The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02

USELESS ArTEMPT TO APPOINT QUARANTINE COMMIs-
sIOSERs-ATTEMPT TO Dust sR. sEELEY FROM THE
HoUsx-THE LIQUOR LICENSE LAw-AssRMBLY
DISTRICT COURTs-RAILR0AD TOLLs-FRxE TICK
ETs, ETC.
ALBANY March I, 1855.
This morning DR.. Hubbard, member Of the House,
from Staten leland brought out resolution appointing
Horato Seymour Mllard Fillmore and BENJAMIN f. But
Ter Commissioners to enter into negotiations with the
hores Of the State Of New Jersey the occupancy
Sandy Hook, the Quarantine His resolution contem.
plates conference with the general government the
part Of the said Commissioners. Such . batch of
Office holders entirely and absolutely unnecessary for
the very excellent reason, that the New Jersey Legisla
ture has recently for the second third time promptly
rejected the application made by the State or New York
In their report they state that the application for the
Quarantine at Sandy Hook pressed forward OPP
position the protestatons Of the Health Officer OF the
Quarantine, the New York Chamber of Commerce, tn
Board Of Underwriters the Commissioners of Emigration
and thousands Of New York merchants interested in ma
rine afars-all of whom, have the decided man.
demonstrated against the proposed removal And
with the exception Of the property the neghbor
hood OF the present Quarantine all parties having d.
rect interest In quarantine affairs, unanimous in OPP
posing the movement And after elaborate review Of
the whole subject the committee OF the New Jersey L.
gislature conclude thus:-"Tne committee deem Il in
any negotiation with the Commissioners on be
half Of New York, in relation to locating
the Quarantine at Sandy Hook and therefore
that the request Of the New York Commissioners be not
complied with" This committee unanimous in their
report and twas agreed to by both branches Les
ature Now, after such decided aud determined action
the OF the authorities Of our sister state and
when the application hs been twice three times
ccted why does Dr. Hubbard desire to institute A new
commksOIf Toes be anticipate the gentlemen named in
his resolution or any other board capable OF
vncnR the Legislature Of New Jersey Of the propety
removing the Quarantine station than present
missony Is there magic about the nc has pre-.
scented OF such overpowerng Influence TO induce the
Legislature 10 reverse III deliberate Judgment No. no.
let House OF Assembly only understand how the
question now precieely u.s. and doubt the resolution will
be rejected by decisive vote. There will be Qoaran
tine Mt Sandy Hook go long A. the present generation OF
jersey blues exist
M John G. seeley, democrat represents the Fourth
New York city Assembly district A Mr.. Dolan, Aner
can has been here all winter contcstng seeleys right
the seat account, is alleged that sceley no,
been before the Committee on Privileges and Flee
tons nearly two months. They make no re.
per, This morning Mr.. GODDARD. republican, from
the committee submit their the House; but the
resolution was thrown over iu the day. Mr.. Dolan's
friends determined to have report, and
question In the House. ~hefher gentleman residing In
Washington county not being voter In the Fourth As
Go' lev sSrx has he power to repressnt
Of the constitution will be called upon 10 culghten the be-
nghied intellect OF the house upon this grave question
No action has yet been taken with regard repeal
alteration, modification Of the liquor license law Of the
las session 10 truth very few petitions have beea
to the Legislature relation TO If anything ia dome
the law will be modified conform 70 the license
law stood before prohbory fanaticism got posses
OF the legislature AZ not than twenty retail
paid the license fee Il stands and 80 nobody
has been prosecuted for violating the law probs-
bic that should nothing be done about this session the
sums received year would 20 very far towards
erecting Benjamin y. Buffers ipebriste snyum
A bill introduced 10 the gouse to-day for organ
king Assembly district courtsfor the adjustment OF civil
dinerences-is int nded medium bench between town
Justices and county courts Mr.. Church. OF jefferson the
author OF the bill will his best efforts procure lis
peage but whether will ADVANCE the ends Of justice
very doubtful II will certainly create Offices and
provoke additional amount Of litigation. The more
in the lawyers will consent to recognize OF
cancellation as allowed in the constitution.
The Bank Committee OF the House have laid before that
body bill prohibiting the deposit of bonds and mortgages
banking baes However much this may be discussed,
the country bankers In the Legislature, who mortgage
their fsrms at three times their value, will consent
TO Withdraw mortgages. One third Of the country bank
nttndent sells them they realize thirty forty per
cent
The question OF imposing tolls railroad freight has
been iransfs FRED from the Committee Of Ways and
Means 10 the Canal Committee OF the House. II Is
one of the most interesting matters of the session Strong
arguments can be adduced both sides The companies
likely TO be effected will be the Erie Central and osdens
burg The Central the only upon which tolls
ever imposed and that roawas released when attempt
was made TO place the Eric under the restriction
Mr. Senator Slows bill forbddng free tickets rail.
roads comes up 10 morrow. Mr.. Noxon has the floor
against u, and win oppose IL with ability. Ia not yet
known that single senator except the mover In favor
OF II, "A there has been no test vote taken Are our
coure and legislators brbed and corrupted on eccoupt Of
their members being dead heads on railroads.
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