New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

Deputies
eric' shal be each ~ per payable quarterly
SEC The Superintendent Of the Internal Affair." the City
biz duties shall take the eusosry Of oee prescribed BIZ
the statute and shall bond in the penalty Of less
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of said city, with good and
uieelt which sum 'hs not DC incrs.sd
duel for hch said Superintendent q Internal Affair.
City County Of shall be appointed which bond
,ha be approved by the Mayor Of Aerm en- Of said
CITY and Couy Of NewYofE
and COUNTY " s sppo Ah;' o. s G
o.rks aid him in the performance Of his duties shall ..
Aldermen Of sad city said Mayor Board Of Aldsrmsa
,h also determine and provide fr the salaries Of said
sEc I Neither the said Superintendent. Of the Internal
Affairs Of the City and County Of New YORK his deputies or
assistants clerks shall receive directly indirectly Any fee
reuun,raon ard for his their services psror
provided for and contemplated by this either or any Of
them who shall violate Of the pTovon. Of this shall
punished by hne Of not than 900 prsonmest in
tie o. not more than one yea Or both such hns
The said Superintendent Of the Internal Affairs Of the
money moneys received and expended by him from whom
received and 70 whom paid aud he shall each Monday
eeyed by him unspproprsted by the Common Counc Of
id cry Ald he shs at the h regular Meeting Of tho Com:
mon Council il each month make full report in detail Of ssd
account m
year nominate the Supernenden, Of the Internal Affairs
. J . saa GO,9 0 Ssw9h and the Board OF Alderman
SEC. 10. 1ls act shall take effect Immediately.
Mr. FOWLER, from the Select Committee, TO
which was referred petitions for change in the Emf
grant lave will probably report Bill relating to the
appointment of Commissioners Of Emigration and their
duies, with the following provisions:
SECTION l. Three Commissioner Of Emigration shall be ap
pRie Il the PoT RGsd BY ng one Of whom S AID
ia nee in The vim Win or vii District sseb Of ybo
faithful dhcbarEe Of duties One shall hold h Office year
May for years aud the other years.
direction
toler AID Secretary Of ate. Thereafter their Of office
Tn master Of any ship vessel shall deliver each
s1d OF The passenger the port from which he sailed
the Of vessel a7d date of sailing and arriving No
h charge Ioor granting relief ticket
oath Of The eugst shall be rms sce evidence OF the facts
SEC. All actual and reasonable services aud charges In
CURED in good faith for the relief Of ensrants shall DO paid 70
counties by COInms whether presented within thr
State aly par, Of the five years sce bis landing The Commits
souers upon aud Of within
twenty days after presentson The fluid apart for the
SEc lpovdes The Commissioners shall within twenty days
the due them or relief; aud Of failure the Super
tdent Of the Poor Of county for and collect such
Of said Commissioner and cOsts.
SEC Provides that the Commissioners shall have power
procure ard compel correct return Of tho manifest Of all emf
grtnt veses and directs them TO furnish duplicates to the Sa
The publication BY tie Commissioners Of thor rules and regu
publications shall be distributed to the Superintendent. Of the
SIC Applies the provisions relating arriving
New ok to those coming British Provinces and other
DI 1 s snS Quebec as at Now YORK
Z This substituted for tho provisions heretofore
passed Inconsistent with it.
APUBLIc Park IN BROOKLYN
Mr. HANFORD brought in a bill providing that the
City Of Brooklyn may lay ont park or public place in
the Eastern District of Brooklyn of such width and
extent as may deem suitable to the benefit Of the
public 1t makes the usual provisions for the appoint
of five commissioners to be paid not less than 80
nor more than "a per day together with necessary
or maj gufV AyC. he
awards for the laud tax, and expenses incurred, the
city may issue boEd, to thirty years at interest of
five per cent.
TAXING CLERGYMEN.
Dir. PRESCOTT brought in "A bill to repeal that part
of tie Revised Statutes which excmps clergymen from
taxation.
BROOKLYN COLLEGIATE AND POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.
Mr.. SPINOLA brought IN bill 70 increase the cap
al stock oftbe Brooky Collegiate and Polytechnic H.
stiiute which provides:
sEcros l. TIE captL stock Of the said corporation in
tho Of $4,000 TO be divided into shares Of SVo
SIC The said Academy shall continue to be subject to the
OF Regents oftho University and shall DO euted
to oil lie nsl sud Pse'oi me other incorporate Acads
IMPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Blr GUEST to exempt the Now-YOrk Historical
Library edifce from sal" under execution.
NOTICES or BILLS.
Mr. HANFORD, to annex part Of Queens County
to Kings County.
IsTRoDUcTIoN OF BILLS.
Mr.. JENKINS, TO regulate charges for freight on
Mr. PECK to amend the Revised Statutes relative
TO relief ana support Of INDECENT persons
Mr.. VAN SANTVOORD, to regulate the time for
poy meut upon protested paper.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. GLOVER called up the resolution 10 adjourn
from Thursday next to Tuesday following.
Mr.. SlMONS moved to strike out Thursday and
insert " eOnesday.
MI DAWSON moved an indefinite rostponenent
He thought time enough had been lost already. He
did nowant to 60 to Philadelphia nor Pittsburgh. lie
wanted 10 be where his duty called him.
The motion TO postpone was lost.
MIR. SHEA moved TO insert Monday for Tuesday
Under the operation of the previous question,
MIR. Shea's motion was lost.
Mr.. SIMONS s motion was adOpted-tO adjourn
from Wednesday to Tuesday. And the resolution, so
amended, was adopted
Mr.. DAWSON moved an adjournment s1He dc.
Tie resolution entertained, and negatived.
MI. G. A. DUDLEY moved concurrent resolu-
ton directing the Secretary of State to furnish such
members officers and reporters with copy of the
Colonial History had not already received the same
that the Regents of the University take charge of dis
tibutug the work, and that certain number be re-
tanned in tue Secretary's office.
Tabled under the rule. Adjourned