New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

locs,on r. very desirabl-, sn1 quoef from
rerort If Dr. Bradshaw, Physician OF the ha1n-
Ho.prul, in which be -ays " 70 " 80; o"e'e "
remove The Hoo pnal provided goo' i""ioI can oe
ob,a;r. hic, 10 Souht- and state, that he ore--n,
grourGs have every adsaV ge w',en 81 VI q" ih't,a
hon requi,.r l. j. net only desirable =" proven dr.
as fr .nrsadiny; i. ~ alsJ necessary ~ gi'e pa
80, mo-. ,r.,,rert trat they uay D. speedily re-
,,o,.d :, hath Staten l. and has ne advantage Of
HIN ,ol ard al Ofter desirable 20 nd''p'S. i"e'e Il
ro lace IL III" vicftv "f New f"k wnrrr oa'hn''
cnr he % idva oUsly placed m he h'gts On Sta
Mr.. Badly San reno rom + memorial N he
clY,,tr If Cnr e5cs T., lie leySlatn-- IL 40. III
~ al ec shic, .sss that Sat l-isDt L. ~. best
- IN -, 49,, far QUA anime GER 'h- port Il Nav
N.rL ". a % Jr-se''r sat 'iH'ut rom The NeT.
York ,ilit,. win regard I" he c1pacry ut 'he an
-hor.ge qr,urd Al Sandy II)"k, IL w1irh they prn
pou,c II y-ry unsafe DhC- to IA nor vessels, and
r, 81 ~ Quarantine u,ny n. he removed ,h-re. Mr.
Il n.vt ore :. pt-d u rer TsBr" II IN ,svers Name
In. urn, go Con psrie- of Newly 'rs, N wWch hey
-ny tih' n tneir ilc gn.Dt the -1'"vai " would be
mghly DETRIMENTAL 10 al parties engaged n shipping
IN nj. nor" ruls signed by off ;-rs II The
fllwir. companies: SIn Mutual, Atl+n-c N-rctr-
lie Mutual Great Western Union, Commercial, ADD
Columbian. lie also presented "a re"onStrance signed
hy ..l.r,l wellkDown Mercantile firms u Ne~-fork.
scsinsi tie rem wal The remonstrants represent his,
il ould b. preudicsl 10 commercial interest,", would
involve a great and needless expense, ana eltang-r
he and pr perty without producing am go I'd results
Amore The NAMES appended 10 this paper were those
Of Cherries ii. Marshall & Co., Wm Nelson Il Son,
Peter V. Knight, Ne,mith & Sons, Alex. Wiley, aud
+. ID. Morgan & Co.
Mr. Bradley concluded by saying that he thought
there was no evidence that NewYOrk needed Sandy
Hook for Quarantine site. He thou Sh, the evidence
produced teaded The otner way; and what was the
use OF appointing q Commission 10 iavestiga,e a
matter wien there was evidence tlst il needed IN
vestga'icn J
tx Governor Pennington followed Mr.. Bradley with
brtf speech favoripg the appointment of The Com
mission, -peukre rore particularly OF the comfy OF
the matter. He thought il vas due 70 New-York "a
good nechbor that proposition -houd be respect
fully I, !. New York did not ask tha: Ne@Jer.ey
should part xith Any of her nights or particle OF Ja-
risdiction territory within her boundaries, but
simply requested the appointment OF Commission -
meet q similar Commission upon queetlon OF reri-
prOcy of the nest vital importance To both. Ihis
was asking bo:hiny tina. was unrea-Onable unfair,
or Il a. would compromise NewJe-sey in the least,
all the petition Ought, through common courtesy, 70
be granted. 1t was question of clvty, and
il negbbor AK HnOthe- to meet him and investigate
a subject that promises good 20 both he is bound by
the law Of comfy % giant the request. The Con-
mission that was asked for was not 70 be given the
power of deciding the question at issue, but simply
uvesg8te j, and report 20 the next Legislature.
As tie Governor wa3 10 have the selection of the
Commission, sLd he was opposed 20 granting the
site. theIe vas DO danger OF men being appointed who
aould DO injustice to the State; and he hoped the
Committee you'd see The wisdom ~ reporting IN
favor IF opOintirg the Commission asked for Gov.
Pennington concluded by extending an invitation 10
the nemoers Of The Legislature to accompany the
New-IUk Commissioners on visit 10 Sandy Hook,
at any tine TIA. might au their convenience fOr the
purpuse Of examining the grounds and anchorage.
Mr. Bradley briefly respord ed 70 the last speaker,
hut without touching any points, after which the
Committee adjourned.
Tn. probabilities are thai The Committee will report
upon tie subjcc' before The close of the present week.