New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18
FROM Al BlNY.
From Our Ow IA Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Monday. Jan. II, 1859.
Tie SENATE passed Mr. S!can's bill to inoorpo-
rate the Brook yn Meroausle Libriry Association,
ard al.o Mr. Owens bill to prevent and punish
Prize Fighting. IA thu dill ia bref aud of pecu-
liar interest to NcwYork aud vicinity, subjon il
entire:
An Acr 70 prevent and punish .rishtlns.
II, Pe1le hae S,as Ner FORK. ytprs'e"tsd "a s'ssis
sEcros l. livery person who. by previous sppoutmeut
uaeueLt .ge-eDt Fhal take part IN asht without
pa IN 81 such eupo tn.ut arrangement ssreemsnt
shall r any to person 70 sui.se IN suh dsh
sdye, give eny ceunienance 6, sssce I, 'aca dsAt
shall puIheo BY fne not exceeding SGO or BY tmpn.so
ct exceeding one year. CT by ooth sch hne ana i
ere In dssh resulting fo airy injury Inflicted 10
gbeT the rst deTee ard all acta
rposush,e In third degee aud any nidy being
IL eted such dso Witch y iphet'd BY P,r.oa lying In
Actrg the sbal te ds.med guilty Of mayhem
act nan he tues s.sins any Sssr os.on oasod
ing IN the ssetton aud be compelled to testify.
ton proceeding civil naa against the Persoa so tes'A
Dhg ,
become law Had it been in force last Fail, tho
brutal fight in which Morrissey and Heenan were
the glsdiatOrs might have been prevented, or, n
not the parties might have been punished, as
warning 10 others in the future.
Mr.. PATERSON offered resolutions proposing
amendments to the Constitution, giving TO tho
Legislature the power to confer original civil urs-
dcton Oh County Courts, and to establish inferior
civil and criminal Courts in cities. The resoiu-
tious lie over under the rule.
Mr. HMsrEO offered joint resolution instruct
ing our Senator's and requesting our Repre- ,enta-
tyes in Congress to oppose any increase IN the
rates of postage; which also lies over
49,. A.. Il L., t.AL
place on the question of Incorporating the Hahno-
mann Medical College Of the City of New-York.
The Anopathic fraternity are well represented in
the Assembly, though | believe tina; class of re-
spectacle ply sicans not in nm absolute majority.
The bill to incorporate toe Small Pill College
was taken up i'll Committee Of the Whole, Dir. L.
Il. LYON in the chair when an effort was made 10
amend the charter 10 such way az to meet tho
views OF the big dose doctors. One Of the sections
of the bill provides that "any individual who may
" have been for four years next preceding en-
" gagged in constant and respectable practice Ok
" medicine, and shall have attended fall course
" of medical lectures in this College, shall be pei
" mittcd 10 present himself candidate for
" graduating before the Faculty aud Board
" thereof"
An effort was made TO extend the time 10 two
full courses, which failed, and the Committee re-
ported progress on the bill, and asked leave to ne
again. " hen the Commuters report came bepre
the House, Mr.. SPENCER moved that the House
disagree with the Committees report and order
Il bill 10 third reading.
Mr.. TUTnILL moved to amend by referring tho
bill TO the Medical Committee which gave rise 70
an animated debate, exhibiting the evident jeai-
o,Isies Of tie Alopathic doctors.
The amendment (to refer TO the Medical Com
Dittee) was lost, aud SO was the motion TO order
the bill to third reading. so the fight resulted IN
drawn battle, the bill remaining in COMMITTEES oi
the Whole, where it may be lanced alike by doctors
and symen. As the aymen quite generally favof
free physic ny impression is that the bill viii pass
without essential notifications The incorporaton
are " illiam Armstrong, John Henderson, JaIaes
MunrOc, Henry FORSYTH, John Thomas, Edgar
Ludum, Richard Thompson, VIM Il. Hcrton'
James Miles, VIM. Watkins, and their associatos'
Mr. MORRIS reported iayoraoiy Tue oii " su-
thorize Notares 10 act as Commissloners oil DEEDS.
Mr.. HrTCUINs from the Canal COMMITTEES,
reported ayoTably the bill to prevent frauds on inc
car nj revenues Of which lie TRIBUNE has already
published sn abstract.
Mr.. CoSKLlNG gave notice Of bill to prevens
the erection Of unsafe buildings and Tor the oeseSr
security against fires in the City OF New'ionA-
Also, to provide for an Appeal Board for the gov
eminent of the Fire Department IN the same cry:
Dir. RUTHERFORD introduced a bill gIyins pees
jurors in the City Of New-York 81 per day asa
clerks of Courts So IN addition to present Ices "e
each case tried By jury.
Mr.. WILSON introduced bill requiring SsvnSs
Banks to report TO the Superintendent 81 sns
Bank Department all deposits remaining I'M
claimed in bark for ten years; also Dill IN
quiIing that Senators and Assenbly-rze shas
be, at the time OF their election, actual rcsaden.
of the Districts they may be chosen to represent
Tie constituency of representative, with proieana
d, ference to Mr.. Wilson, ought 10 be very goa
judges Of his qualifications.
Mr.. WILSON also presented bill for the forrnAr
ton and amendment of city charters, which pro-
yides that the Common Council Of city, BY ms
lorty vote, may order a convention TO make OF
amend charter. The bill also provides the mum
Der Of delegates to each WARD, Sc; and provia,oa
is made for properly advertising the election, 6e;
Mr. WINTKRMlTE presented bill to smS's