New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

means Of instruction and they may confer ucs desrse. aud d.
pOu for proficiency IN soieLee art philosophy or letters
Src fbs Board Of CorIol shall appoint ell Professors,
Teachers OF Other necessary for the conduct Of the In.ti
tuition .suse their salaries ernouents and tenure Of
Oe end sks apply oil be rsats aud revenues Of said
the expenses ofthe lnnion the
tersO reDovsOn and repair io the e1hce aud the proper
maintenance sd ncreese Of the apparatus aud collections and
while rsed neither the land tie building ss coutsns
sutieo isIaon 1t shall be lawful for ssid Board 70 sell
norgge the ssd lsud ed6ce say pa thereof
contract arv rcu.ry engagement the 70 enus. Of
the current year No member Of said Board shall receive soJ
The supre curt shall and eIereiss super
voIy power said II stituoB and time tbs
written application either Of three Inemeers Of sad board Of
Control twenty graduates Of the Iuuon Of at least five
years standing rquire from ts Trustees collectively ud
Trustee freely publish at time in his discretion. any
s management in any respect, including any discssons
IN the Board Of CoLtol IN relation 70 any matter what
required either by said supreme Court Committee OF
either branch OF tho Lssislaiqrs Full ninutes h.h be
SnS 'ss ebs is S % Boa1d Cen "g nov % &
opinion Of any professor teacher Of candidate for
any oce Institution any appointment
from such off Of any STUDENT applying for admissonnto
sd Institution competing for any Of ts honors sdyan
ges sh hey per, any professor teacher 10 said Ia
stutoI 10 axe any dc rnstion among its students
count Of their religious teDets or opiuions
srIreme Court ind sucieot notice fourd unfaiha
evpsby negligent in the dsehase Of duty the SAID Court
sIc TO- The Board Of Control ,hsl annually in the month
q
mi Te1 on N All Their receipts and disbursements during tho
wear spd Of the progress and condition Of Institution spd
a,pe and sbs al .. times furnish any further 1ornato6 in
TO their funds revenues and course OF instruction,
src H. The Legislature any time may alter amend
SEC. r. Tls act shall take esec, Immediately
WHARFAGE.
Mr. BROOKS presented a remonsrance from the
Chamber Of Commerce and the New-Y0rk Corn
Exchange agantt the Senate bill relative to Wharf
age. They argue as follows:
The Senate bill No Ss, entitled An Act to amend an Act
entitled An Act relative 20 Whsryes n the City OF Nes
York rased March 81 lsOl B wrong, aud should not BE-
Fiyt: In the first place bl and the tite
in conformity with Section lG Of the "a Article of the COn'
second The act Of March 81 1901 which this bill seeks g
repealed by the act entitled An Act to reduce all
the Laws relstng particularly 70 the City of NewYok into
" one Act ." passed April 3, 1913 =
Third The words shall keep the same dredged out to
dsrth than 25 feet low water mark"
unressolsbe restriction for on sqndsy b, ish OF March
for ierLolders TO provide sganst such eArao
goSr: There Is no adequate provision for keeping the slip.
piers order for the that enoy provided for
I've snd 'Gv order .s work to be done a. the
EXPENSE the thereof Is SO loose that II
Brooklyn and known such and tho word may"
is qualified that it amounts to no authority az all
greater depth than feet Of tine original bed Of the river
This original bed knows nor it possible to determine
sizl; The Bl makes distinction between outside and
Ib I
The increase IN the rates Of wharfage too great
and 10 hot properly aprortioned . az -. =, -,
which bu with raised BY tax on the estates
real snd per'os The freehode1 and Of G
County have recently been rented at public
auction for price. that evidence that the present
Nmm: The argument Of the Controller of he City of New
York that the public whsrves are the property Of the CORPORA
ton Of the City NewYos is erroneous for the reasons in
the eighth parssrsph and beside being public property and paid
for by sud kep in repair by The same means should not
The Act Of March ST. 1901 and April g. 1873 liked me
rses of wharfage reruUeraie the bu les OF piers and
wbaves their ouisys and Lot to give thea an income upon
the gsund under water which tLey are permitted 70 occupy
without any other compensation to the STATE than what ae-
from the benefit the Of the world derives from
liz facilities thus Afforded There absolute Increase OF
and il been progressive from 1901 to 1851 IN the
Increase of the number vessels requiring Wharfage In 1891
there but few vessels aud consequently the Tor
creased and for all the slips whsrves and
do not pay price for the land they
T2y:n wh. should be protected against
the filing in Of p from sewers and the sso a h E,
ing from neglect VI the public anthotes W Ae'P ~
ahS % All SIers and whsrv.. should be SLOWED the
sse rates OF Wharfage Some worth more than others
Thtenh Beioie any hirs done IN reference SaS 70 r
s 5 ct Tns'sf msSs c SG sRssS
correctly AID after this each up slSqa 10 oS sr TO
see that tie deph OF waef required Is preserved asu %
whaves should be kept olesn and sneh fsle o ,S nat
lowed as woud be alike satisfactory 10 me payers o. 'e
ace "a well as the receivers Of the wharfage bill rhona DC
Of Merchants and wharf aud submitted TO
he Legislature soon as the commissioner o uAns ' "
lin OF
F,1,Ss Should the commissic for h1rg e exterior
lire Of the fud that private properly Is equted re- 10 Oo
taken for public increase OF value should hon DC
iu the shape Of new wharfage law TO i1teiete'
CRIMINAL STATISTIC.
The Animal Rrpou on the Criminal Statistics OF the
State was received from the Secretary oil STAT
renorted for 1854 in Courts of Record was 2Ilf ioi
ls55. the number is ls42, showing an apparent de-
crease of crime. In the year 1884, there were 0oo
convictions for selling liquor without Incense th, ytN
he
the past year ,t4s are OF American brth' ana 'o'o
OF foreign origin.
The number Of pardons granted during the year was
1s2 Of which number 29 were conditional TO Whony
nbstaipipc from intoxicating liquor, except when pre-
scrbed 10y regular physieiani was condluona 10
leave the State within ten days and not return IN Ten
veara: was conditional TO leave the State wthh Yen
a. a,d never return; were conditional to leave the
co4nty never 10 return; was conditional to leave the
city never 10 return.
TIE rest were unconditional. -.
The above does not include restoratons 10 cluLeu-
.hp respites, nor COmmutatOns'
The number OF restoTatiOnS granted was 80.
The number of r. sptes for capital ofenses, ..
The number of combinations was SO, OF which D
were for capital oilentes.
Mr. G. L. SMITH introduced bill which PROVIDES
that the Board of Supervisors shall have power TO de-
t,rmne what fees such town Collectors shall be ent
ted to charge and receive for collecting any taxes dur
irg the frst thirty days after receiving his warrant.
JUDICIAL OFFICERS II BRoOKLYS.
Mr. SMITH also introduced bill providing that
hereafter the Mayor shall be voted for upon sepa
rate ballot and that the City Judge, Police Justice
and Justices of the Peace hereafter TO be elected shall
be voted fer upon separate ballot, which shall be In
dorsed " City judiciary"
THE GRINDING COMMITTEE.
The PRESIDENT announced the following as the
select Committee to whom shall be referred the Gen
eral Orders; Messrs. Lee, Spencer, Madden, Ramsey
Clark, A. M. Smith, Hall and Upham.
n.