOODEN-To amend the Revised Statutes
relative 10 the Assessment and Collection OF Taxes on
| Real Estate.
| Mr.. RIDER-Respecting Fees of Justices OF the
Peace in Civil Ceses. ......
Mr.. JIMMERSON-To repeal an Act exempting
! Coasti1g Vessels, between NeT'iork auu Virginia
! from Quarantine .-., a., -o,.
MI. COLEMAN-To reduce the several Acts reia-
! five IN New. York District Courts into one Act
Also for the Relief Of Anthony Murray ana MS we
| Mr.. LElGH-Requiring Ferry Companies IN New
! York TO provide Life Saving Gates. o.,
! Mr.. CHAPIN-Forth the Relief Of christopher Smith.
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