New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

From Our Own Rsporte" Thn,sdav March o.
A SUNDAY TEMPERANCE LAW. . ,
Mr. UPHAM this morning introduced the bin, hrst
brought forward by Mr.. c. p. Smith, with the sngie
change that while that prohibited the sale of all intox-
icating liquors on the Sabbath in the Cities of New
York and Brooklyn only, this applies to every city ana
village in the State. -
Mr.. II. was followed by Mr.. BRADBURY, VINO
brought in an
EVERY DAY TEMPERANCE ACT,
which s the law of last year. amended TO meet the OBJ
jectons of the Court Of Appeals as expressed in the
Brooklyn and Buffalo cases. Ii authorizes trlals Dy
Jury under its prOvisoDs-is prospective in oil its Op
eratons. The search and seizure clause is expunged
THE EEw-YORK LYISG-Is HOSPITAL
The Committee having charge of the bill relative TO
this Hospital, the substance Of which was published in
THE TRIBUNE yesterday, report in favor OF Its pass
age with the last section stricken out which PROVIDED
that upon the Society raising 500 900, the state
should appropriate to the Hospital like sum- Sem
furnishes with the outline OF the history o TINS
Institution:
About the year 1893 the venersed Dr. Bard undertook
establish Lying Hospital for destitute women and collected
about 800 whes some unexpected events pIsyented ms
making further in the % S bsa e Sps spa
where IL drew fsome interest Time passed on ana he
duoins Of interest but fearing might at his death
fall into hands less careful he procured from the sn
left nothing sPprehend for its safety but 50 placing It
a: e: a.6sSd sS%d father hd Sc much 'V at
years ago the son was called away by death M:
have endeayored to connect toeyes with
some hospital unable do this to theh satisfaction
proecto III this time They now have just the Opportunity
they AsyS $ S long oS and to a.a eS IN 1S Sp
spusDs that certain portion Of the no" de
be set apart as lying hospital for poor women and thus
Tying the original design Of the late Dr. Bard
oSsprs S1a not Hs the Which
savs .Sssd the fund dsdcsed to the object for
they sought obtain full interest OF to use II IN any
other way piece where would be more safe and or
nearly thirty years that time in Trust Company paying
rate yet this fund which only about fortyhye hun
thousand dollars and the addition of dollar to the
original from other quarter Al they now ask u 'aat
sucb be made TO their charter as Will en-
able carry connection with the Womsns hosp
tai the original Intention of no longer among us 10 AK f0f
pLooMISeDALE SQUARE.
Mr. SPENCER introduced a bill authorizing the
City authorities of NewYork to close this square, and
continue Fy-ourth, Ffty-htth and fty-sxth streets
through said plot OF land.
TIM NEw-YoRK EPISCOPAL ORPHAN HOUSE.
Mr. SPENCER also introduced bill amending the
charter of this institution by authorizing an increase III
the number of its Directors fifty, consisting OF twenty
five clergymen and twenty-five laymen OF the Prot
estant Episcopal Church, residing in Newton
THE ARsESAL AT oGDENsBUhGH.
Mr. T. CLARK introduced O bill appropnatlng
$50, 900 for the purchase OF suMaDe slte anu .ne
erection thereon of suitable building Tor puohs AT
sena in the Village Of Ogdensburgh In the county Oi
St Lawrence-he lot to be located by and the money
expended under the direction of three Commissioners
to be appointed by the Commander Chief OF the MI
litis Of the State.
Mr.. C. =. SMITH presented petition asking that
the capital stock of this Company may be increased 10
$500, 900.
THE VETERINARY SURGEONS.
The hill 70 INCORPORATE the College OF Veterinary
Surgeons in the City of New received favorable
report.
BILLS PASSED.
The Buffalo Charter bill.
The Flushing Charter bill.
To amend the charter of the New-York and Erie
Railroad Company VII.
Providing for an extension of the Genesee 'aiey
Canal.
Assembly bill-To provide means for the support o.
Government.
The New-York Park bill was made special order
for tomorrow morning, IL o'clock.
Mr.. SICKLES presented petition, accompanied by
a draft Of a bil providing for the erection of new
building in New-York City for municipal purposes