New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
Mr.. Laain offered the following resolution, which
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titled An TOT the sPpcins nent o. o. h.S,
the City and County York" hereby directed
report Til. boy within ten d. iter the p,sSsr OF A
luton wh's.an: o. money they n's som hy 'S S.r, pS G
WHIST amounts sad tr ~h> purpo-es Aso wnai
to - done and .n fnhss vii Be
qured 10 comPkte the same
Senator Slows Railroad Pass BIN a. finally report
ed to the Senate from the CODmlitee Of tae Whole
is as fellows
SEcTfss Al rSrusd oorPsSie. or e'orstons sAA require
tie Tsym-rtUf their ordinary for the transportation Of
ptI'o.' Ut 'HA ny ''ee &c .e pss, os as m
qnesce in ssy Communication fare on
road under fs circus:ce AID In s seHerA
r4I.g,meIt permitting cou mutations
SIC Any r-son who ,hA accept free passage upon say
oad wis shall viols- II. provisions Of is sc, or who
Intentionally per ,iosies then Of shall be deed s.iy Of
Src B Thi. ,Aa be susrued prevent tn oee,
s.tuts OF ,ssSrd god a in the direction,
Intut op~rstcn railroad cr passing free s ros Of
e of wssA he may es such ooeI agent or rsnt
hs Be copsl'd to eveE' any road from Ps..ins per
free charity % an set Of rneyoence but when per
passed, his rs1e shall rsl6le De censne1 and
shall bi.hsd in annual rep of the The
% officers SCENTS o. who 'hs have ie pass o VINO
ss IN the upuI course Of the bpsarss
Of the road shall h. retrrrse and pub.sArd-
Of he United State. may passed heretofore upon the sad
railroads. ard all VITO stockholders Of aosS
ing nom annual election u directors OF said company
The Assembly in Cenmttee cf the Whole last
evening, took up the tb in relation TO the election
of Superintendents of t1e Poor in Kings County,
which WAS referred to tss Kings County delegation.
The act divides the county into FIVE districts, each
of which shall elect by bsiiot one Superintendent,
who shall hold his Office fey term OF three years,
must be resident of the district for which he was
elected and his removal from such district during
his term shall be deemed vacancy OF the office.
The bill does not legislate she incumbents out Of
Office bat provides for elections on the expiration
of their respective terms The districts are COM
posed and elections are to take place rs follows:
lei or hall of
Sixth. Eighth, Tenth and Twelfth Wards Of the
CITY of Brooklyn, and an election shall take place in
ECO in place of Barnabas Ii. Booth. The lid Dis
trct is composed of the Second, Fourth, fnth,
Seventh. Ninth, Eleventh and Nineteenth Wards of
BROOKLYN, with an election in 1860 for Superln-
tendtnt in place of John J. White. The lid Dis
trict, of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth. tteelth, SIX
teenth, Seventeenth aud Eighteenth Wards OF
BROOKLYN with an election in 1889 in place OF Henry
L. Ripley. The IVth District is composed OF the
towns of Flatbush, NewLotts and Flatlands, with
an election in 1858 in place of James VOORHEES,
The With District is compose of the towns OF New
Utrecht and Grayesend, with an election IN 1857 III
place of Charles W. Church.
The Committee of the Whole alsO reported to the
House bill in relation to the election OF Coroners
in Kings County which was ordered to be engrossed
for third reading The blu divides the county into
four districts each of which shall elect Coroner,
to hold his tfice for three years, and to be resi-
dent of the district. The Ist District is com
posed of the First. Second, Third, Fourth Fifth,
sixth. Eighth Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh aud Twelfth
Wards of the City of Brooklyn An election Is to
be held in this district in 1860, for Coroner III
place of Cornelius COzine, whose term expires
on the 3lst Of January, 1860. The lid DISTRICT
consists of the Seventh, Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Wards of Brooklyn, with an election in
1859, for Coroner in place of Isaac X. Smell The
lid District consists of the towns OF Flatbush,
New.I otis and Flatlands, with election in 1860,
for Coroner in place of Wlnant +. Bennett. The
WITH District is composed of the towns of New
Utrecht and Grayesend with an election III 1885,
for Coroner In place Of George j. Lott.
The bill in relation to the New York Juvenile
ASYLUM was ordered to third reading. 1t directs
the Supervisors to raise by tax S75 per annum for
each child sent to the Asy lum and taken care OF
there from the City of New-fork, and an aggre-
gate of 800 coo to be paid by the city on the build
ing. The bill for the relief of taxpayers in the
City of New York, which permits the payment of
certain taxes in without extra interest, was
also ordered to third reading
The Assembly to-day had the pleasure of listening
to n written essay of very remarkable character
by Mr.. Laning, on THE n. Y. TRIBUNE, Henry
Ward Beecher, Kansas Sharp's rifles, negroes,
whte men, and the complaisant member OF Assem-
bly, who represents the dOggerles OF Buffalo. The
Assembly WAS SO overcome listening to this extraor-
binary performance that it did not do much else, ex
cept to receive the following message from the Gov
ernor and make it the special order for Wednesday
next:
herewith the Report Of the Commissioners for the
removal Of the Quarantine station with the documents which
accompany the which will b. found an able paper
rne Hospital tie subject of Presidential Diseases aud the laws
which govern them and also communication from former s
report the PrSceedns. in full on their recent application
to the 10 s, 81 ase the St Of nd the Of the
dcon Of that State to certain portions of Sandy Hook Tor the
her Lesssiure has refused TO entesn the proposal and has
distinctly minated the time that she would never con
,.nd .pt s.nSy HOOK It !. cent say tina,
longer hop. to obtain the eligible site for Quarantine Plr
Numerical interests in the City Of NewYok according the
report Of tho Legislative Committee Of NewJeEsey, have
eSt ouSrsnne .iton to Sandy Hook snd the more
furnished srcns ground or toe os na' ,a@oy ~
the Quarantine from the immediate neshoorho3d OF IN ges
uts on the very shore Of ocean spot Of land useless for
any purpose but adapted in every respect BY position %
c,. ard parpcse. of perfect Quarsntne NewYo has
such within her boundarie II she had she would nov AZ
sister STATE her dearest neighbour whose people are dsy
mingled with her in the pursuit OF commerce ana o'9e
to aid her in an undertaking which ~osd oyns ss
request and been refused What now remains 70 De dom
very decisive declared that the present Qusanne ss
ton should removed to SAFE location on he wAes
Hook Additional power also given 20 the
provide tmporaIy Qusfanne sccommqaAol' unsn
a permanent Quaratine station could be obaned pae "as
selected purchased Segne Point on the 'n2
f Staten Island Tor tina, purpose bat before could be occupied
III lie buildings on the place which would have Afforded 70 very
great extent the necessary accommodations were wanony
bestowed by prevent their and occupation guar
anime estabibMent. -. ,o-L,.
demand tLa removal q the Quarantine from IL present.
The iuhsbtsrts OF staten Island whose sentmens ana
Is on this been known and expressed also d
n and end refuse ~ have paced on any otH't Ptl
Of Their. is bUt other place on the oies o '
wer bay-Cory I.l.Ld-whee 10 might find resting pace
lie