New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-13
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them for that purpose.
M MATTER gave notice of a bill which will en-
able al the Di-pensarie- in New-York to commerce.
their official wear the first day OF January here
after.
M sCrEII presented a memorial from The New
York Academy Of Medicine, asking for the passage
Of an act providing
,b .nitsry sar. the City of NewYork b. changed
from The CITY IL ;pecor' Department., to the Department
SEQ That the head Of the department be known as the
Superintendent of Public Health " that all he and
d be ghened whre they may be found TO require IT,
ana Tb.e or spTpoinment OF Superintendent
Of Public Health or subordinate executive officers .h,
RAILROAD PASSES
To prevent public officers from using or accepting
free tickets or passes upos railroads.
Mr. Slows bill to bring about the wholesome re-
form indicated above introduced by him last even
ing. II provides as follows:
S,ysr a. i s% fare o pubic oeT. ..
from private individual and tickets pas shall BE- used
TO or scauiesce in any dnruon communication Of bis fare
upon any railroad excepting only .ch Communication as usually
sTc Any pubic ocrr ncadins ocs1. Of unp.
coptons who shall violate ih' act and any agent or
railroad corporation company who shall i1ten
tonay permit violation thereof 'HAii be guilty Oh INSIDE
ACTIONS IN WHICH THE STATE IS INTERESTED.
The following communication from the Attorney
General submitted TO the Senate
To the Legisidtaye Of the STATE Of Netr York;
On examining the condition Of the pending In
which the People of the State Of New York plaintiffs dis
that there is about " 900 involved ia those actions for
moneys due the State either for taxes for public with
held BY public officers Some of these to have been
pending for several II also represented 10 me by the
Auditor that the public interest require that other actions
shall be commenced for the Of other large
belonging tho State In Of the actions ndng the places
Of trial named in counties where in the ordinary course
business II will be- from 10 three years before
rached Iont the calendar for RAJ.
In 1880 passed declaring that al actions brought BY
brought by 'bc Attorney General 10 the title 10 certain
lands referred TO in the act shall have preference over all other
The Court Of Appeals hiss adopted rule allowing criminal
be- moved the part Of the People out Of their order
the calendar aud giving them Inference similar rule
1t seems that like preference should be given TO al
actions in which the People party The reasons ior snh
and adoption rule. which refer The public in
terst nafey requires th. claims for taxes withheld OF PUB
passed. early day declaring that all civil actions which
the People party should have preference in all Courts and
be moved the part Of the People out OF their order on
The calendar.
nd also that there in the Of quo
waanto involving important constitutional questions in which
judgments have been rendered against the People Uuder the
present practice appeals be brought IN these cases unless
security given on The part OF tbs People for the payment OF
is apparent that public officers ought not to De required
TO liabilities behalf OF the State IN matters where
they have personal interest no there any rason 10. qI
vos Of law aBodng sdequse remedy to the opposite party
1855 special act passed dispensing with bond In actions
upon lost note wherein the People party 1t believed
that the public interests would promoted by such amend
q the Code Of Procedure will allow appeal to be
brought BY the People from all judgments against them. without
LYMAN FIREMAN..
We coucur in the above -
w vANDERPoEL cHAs. S. sHERRlLL