New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25
sSt election. " voters whose names hsd ben pro
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lsSt election. " voters whoee names hsd e@n pro
yoo.Sy omitted
Per.JNs changing their residence from one cis
trict 10 another u.8b he registered by producing
N .tifcate from the Mayor % Town Clerk Of the
rA,ure Of their Games from The segster OF the ds'
tr.et trtm which they removed. The regstere
.Lau be open 10 public Inspection NJ an times when
10, IN Use BY tLe Inspectors. The Boards OI Reg
istr,top sJd their Clerks shall receive 81 per Gay
Tor actual services.
ANY resOn who shall procure his mans 10 be
registered, knowing that De . not voter, or IN
more tina, one district when ne is voter, o. any
persen aiSrg ar sbettng IN such act slsll be pun
ished for esce sud every Otiense by not less thsn
Cae year in the State Prison.
AL false swearing before the Board is declared to
BE- wllul and corrupt PERJURY, 70 he punished as
such. A nillal violation of this act or any fraud
m "a execution % the pArt of the Bearl of Regis
tyatlsn. or any re,aber tbsreof Is punishable with
one year in TIE STATE PrlsoTA
The Secretary If State - directed ~ furnish
printed COPY of ths ret 10 she hayorOf each City in
the State and 10 the Supervisors and Assessors OF
each town as soon as ps-si0ie alter It's passage.
This bll seems 10 X very well drawn tc ACCOM-
plish the object ought, aud my impression Is tina, =
msiority Of each House favor s passage bu: Of TIM
late day Of the session ss success IL, perhaps some
what ienbtfGl.
The Governor sent :Ixo the Senate to-day the
nsmes o. Charles ii. BrarihaA ;. Alpbeus Smith
and AloRzo II. Gale as FOR. WaIdens for the port
ot New York snd Viyus II. Snsth as Superintcud.
ent of the Onordssa Salt Springs. All except Hr
Gale are reappolntments. learn by spiritual tess-
grain that the Senate in secret session considered
these appointments which consideration resulted in
the reference of V. H. and Bramhs Smith Ia APP
propriate Committees. and the confirmation, undes
= .li.pension of the rules of the otker two gentle
men-Mr. Gale by unanimous Vote-a natterlng
compliment 20 that gentleman. of which he IS Well
deserving.
The following notaries we're also confirmed:
srFToLk-John Hsncoek Of Lakeland.
OuErNs-sAnue. Wilet, OF Flushing; 3 HeodTick'oa Of
Kscs~Johr X Oakley J. s Msrcell., wiusm II. warias.
Atel Z. Wil~sith sumner Stow Fly. Of BT0Syn.
.or carries NJ Freeman Corneiu, R D,osw,y. Philip +.
Smith. Alexander 0'andor Dape u Hss6FonA Joseph b.
s-Isreui.6 Dodge i william po5!, t. " b..
ted Jonathan Ey Mos, VAL S kp,co " Jsoe ny.r
Robert Heddeu wn. {. Bet;s, John ss''us berjNuin j.
WysrcgysIrs-Drncs M.rsthur OF Morrisaris
Mr. Mather presented minority report this
morning against toliing railroads. in which he takes
ground in favor of enargng the Erie Canal by pro-
posing loan, which the people are expected TO
sanction, and which would involve a-mll tax for
eighteen years 10 come.
The present mode of distributing funds to Arsde-
mics ali over the state for the education OF ComMon
School teachers il is conceded BY the Board vi Re
gents and the Superintendent of Public instruc
ton. does Lot meet the expectations of the friends
Of those institutions. Some $4,000 are annually
appropriated 10 this purpose, and Mr.. Van Dyck
recommends its concentration in less number OF
institutions with view to greater efficiency
This morning Senator Halsted introduced
petition very numerously signed BY citizens
Of Perry Wyoming County Tor the e''ao-
lishment Of Normal School in that VIII
lape. and the Board of Trustees Of Perry Academy
back the application by the offer to transfer TO the
State the Academy property valued at $50, 900, if
The State will meet the indebtedness OF $4,000 on
the property, and continue the institution as
Normal School. The offer is certainly a liberal one
ON the part of the people OF Perry.