New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
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To repeal tie 81; aet'oEiziez aid 20 tae proposed
moruuebt ia ftdeGeIdence Square, Philadelphia 3
the sisbers Of the Declaration o. ItJeperdsrcs.
To extend the CheneDgo Canal 20 the Pennsylvania
Ire.
To authorize the reduction Of the capital st7ck o.
ta1ks
For the relief Of the Nsw-York state Irebria.s
Asylum.
Nj REILLY reported fsvorably tie bill 20 author.
ze lie -trL ctlOn Of too Avenue ID, Fourteenth
street and Ssverth syerue Railroads, N N-w-lork,
with written report setting forth the public neees-
atty O! these three lIes.
Mr Boz jHTON reported bill providing thst
Canal Collectors Clerss assistants shsl be sD-
pointed without the consent Of the Auditor, and Civ
ng the Auction The power Of removal OF Sach ciicers
dUrifg 'he noo-sit'ing Of TIE Canal Board.
Mr. WOODRUFF introduced bl.i 20 repesl Ell the
Charter amendments Of Nev-iork down to the &C; OF
Naict 3, 1884,
Nj BROi KWAY reported bill requiring The c.
ral locke to be closed Oh Sunday.
Mir. HUBBELL reported BIZ to establish free
schools 10 County Alus Houses.
M SPENCER reported bill TO incorporate the
NeH-IcIk Homeopathic Hospital
Mr.. SHAW reported q bill TO regulate Judgments
sghr Il Municipal Corporations. II provides tn 81
e1 outioH shall be issued 90 such iudy uerts, but
roti,e shall be served me Mayor ana Presiden, o.
tie Board Cf Supervisors, sud Gdded 20 the next tax
Mr.. SHAW reported biz 6Iirg the salary OF Chief
Clerk Of the Sg'rogstes Oios at 3 800, sui tbs, OF
the General CleIk tie same Office, al 800 in lieu
q tie fec.
saloon sDd dining room keepers by puuishng mis-
GeneaLor the nor-psynent .! blk for refreshments.
The Animal Appropriation blu was passed after
several Intellectual efforts 10 Tecommit, 10y IS u IL.
TvESISC sLssIOS.
The several bills relating 20 Quarantine mstters
were taken up in Committee Of the W hole.
The bill 70 provide for asceranlrg aud collecting
tie damages caused by the destruction Of the Hospital
bullc Ist read and progress reported without
debate.
The bin to amend the act for The removal of the
Quarantine citation by appointing Gem nissoners 10
negotiate for the location Of the Quarantine other
thar upon Staten Ilsud Or Long Island WA next con-
t.dt req.
Section ia provides that after the 18th of jane co
perscn VITO il SEX wno has been exposed u yellow
lever ebal be received 81 CasdetOn.
NJ. BALI moved 20 amend by striking out " after
the 18th Of Jure and inserting after quarantine
ccmmodeti,n shall have been secured else where for
the reception of yellow fever pstients."
MI TUTIllLL moved to further amend, by proyid-
ing that before the prohibition Of tae reception of pa
tents at Castleion Is allowed, proper AMI permanent
provision must be made for the reception and Of
lick ard exposed persons under observation, and for
Mr.. CBRISIIE opposed the amendment, which he
declared wss only introduced for the purpose Of
barrassiDg tire bill. Persons VINO were under obser
walton as having been exposed, were seldom taken
into the Quarantine grourcs. Only seven hundred
and sxy such persons had been admitted there during
the past year II was therefore needless to provide
in advance for their reception. Ii wss equally
ntCektary 10 smebQ Inc Dill Dy Tor the DnrlA
OF the dead, the present burial ground from the
Qusrartine, and would eth be used. lie declared
that Mr.. TuthilI was opposed to the removal OF the
Quarantine from Staten Issnd st all.
Nh 1UTHiLL denied the charge, and Expressed
himself earnestly in favor Of the removal but opposed
H. sry stealing bill
NJ. SPENCER spoke in favor of Mr.. TuthiIl's
amendment.
Mr.. CHRISTIE did not Object 70 the amendment
proposed by Mr. Hall. 1t provided that when the
prtseLt Commissioners ct all have proylded temporary
Quarantine accommodation for yellow fsyer pateus,
suoh patients shall not DO received az C-steton. TIE
amendment proposed by Mir. Tathll war very off
ferent. II wonid postpone the removal Of patients
perhaps indefinitely.
Hr. HALLS amendment wasthcn adopted.
Mr. CONKLlNG moved to adj section to
the bin prOvlcDg that al vessels arriving IN New
York fiom yel0r fever ports bstTeen April and No
yeuber shall BE- sujectedt 10 Quaras tue, but exempt.
certain distance of Castle Garden and II any sck
on board they shall be sent TO Wards Island Bat if
such vessels arrive nom infected ports at the time OF
leaving they shall be sub sctcd 10 such regulations
the Mayor spd Beard Of Health deem ft.
Mr.. SPENCER spoke against the proposed amend
meLt as sseeping a blow a. the Quarantine for the
benefit Of sbipOvDers.
Mr. SMITH opposed the amendment as highly
hazardous TO the health Of the city. :.
Mr.. TUTUIlL sleo opposed IL as startling and dan
ee,ous, total repeal of all the Quarantine laws.
/. did abolish all quarantine between Oc,Ober AMI
Anil AID between these months cholera aud small
pOx prevailed more than ut any other time. The las
proposition in the proposed rection was more mon
srcus than al The rect IL allowed an infected yesse
fls 10 archer oppor;te the Battery and after the in
lection had spread the city, then gave license to
tie Mayer ard Board Of Health TO provide any means
they thought Gt q dispose OF the vessel. Tnis was,
indeed locking the door after the horse stolen.
Sr. mIEko slso denounced the proposed amend
ntBt.
Mr.. CONKLING spoke in defense Of his PROPOSE
ton He held that yellow fever never kuown on
ship unlees coming frOm port where the disease
prevaod Gud that il banished during the mouths
that frost pre- allied. The amendment toaght 70 give
every facility aud advantage possible TO commerce.
HLd thls lie considered UOst Desirable The provis-
iOrs Of the proposed amendment bad received the
sanction Of medics men az wel as commercial men IN
Ne~.Yofk. He believed that the Health Com MIS-
eoIers ait lie relied on TO protect the city from DIS
ease.
Mr. SMITH thought not, as the Mayor was
paint dealer, the President OF tie Board OF Aldermen
was q printer and the President Of the Board OF
Coupcilnen buichcr. He did not think them COM
petent men to act IL such case.
The amendment was loet.
MIR. TulHiI.b then moved substitute for the
whole bill. which provides that the Commissioners
shah construct a Quarantine on the land below the
Marcos in Nes-IeIsey or the State OF
Nes. York. but IN Kings county or on staten
( Island, or within ole nile oi the sane IL
reCessSTy, the lspd is to lie made GU shoaI
but rot at outlay Of than $500, coo. L. ap-
proprstes the sum necessary for toe purposes, aud
provides Tor tho sale vi toe present Quarantine
property upcer tho authority OF the Governor.
lie remainder OF tle sections The same as those
Of Mr. C5riitie b-provis,on being male that after
the 10Th 81 JaIe pateGts ~ be received at GAG
Teton provided thai perInsnept or temporary accom-
nodst.Ons Pared OT theI reception else here.
Mr. SHAW spoke 81 some length IN favor OF
stringent Quarantine.
Alter further cebate, Mr.. Tu,hins substitute VS.
ordered to he printed, ana the bill W.. .de the sPe-
cal order tor Friday noon. Adjourned.
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