The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

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Before the question wss ps, the House ,sss rsos- an
evening.
The question on the proposed amesdncu a NJ NORRIS
70 the Qusssn Remoyal oll cas- sskss sp
uent Weuips thai 5000 was sufncsns for the ssmpo
rary removal Of QassAatpe, while . wsctcsi bsssns
The roy meat d The Interest on Inc canal nesss aset
hr. Q. s. srxscss aavcc@,ed sse SENATORS snsaanent
No person imagined The funds would be msappied. The
larger sum proposed would enAos the Com@s3ossss 70
do the business required Of ths IN ehc'ent
As soon % this was expended and the Quarantine -
moved property 10 the value OF 500 80 would 10
ia the hsnos of the state rraiixe money upcu II
necessary 70 remove Quarantine, not for Che safety II
Richmond county alone, bu for The Preservation q sss
Mr. ASDREws (rep). believed the proposition Appro
pirate only nifty thousand dollars was intended 70 defeat
the removal Of Quarantine. u would be thas
ess 10 appropriate such He called the sltutoo VI
The House the fact that the clause
the canal drafts might DO Driven through the House, oa
would beyond doubt ensure tho Executive veto for the
whole Supply bin. Tho Governor could never give he
consent 70 the bill with this provision Ia II, silently
tn bis message on the Interest bill
The took tho floor, ana said he believed the
Of the House bad changed since the last
vote was taken on the question That sentiment
was, never 10 give relief 70 Richmond county unt rca
ration was made for the illegal action Of TIA rebeous p,o
pie. No asonement would be made; and for one he
would cast his vote in their favor while violence
and mobocracy suffered to triumph unpunshed there
BILL be spurncd such argument. ne held that
the canal debt only constitutional but
emipeptly just, and that guided his vote.
Mr.. ToMINsoN (dcm.) replied He said the arguments
Of the gentleman from 0sweeo Speaker Lteiohn) took
force from his elevated position but they should have
weight with the House when unsound He mad hmse
introduced resolution into the House early In the
quiripg the whole amount Of tho debt Owed by the
STATE through the careessness crimnsty OF the
aorty that resolution had slept in the hands OF the
Canal Committee. He believed the State would
agree 70 pay one dollar towards the pay.
what is its amount ana where is to end thai
taEen the people would gladly pay the principal aud
interest He reviewed the action OF the House the In
terest BILL and charged the Speaker had
practically arrest the Supply bill. Unless he could
force upon the House disgraceul act he sought to
baraes tho Executive Of State by putting interest
in the Supply BILL and hamperng this with other import
ant ITEMS The removal of the Quarantine is not cons
deraton for Richmond county alone. The desire
drive pesence from shore, and appropriation
asked sufficient TO accomplish It, He ashamed TO
hear the Speaker, who should be statesman and egiss
tor from experience advance the dangerous aud
minded doctrine that he would remove the QuAran-
tine until the people Of Richmond county had been pun
be punished by bringing pestence his heartnsone BIO.
the people If Richmond county could not be punish
would spring up If the people Of Richmond county
punished. He thought it more likely vgilant
Committees might arise when pestilence was anchored in
ing the necessity for the removal Of Quarantine aud
urging the House TO be guided by sense reason and Jus
Mr. Tu1Hn1 (rep said $50 900 would supply tempo
rary hospital somewhere in the vicinity of New York. but
that the people did hot want Two hundred and nfty
and possibly Sandy Hook before the New jersey
Legislature had been 10 session two weeks. delayed
sms to secure '' Sandy HOOK the people did
on hold hunks and temporary buildings as they had those
They desired to lift up great pest house. and
bear It bodily away from the island II the amondmen'
Of the legislature like the notes Of the dying
swan, will be the sweetest
TIE debate continued by Messrs. Morris, Schoe-
field, Fikins and Others.
The previous question was then ordered.
The question first taken the proposition Of Mr..
Meeks 10 make the aggregate appropriation Of 1895 for
the removal Of Quarantine.
The Conference Committee on tho tax levy reported
and other judgments, and $4,000 for Mayor Woods
conlesing the Police law and Joseph Walker
agreed 10 and left in the bill 81 goo for the
Free Academy stricken out; the clause al
lowing the old police force TO the Mayor
and Commonalty for their salaries stricken
OUT the section authorizing the Comptroller to refase
pay and contest all obviously fraudulent judgments
restored to the BILL the item OF $3.50 900 for the Com
missiopers OF Records.
The appropriation for the payment Of tho interest on
the canal drafts was l0et by q to %.
The question then put Mr.. Norris proposition
and the same was adopted by 81 to 25
The consideration Of the bill not concluded at mid
night. M
Appointments by the Governor.
BY and 'O'th the odusce and consent Of The Ss'Gs
APRIL l3, 1869.
( TRUSTEES OF THB sEAMAN's FUND AND RETREAT.
New York-Elisha e, Morgan, OF New York city
FORT wARDENs FOR THE PORT OF NEW
Abany-Wiham H. Burleeh, OF Albany.
Westchester-Jared V. Peck, Of Port Chester.
April ID, 1869.
srruAL PORT WARDEN TO RESIDE AT euARAsTlsE.
John r. Raymond. Of Richmond comfy.
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE FOR THE METROPOLITAN POLICE DIE
TRICT.
New York-Mlchael Ulshoeffer Isaac a. Bailey, of New
York city.
NorAREs PUBLIC.
New York-Grosvenor p lowry, William W. Mics, Jo-
sepb F. House, Edward J. Mclean, william j. Sinclair
Ambrose X. Stry ker, OF New York city.
INSPECTOR
New York-Gcorse H. Kitchen, Of New York city.
Heavy Gale at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, April Is, 1852
Yesterday tho wind blew gale from the west, raising
tho water suddenly at tho foot Of the lake. Tho
the floor Of the Western transportation Com
pasys large warehouse, wettng considerable quantity
OF goods In transport for the West The propeer Mia