New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-15


dence demanding and receiving frequent and small
Gums Of money ard log end dschsgng oil the dus 81
and Tx disregard Of uy and neglect Of public
in crest and private right under the observation Of
subject.
ionr Committee herewith present the ony tsken a. its
various frs Together With seveis adav ~hich ~ee or-
ed lest Summer TO The Executive OF the State Ard they
oud tee mention hat at tLe request the Committee Gov
n"nt bearing upon this sob-e IS ell Of private public pa
msea'auee in oce well established by the examination
they had given the subject IN the possession Of re
Governor convinced ,hem that IL general anc aesrh
g hn they bad reason to sppehend They therefore onef
Re fhs, RS charges OF gross i1.empeance and bbi'ua
drunkenness receiving Illegal fees p.ec, Of duty and ebos" Of
trut have 9ren established ssoint John A.E'
bic srespel message be communicated the Executive
OF tie state, reque,ng lis daie sal from Office
R'oied bat The temony be submitted Tor the con
sideIu,ien ard scron Of the senste.
All which is respectfully Submitted
KEN 4 { NT mt5Sor, Committee.
In view Of the facts preson'ed IN the report the Committee
submit the the propiey adopting following
o,uion
Rendered That he Select Committee appointed 70 Investigate
chr.cs ome eance IN oee made s'Sirs NewYork Hsr5o
ns:er be auhoed Of IN their Judgn the best ire,e u
ns Ire Of the sna eSspd the zane to tho
examination If charge. lost th Port Wsdens Of the port Of
erd papcs snd furnish eay report tho Governor OF
the state md the next IL gsa.nre
The above resola,:on Authorizing the Committee to
continue the Interrogation during the recess Ct the
Legislature, war also adopted.
TnE LITTLE JAP. TRrUMPHAsT-TBE SUPPLY BILL.
The Supply bill has been PLAYING shuttle-cock be-
tween tic senate and Assembly for some foriy-eight
Loure. First il passed the louFe-was amended 10
pieces in the Senaie-came back Ia the House-the
House refused 10 concura COMMITTEE OF Conierence 10
appointed bv each Iouseihe Senate concur IN the re-
uort OF the Conference Committee, and tie House re-
fused 10 concur Then tie Senate send message that
they adhere. Then the House Deliberate, and concur
with respe TO two amenCments, and refuse with re-
rect 20 tie rest Finally the Senate recede from We
remainder, and tie bill IL passed. Ihe pibepal point
of discussion was the Delavan Houee BILL Tor enter
ainirg tie suite of President Lin.Oln, which had been
cut down abont half the amount claimed, but which
tie Senate had restored to iis original proportions
Tho I'LL Forwarded and published scme iiie since,
and il will be reCollected that one OF the items was
for wines and liquors. $Ofor bFeakage, natural se'
quence about 80. There ems were the main striking
POINTS ia tie bI but, III addition TIE charges for Tie
whole ,arty, for roous aud meals, were So eAtrava-
rant that il drew into the sbade TIE iarfamed Metro
politar Hotel Japat ere i'll, fr as j, went Tie
members Of prolbitOry pioch, ies would not vote for
any item containing this liqLid ingredisht, ard many
OF es believe that IL was bafeaced imposition; bu.
that was rather too small mltterto STAND upon, and
likely 10 cliauger other and mere Important matters,
il Iers H. ar the Senale ,ho0ed considerable per-
teci,y upon that item and therefore tley would let il
Iass. Il aa- been mentioned as probable reason for
the teDa,ity OF tho Senate on q particular that ma
oiity that body board and generally lodge pt tie
Deayau. II was remarked by member, tish Of
Montgomery, that he WAS in doubt how 10 vote, bur,
being comlclled to vote le toarded at that Hotel ard
therefore vote ay witch indicates that The above
{ pposii0n may he tie right ore
sALE ~ LANDS Al QUARASrISE.
This ill was considered to-day in tie Committee Of
the Whole.
NJ lioore offered subsiilu'e which, while contain
ilg the important features OF The original bill wiih re-
Qad 20 he establishment # tenn OrarS E0s Iihl and
and anchorage below he NauoWs, aud all otner ten
uOlary PROVISIONS slso provides Tor TIE sale % tie
oh Quarantine Grounds md lie cs'Gblisiins of Kew
QUA anine, with all ue,ts.ary powers Tor this prr-
poso NCsted IL three Commissioners, TO be nppoined
by he Governor.
Mr. tIinpwood WIS oprosei 10 the substitute
hst that appointed Con uif1ners, he prterIing 10
leave tie matter H. the hands ii tie toutns iOners OF
tho Lind Oiice. He waa Hlso oppcred 10 u On tic
oruund hat while pretending provide for the s.e
OF the Quarnnne Ground, IL IN effect def,aied q ~
measure. NitEont taking the question, the ComEIt-
Tee Tose for the purpose OF until "A O'Clock.
There are said to be two turee iittle personal
cb,s IN ibis ILL., beside two very big Tin gs
Ior other pttie-. DE-. 1bomi ron, DR.. Jerowe, and
lost of other doctois all IN for 20, otIi G. or
gahst somebody. Is suggested that NJ. Eiling-
wocds bin j. t. lcep DIR. jerome in, as he, having
noi ing 10 do mnft stay IN his office all the time ard
therefore place nusL be reserved for bin ~ keep his
Vnice on.
Wien he Nonse resumed is labors, Mr.. Moore re-
pied D. Mr. ElngNOo IN favor Of the su5stfnc coz
tending that sc how have no qnl il'tine Regulations,
and under The Senate till We wopld have none and no
Irotelton against oisea,e aLd pestIleice Nothing bu
"A solitary hulk nc, OB.Odt!, some 80 or 40 patients
bus been tire Qcaran'ine stnuon. BY amercnl Prov
iitnce dieale not visited The port OF Aew-loiki
but ii IL should come ere Is 40 protect "A ms
Mr. little,ohn n, lied tie history Of Quarantine up
to the present tine, and compar tie two tis. The
Senate provides for tie erenptoy bale OF QparaniiDe
ggouudr aud makes 10 provision Tor we protection OF
The ror On tne o;her hand the substitute provides
for and Gisposes Of he whole msner IL axes pro-
vision Tor lie se Of the lands and The establishment
OF permanent Quarantine, with oil the buildings and
aprureoaDces, u uearnre Immediately derAi ded tE
tie bert interests Of Ia. City ana State aud tie dictts
of humanity. Toe d,ba,e was continued 10 a Ike
hour by Mci-rs. Herman, Littejohn and others
A PROSPECT FOR An IMPEaCHMENr.
Mr.. Bingham made a report from tie Ju,sIuy Com
nitee til, norrirg that fonrd ne House al! .nVre-'
pared for matter OF so great lmVoiISHce, a'uOug1
such q repot has been cked for and daily expected
by those who occasionally get peep O,hid tie cur
taira and do ky iuinaiea IN several dispatches ne
do, aimee. Tie judiciary COMMITTEE have been Tor
some time engaged ln tne nv erieation oi changes
ao,ipst Jrdge Gould OF The lNth District Suprue
Count. who is clsrged with interfering Improperly
with the admin istghtlon o. Jistlee ~ procuring Tue
election OF certain parties us Jnr! men ID particular
en- or series Of cares irvoNing an important is're
Tie casr y iii have much lO, impoan,e here as ,oa-
ne,ted with the MoCGwn and Loh casos, invoNNg the
perurc,ss of alleged forges Of some tLiity or lofty
notes " nuud aud ia which Iefut large number oi
our b..hs and bankers have ubect interest LIE
testimony bas hem taseu Dy TILE con nlllee, raw
fll poYes THEREFOR ana to-'ay TIE rel or " III NC anu
laid ON the table To give the iouso tine 10 c0nsi er Gle
cbotion before being called upon 70 act. Some OF tic
L. eubeIs a,e for an imBcLiate Impeachment ana not
waiting Tor All eAr huaion fiom the Judge, Mr. Chap
man nom Onondgu iuis,iEg that 70 motive, however
ustinaLle in ITSELF coull eAcufe The conduct OF the
Julpe as reported by the oomLiee. The report IS
folloNs:
REfUKT Of ihe Sfcndng Committee on Ia Judiciary ne
as,Iafsg fiyeri ~ u if4r Icr
fs IA me pan Gfasd dHd T. nat suriss, G"d IS
10 hoo yhssce - dahgiHnte,ed ~ our CONN.,
Mr.. Bingham, from tie S,auclIg Committee on te
Judiciary in aLewer 10 tie following preamble and
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