New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

fortt, or, perhspe, seventy FIVE days. on oori ss1f
many fidts shut NJ between decks, ".noa, veo,
hlat'"n-snivs sick sDd diseAAed, OF tb> oeoeos o.
ne pure air to be hsd on land. They -, 'pos; 70
Der sfsr them, not psrhsps TO Jersey pris>>' sho
but 10 fouething nearly approaching TO il. NJ, u
bad read, by the Clerk, memorials from .1e--
charts ard ship owners Of New York, re-
monsirafiDg egaias. the passage Of the bill.
.. finn the Commissioners IL + aigraiion VITO say
better site could he obtsiDei thsy have no obiec-
h"rs 10 make. Bat they know Of 90 e,se. ~i--s
conseion bed been spresi. Toey ohjsc, to the bi /
es II cots not give any P'sce on ls6d for a hDs9ul
and point ont various INCONSISTENCIES snd d-f.t. in
the bill. They think tie effect of trsnsferrin, nj.
grants from stips TO sting hospital woali be b
put an end n their exi-teDcs Mr. C. said thas. .an
tmens could DO. be mi-understo ID, and ought NJ,
10 be d'sTegad-d. Tnsy ~-re from men v1o yell
Understood tais subject He bad mso here fro n
Which the sutjsct could BE- we'll understood. From
Ne~-iork to s,sen Island there VS. . good ferry,
by which the friends of smisr cold 90 ami see
th.r iriepos 10 the hospital. Bs,ifes the re- non
sfrsDces read here there Others from people in
terts'@d Interested in not having tue hospitals ets1-
lisbed where II II prOp-sed TO place them. Mr.. &.
referred 10 the sccOu mods,ions which we're already
es'sbirhed for the comfort Of the uofort1nate aud
called upon the House 10 consider carefully ere they
gcopt the charge
Mr.. J. next addressed the Co nmi,tse sgsar the
bill re errDR TO the great dangers to which the Floa-
ing Hospital would be sahje ted. from storms Also
II would he exposed To 81 the floating b)dias which
we're in The water crsa'icg in ihs; spO, mi pa
il essentially Necessary 10 give the sick the bsne
fits 81 terra frma-sdmitfed by all to be- the best
beslih resiOfer in these cases Of sickness, which
could be hsd. Mr. l.. referred - the loo s,iou OF
Wards Island, which was nov New York's POt-r's
Field; and be thou. ht there was missms enough
arisDg from il now, without ncrea.ing II by convey
ing sickness there, and 90 Dear he City too, a. t.
p rio usly erdaDge. il. Mr. L. considered this purely
Kuos Nothing bill though he dill nos know a. il hai
the sanction OF the secret luncils. He closed by
novI to strife ont the enacilng clinse.
Mr WATERBURY, III ought If this was a Know
Nothing MEASURE and the gentleman pressnt when
adopted he knew Of 70 one better qualified to de-
close the secrets Of thu Council. H. would however
in order that members might be bet er informed on
this subject, when they vi-itet Ne York. move that
the Committee rise and reoort progress. Carried
The Committee, Mr. RICKERSON in the Chair
tteu took up the bull to restrain banks of issue and
deposit from &C ing ~ ssviog- banks
NJ. WELLS propo:ei to amend the bill so as to
except banks in the country. At Glen 8 Falls, be
said. there were two banks which were actiog a.
savings bar ks and ii was found to be very great
con veDience. These banks were sound and perfectly
sofs
Mr. GATES called attention to the fact that the
bill only provided that thess banks shoui not pat up
sietr. advertise or o,herwis induce deposits az
Savings BaLk. 1t did not prohibit them procuring
deposits
gave was for the smoust Of their sccImulsng notes,
and were not ipdivic lily liable for deposits.
Mr. AlTKEN replied that stockholders were re-
tponsible for deposits but frequently they were IRE
sponsible men, having LPtbns m 're than the anou1t
Of their stock and 10 mshy Instances they held stock
for other people. So the security was very slim.
Mr. DAVIDSON hoped the motion to amen would
rot prevail. II vas good for the cy, II MAS good
for the country
Mr. WATERBURY was in favor of this bill, even
though il mig nj be a little defective. tie wanted
ereser protection given TO Savings Bank depostor..
Nv BULL proposed TO iDsert the word receive,
20 As to prohibit Banks from receiving dep ,slts as
Savings Banks
without taking any question, the Committee re-
ported progress
The came Committee took mp the bill TO extend the
preeinotive righ.of the Sscketrs HsrbOr sud sara
togs Railroad CompsDy TO purchase lands OF the
STATE, and TO confirm the title.
Mr.. BULL moved 10 amend by inserting provis-
ion 10 the effect that all copveyances Of land au-
tborzed by the charter OF the Company shal be on
condition that such conveysnces shall be void, and
The land revert the State unless the Company CON
peie the entire road and have it in running order by
the let day Of May, ls6O
After debate sid without taking the Question, the
Commit. roe tfu ported progress.
Mr. BLArCuEORD stated that there were now
on The general orders 527 bills snd the House had
ps.s.d but so bills far. He, therefore, ssksd con-
rent that the resolution offered by hun, TO hold after
noon ser sioDs be taken up.
The Zee la ION sas taken up and adopted.
R.cess 70 l. Nj,