New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

ss..sta, u: .ssS,ss Of Friday. pr.sssn
reoonut the C... Si wi,. isssss ssss !: -
sosis Ssys s.I to @.ss Ss ss 81 60 ss
| iks Secretary Of the cOntrsc,ins BaArd-
ASSEMBLY.
PgTrtoSs
/ Mr.. IRvlNG-For law regulating ~ ~ q -
ard vhave In The City Of Ne. York.
For general Reskty Law for he vhsls sHsAA
M BRADFORD-For feIy AGREES tAs HsAsaa 4
Conells Landing.
M. MERSEREAU-Por Al oct allowing ~ ssasn
Mr. vARNUM-Of the Nsv.York 0pAAAns ls&
DitL fer rehef.
REPORTS oY COMMITTEES, &c.
Mr. SHERMAN From Sub Committee u IL wa
report the follow ing bills, which wers ordered b ~
reading: To amend Onondaga Orphan Aylnoi =
relation 70 orphan and destitute Children chaoGI -
nsme OF the Fnst Presbytsan Society Of New Tea.
Mr.. vARNCM-Frcm majority Of Coomitese -
Wsys and Mesrs reported Bill 70 pay cersaiA peDD
for services rendered the State made special sdW ~
Wednesday next, at II NJ: Provides payment to ~
alatye COMMITTEES for the time Of servc0 aksr ~
exprssisn Of their legislative terms
Mr. BABCOCK-Seect Committee, repestsd -
"a anportiou the Senators Of the State. Alec, 81
for The superintendent Of Members Of A,ss0s5. bsA
Dy Mr. VARNUM-To legaHze the sctioe Of b>eR4
Of Supervisors in the city Of New York in eeienS pV
for surveying In one OF the upper w.ds-Ae Csaes.
SCSS i, CSpiract oan oct relative to clss.e
on urois in trials for ofeoses. Ase-An act f9 n
establishment and regulation of Special Quafseene
fer infected vet.ss and xsssn - Sv,.s ~ 49,
Mr. GLOVER-An act reistive 10 me coos0scese y
Mr.. iMERSEREAU-TO incorporate Ba,CiV, cssad
d Richmond. .
Mr.. HAhPEND1NG-An act 70 emene INC WV
The bin relative o Il special election n st. Lsy>
renee Senatorial District cane back from Ne Sse9ee
pded so as 10 en-, mpt IL rom certain prsvnteee
the election lsws In practicable in this csss, ~ -
Arfembly copcurred Al.
conflicting the Utica and Binghamton RsireeA.
SPECIAL oRpER- REMOVAL OF 9vAkAsIuk.
The House went into Committee on the hui - ~
move Quarantine.
The motion pending Wa the suoSusu~ w ~ -
offered by Mr.. LeAyenworth
MI J0NES reminded the Committee that rseea-
strspces had been presented against tho osii - -
shoud be read He also had Q letter from - PreA-
den, of ope of the largest Marine Insurance. Csmpen
sgainst this bill These circumstances embraces W
ant facts and asked the Clerk to reed 90 q 49,
| This was done, 1t requested q epeeiei 9usIssuss
| infected veseels, allowing the present. VuSs.As
Mr. BRADFORD supported the bill, = scsensAl =
the preselv alton of the health Of tho nRsesssn@
| proximity to the Quarantine.
Mr. WOODS took grounds A aipst the b, -
| urged delay to receive additional information.
| Mr.WAKEMAN favored the pending ameedasak
nsrcs bad better perish than bs health Of he psspb
| should be endangered. A branch Quarantine wesk1s
be feared. defect the entire purpose Of this asasvU.
He bad due respect for the Chamber OF Commerce. eet
ever that that interest should be beard althoasa -
considered It very singular that their renonsteAees
| should have como at 20 late day. He ws winas -
l delay final action for day or two.
M. VARNUM proposed an amendmsnt 70 seoien
three so that the Commissioners shal also take -
consideration the water and anchorage OF ne scoceeo
| site. Mr.. VS. Impressions were IN favor Ok re III -
it was propCeed to DO amended pu' No ossuss W."
all interestn fair heayipg. -
would prefer to the original and the pending ssSH
This was read. Lite chief feature o'aA's Sa~!.
Nj. yARNUMs frst proposition w nsdiAsi ~
M. POMERQY had only recently undsrtssl taA
bill. lie bad favored this bil and sdn felt hiselVH
acted upon without having all The information sooesd-
eyer cost But if The public health oou1 Be- preserved
and the interests Of commerce protected q the seos
tine it should be done. II was to ascertain wheAhH
this could be dore, that DO deemed best 70 Ahs =
Mr.. FOOT was not surprised that the ChAns9 u
Commerce proposed to divide the Quarantine; beossss
large interests were Dov, Oiten, largely and e.nsoss
when eetsbshsd, practically more remote thaa osa1
Hook row is rom New York. Indeed, QusrasAss
now substsr TALLY within the limits Of the City Of New.
rious reasoss in favor of the substitute pending, wsh
look 10 the entire removal Of the Quarantine 70 ~
ate Those who asked branch Quarantine askeA -
much 1t would impose burden upon tho btsts whish
the State should not assume.
Mr. WAKEMAN was willing 10 hear the reansnr
slapts against this bill; bat BIO would sustaa ~
motion which would take the blu out Of it, prSse4
prominent place upon tho General Orders. He -.
LEVIED the removsl Of Quarantine would greatly Pre-
note the interests Of commerce, and spoks q eagA
calculation Of this point: when
Tho Committee rose and reported progress.
In The House Mr.. VARNUM moved 10 send tAe ~
tack 10 the Committee on Commerce. In 70 sear
v ~ could the remons1anss be heard, In penea, -
here would BIZ Committee before which thsy oseA
appear.
hr. wAKEMAN opposed the motion. II vs6A
My result N q wssts OF tine.
Mr. WOODS deemed the gentleman last up aje1e-
fable man. and could only deem hh opposihos y ~
motion 10 spring from o fear that be might have -
views changed II the remops1ants were alsws4 -
appear before him
M. WAKEMAN assured The gsntsnsa b -
mstaken. The representatives from Now. Ysrk wee
abundantiy able 10 take care Of The inhres0 d oef
constituents.
The motion to recommit vas Lot.
Mr.. JONES moved that Mr.. vaDum's subst;tuts -
printed. Adopted
The House then adjourned until Monday u 10 psn-
Aus1RALiA.-The steamship Phladephis, wtss
arrived on Saturday from Havana brings ~ sies q
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