New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08

hsd Or tbs osc,os ..s CAuros w~s.a and .v~ryneo
s s.s Eater week nd EJECT he w'''' ''' ''S"''
ssc2 II. Rector ans CAureAwuser, .adt~,sty ve-
ryusn TO be cto.n above sAa ,rpy .nBv~y ron
he Iu Of SAID oo'po,, oo ,.n .aeira' for the oeoys
a. .yss g. H., sum: :. %,y . .s.s.s q @ ,. ,of
al which sbA BE- dsburse under direction and
Of the Rector ard hs ChufoA~e-n aud
to b cSosen b, the pew ao'dess and eonnsa
SIC TIE Rector ard v..,r, required app, tn. ia
o. 20 iSr s, 81 tie s
ttSt ~ ,x,ir,u,bmert OF 90 mr-b Of %. n5nnI
:s ana 70 sy zee s ses% esP.isn lSa the sss sssaS
.Lo, Pad n. due Of 'd Income and procees Be ap
So The Rector and Tr,ty. ~.rren ant tea vestye~s
e 10 have exclusive COZ troll OF her CIV co edsces ~e am
AZ clueh ard .hal exclusive, esoo.e de Rector. A.
,s;aIt Minister'S md ohsr parish oeg,. a.. WIN .as ..seS
te. OF the Rector shs direct ~ reosSns SERVICES ana u"
ei.bsrs- u,rt ofits charitable colec'iou, ,.Av
src When svscarey occurs n eheI orinen o. .as ~.
ty tie reusir bss OF such branch MAJ nj the taeJ
till the regular election -. ,.,. Al,
Tie vote On the final passage of this bill In the
Senate was as follows
YEAs-N...a.. Brosi. cuylsr p.riss E-rdon. H.'eed.
HsrcCsrt HooAis, Rely. Lee, Noxos. Ps'eI.or Petty.
Rsm,ey Richardson Rider A. NJ Smith Smith spcaeef.
SAYs-Ms..rs Berirser. Bradford, shss. Huntins,oe.
Madden Nchos J A. Smith, Setles Sweet. To"ns V's'f.
WsS.w oith-l2
The bill was sent to the Assembly where il wss
taken up ibis morning, read twice. and referred 70
the Committee ON Charitable and Religious Socie-
ties | have seen nothing to indicate with shy
degree OF Certainty WhSs Fos 'ioh tuc te>cuVy
will be likely TO make ot this bal; but from the
short time remaiurg for legislative business, and
the great amount Of work which must BE- done, Il
would ,eem hardly probable that the bill VIII reach
final action in that body.
The JOINT Committee appointed TO consider what
legislative action. if any is necessary Tor TIE pro-
lection of our citizens iii view of the recent alarm
nshnd att ccious opinion otthe Supreme Court OH
United States in the DTed Scott case, wall prooaoy
report in day or two, and recommend the adoP-
ton of resolutions. and the passage OF law winch
shall declare what the Courts OF most OF the States,
Slave aud Free, have decided, viz: That any slave
brought voluntarily or Involuntary INTO this State,
shall be free The act will also probably provide
long term in the State Prison as the penalty Tor ~
ducipg or attempting to reduce such person again
to The condition of slave. !,
You wi perceive by the regular proceedings OF
the Legislature that Mr. Van Dyck was elected to
the ,tfce of Superintendent of Public Instruction.
and Mir. PARKS to the post OF Regent OF the Un'er'
sity this morning.
The scheme to throw away large sum OF money
from cur already depleted State Treasury, on the
Chemung Canal, was killed very dead III the A.
semby this morning.
The New. York Charter bill was reported to the
Senate complete this morning. and will, DO doubt
soon receive final action at the hands OF that BODY
| send you a copy If the bill as 1t now stands.
| The Assembly may concur in some OF the amend
uents which are harmless, and will. most likely
ronconcur in others which decidedly objection
| able