The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07

ALBANY. March 4, 1859.
Troubles Of the Staten handrs-The Court Of appeals dc
The Staten islanders are in tight place just az public
opinion was sueng in their favor they were likely
be let of easy, out little nammabe sheet called
by way Of bravado the Spoy threatening all sorts of in
cendiarsm and sets the State at defiance the farmers
find their property saddled with lien Of $500 oOo which
will prevent its sale till paid they may only thank their
would be friend, the sptfre Spou Verify maus worst
enemies are Of his own household.
Bygones might have been bygones; but now the Staten
shindy.
The resolution for the modification of the constitution
the Count Of Appeals is safe and after year will
longer witness the spectacle of BIASED Judges sitting
the court of last resort to review their decisions
The resolution should be amended to provide for
life tenure office on the appointment of the Governor
and Senate We have tie Supreme Court bench to
often degraded by the election Of fifth lawyers by the
people LIST year your district did not shine in Court
OF Appeals, except by way OF ajoke.
ALBANY, March 5, 1859.
The Inebriate 4sypm Appropriation Kalsd-7ze Metro.
pelitan Police Iuetigation-Kore Repor-Tne Collec-
ton # 7anes-7fial Of the Quarantine Rioters-7ae
Damages from the Confoga,iOp-lr. Sutherland, of
Wechester-7he Police Clerks.
Doctor Turner, who the "inebriate machiner at
Bnghamton here at early stage of tho session.
and induced the introduction or bill graspng from the
State treasury seventy thousand dollars in support
the State treasury was as empty organ grinders
contribution box. Then the proposition was made TO
compel the various counties to contribute per
the amount received from liquor licenses This morning
the bill came up FOR las, reading and put upon its
FINAL passage when Senators Hubbe of Utica Johnson Of
Albany and others uterposed objection to this partial
method Of supporting the nebriate asylum contendng
that the institution should receive aid general man.
ner the the Utica Insane Asylum and other OBJ
jecs of public charity the money derived from licenses
belonged to the respective Counties and was used for
the support Of the poor and those localities
Mr. Truman, representing a large portion of the
Southern tier, was very active and industrious in
endeavorpg to procure the ten per cent for
Doctor Turner's establishment but the disposition Of the
Senate seemed adverse to the principle Of such partial
leg Station, and IL was thrown aide until Tuesday Mean.
while, 1t may as well be stated that there exists not the
least probability that the institution can receive anv aid
by legislative enactment during the present session. 50
the gentlemen drunkards for whom the asylum is pro.
vded, mus. content themselves with such accommoda-
lions as the concern affords Them until change Of legs
lative opinion
In addition TO the report presented by Senator spnoa
on the subject Of the Metropolitan police, he introduced
bill for the government Of the Police Department of the
city OF New York lie also presented separate and SINH
and will be printed but ia no probability of their
passage by this Legislature. Mr. Spnoa's report being
Of the minority, bis colleagues, Messrs Noxon and o. b.
Wheeler are expected 10 present reports but whether
conformity or separately is not yet determined upon
Governor Morgan vetoed bill extending the time for
the collection Of taxes Immediately one was run
through both branches, which he signed the follow
ing protest We fear the Governor been waited upon
by lobby Of county collectors, who want to retain for
another month the public money collected His Exceen
cy Says
STATE OF NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE DEPAn1xESr,l
To TIE AssExsYI have this day approved he bil entitled
IAN act to extend the time for toe collection Of Al
signed with CREST saaa
sDd only for the reason that OF the superb
DION
o. me for collecting the taxes would be granted By the Ie
legal time 70 expire without doing so There cannot be the
neyt year. II. d. MORGAN
Senator Owens resolution directing tina. Mr. Eaton be
taken IN charge by the to 70 the
charge OF attempting TO corrupt committee OF the Senate
was rot token up day, and probably never will be-
The House was occupied a great portion Of the time in
dctuent and trial OF the supposed Quarantine incenda
res on staten Island in the counties OF New York and
hings Mr. Morris, from the county Of Yates, had pro-
posed substitute making It law applicable TO the en-
tire stale but before any question taken that gentle
man withdrew II, which threw the bill back as originally
Introduced, applying only TO the county Of Richmond.
Mr.. Christie Immediately renewed the amendment but
before any question was taken the matter postponed
The Dill VIII Dnaiy be passed by republican votes and
the alleged Dcentiares will stand the chance of being
indicted m counties where the alleged offences were not
committed, and probably be convicted OF the crime of
erson The expenses Of all such proceedings arc IN be
borne by the county Of Richmond. The bill appointing
commissioners TO assess the damages occasoucd BY the
have heard u stated AZ high as half milton Taxpay.
ers Of Richmond prepare for the emergency.
dozen well known lobby gentry paraded the balls thls
morning. cxutDg at the victory achieved over Senator o.
3. Wheeler and 10 truth the Leg stature Two OF the
gentry have been secreed not be found by the
'visanr' sergeaDtst Arns, sinco subpenas were
Issued for them three weeks since
Edmund q. Sutherland, feeling highly indignant on &C.
count Of The testimony Of Frnk, duplicating him In the
Albany Bridge affair, arrived here this morning,
promptly caused he laid bcforesfhc Senate unqual
ned Genial OF the statement II s said that other s avs
are being prepared contradctng material portions OF the