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

GE.EKAL ORDERS.
The Home went into Committee, and disposed oil
the following entitled bills ss noticed
Making appropriations for the support of Govern
ment for the fiscal year, commencing O6ober 49,
Mr. VAN sANTVOORD moved to change the ap-
proprieon for Juvenile Delinquents in the City of
New York Sc 9OO as 10 read fcr the Society for
the reformation of juvenile Delinquens in the City Of
New-Yoik for $50 inmates, e22, 400.
After debate the motion prevailed.
Mr. NORTHCP moved TO strike out the appro-
pration of $4,000 for sasrie clerk hire &C., Of the
Railroad Commissioners. He referred to the fact that
the bill repeating the act creating the Board OF Kali
road ConnsrioneIs had passed the House, and would
probably pass the other House in which event this
appropriation which 10 pay prospective expenses
wac entirely unnecessary. Cauied.
Mr.. SPINOLA moved to insert $500 for the Brook
lyn Central Di.pebsary. Carried.
Mr.. NORIHCP moved to except the Albany iios-
pal from the appropriation provided. He made this
motion in order 10 elicit an explanation why the COM
mon right of humanity had been refused oy the man
sg.rs Of this Institution two Members of this House
Mr. r. III. s. HYDE explained that this Hospital
had not been established for the pfpose OF receiving
perons afflicted with infectious Diseases, but for ie
purpose Of receiving strangers and others
wLo require critical surgical operations per-
formed. He further explained that 1t was
necessary that this rule should he adhered to- and
related an instaLce where case was taken, which,
however had progressed far that it was not danger
Gus; and vet a gentleman who had come from Cort-
land County to have an operation performed learning
the fact that there such case IN the Hospital, ne
WAS so much excited that bis health was affected
and though bis removal would probably prove fatal
still be was extremely arXOus 10 be moved. Mr.. H.
said II was discredable to the city of Albany that
there were no accommodations provided for these
cases and he had been informed that the Governors
intended 10 secure a proper building for them here
after They would, too see that the unfortunate men,
bers alluded to properly attended to and cared
for. - -.;-
Mr. DENNISTON moved to insert proviso requir-
inc bosptals to provide for the accommodation and
treatment Of all persons afflicted with infectious ds-
ens, apuyipg for admission before hey shall receive
aid. ,r,,n -, IL.
At the suggestion Of Mr. NORTHUP the section
was passed over to be acted after the Colnlnhee
appointed to investigate the Albany ilo'pN 4 Hi'tter
&r ODELL moved $500 to the Regents Of the
University, 10 pay for meteorological observations,
Nj. NOkTHUP moved to increafe the appropria.
ton to the Buffalo Dispensary from 500 10 sI,ooO'
Carried.
The section relative to Hospitals was then returned
and amended by inserting proyiso, that II tue HOS
pitals viii furnish accommodations for all persons ap-
mixing afflicted with infectious diseases they shall re-
ceve tie appropriations.
Tie Albany Hospital was then excluded from re-
ccivng any Appropriation. c,.,
Tie appropriation for the Tonawanda Indian School
was increased from $500 TO $500. "
The bill was then reported TO the house. and aid on
the table in order that the faets in the Albany Hospital
matter could lie reported.
Recess TO q ?. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
The repeal ofthe ProhbitOry Law wac debated.