New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
From ALBANK 49,
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Ctatm'nTruman. Murphy, and Lswrenes' In place q
Finanee-Hi6ouss Bell Grant, vice Sessions. Truns..
RSa,osdsAben Warren, and Richmond vice ASsu, r. p.
iis,sai Ifai5s 7Oou. and Corn,e.oss Mcos~, cad
1s vice G0 astS ssa SRRas Truman end
Murphy vice Eober.on P5os.s. and M MmpSy ,., I'm
hoas Msor.s and NJ Murphy sn' murphy wv
Gsrs' cf. Gss%i ss ' %a%s
Ss nSlss Murphy and L.wsae.
ManVdevre 81 Salt-Ei house, Munr9e and 0rsnt vics
EngyossS sSSr Montgomery takes the place Of Mr..
CITY RAILROAD YARE.
Mr.. Ramsey gave notice Of bill to reduce the fafe
on the New-York City Railroads..
sEw-YoRK COMMON PLEAS.
Dir. Ramsey, on previous notice, introduced Dill
pleas for the City and County Of New York, to the
number of Judges their election and term OF Office
for the detailed provisions of which John Fitch, ia
the CITY of New-York, and when found make note
or" 1t Is Monsieur Tonson come again.
.-.., anna. "a EEw-YoRK cHAMBERLAIs.
Mr. Manierre introduced bill to vest the appoint
ment of Chamberlain for the City and County OF New
York in the Controller Of the city, This bill Is urged
on the ground that the Chamberlain properly belongs
to the Finance Department and that it B desirable for
the safety of the city funds and the general interests
of the city, that the question as to VINO - custodian
the funds and to whom such custodian Is Responsible
should be determined without delay.
Mr.. Manierres bill provides that the Chamberlain
shall give sureties in the of $780, 900 for the Iah
full discharge of his duty; that the city funds De deps
tied in some bank to be designated oy the Con'.a-
Ter or Chamberlain, to be drawn out only on She
check ofthe Controller, coantersgned by the Mayor
and Clerk of the Common Council The bill also pro-
vides that the Controller may suspend the Chamber
lain for cause and that he shall certify ais cnsTgs Oh
misconduct TO the Governor, before whom the Cham-
berlan shall be cited that the Chamberlain shat nave
five days in which to prepare for his defense aites
which the case shall be summay disposed OF by Toe
vexatous delays Of Courts as in the case OF the pres
eut fight % to who is City chamberlain.
STATE PRISON DfscIPILES
STATE PRISON DISCIPLINE
Mr. Topham introduced resolution for tho appoint-
ment of Joint Committee Of the Senate ana Assembly
10 investigate the subject Of alleged abuses M the us
cipne of the State Prsons
ALBANY AND sUsqUEHAsSA RAILROAD.
On the motion Of Mr.. Rotch the Senate Commlttee
of last session on the Albany and Susqaehanna KALI
road was continued
Mr. J. Mcleod Murphy presented resolution COM
mendipa the conduct Of Major Anderson, and voting
him sword. which was adopted by 70 alhrms'Vs
votes and none in the negative
JAcKsoN's PRocLkaATIos.
On motion of Mr.. Spinola, Gen. Jackson's famouS
Proclamation against notification was READ py 'Hs
Clerk of the Senate.
The Special Committee on Federal Relations was
increased TO seyen, and the Committee was announced
as follows: Hilhouse, Colvin, SPinoa, Mamerre'
Co.'s, j. Nj. Murphy, and z. L. Murphy
STEAM BOILERS.
Tn the Assembly Mr.. Woodruff introduced a Dill N
regard TO the inspection of steam-boilers in New:
York and Brooklyn similar to the bill which passed
the Legislature last year but failed to meet the Execu
tive fanction. Mr. Fullerton Of Orange introduced =
bin TO erect the County Of Highland from portion Oh
Orange County-the bill of last session.
SLAVERY IN HEw-foRK.
/ Mr.. Townsend introduced bill to reestablisa
Slavery in the State of New-iork, with the nm.a.ios
and shall only keep their human chattes mere nine
months out of twelve hree-quarters Of the time
So YOU see have proposition TO SEND the insttu-
ton North into New York and South and west into
4 New Mexico and Arizona. Perhaps the friends OF
these tw enlightened measures may unite In sort Oh
Logging Be-" to put their schemes through oy Gay
| or gaslight; they may unite the TWO measures IN
one bill if should be found admissible to put reso-
luton of instruction TO Congress, and Legislative
6 Be il enacted into one law. In any event, they
will be likely TO have good time in passing these
| "twin relics" or either Of them.
/ EXTRA ALLOWANCES.
Mr. Robinson offered resolution to-day declaring
that the Assembly will not grant to any OF Its ofneen
any extra allowances, and that no document shall %
sent through the Post-Ore al the expense OF the State
the postage on which shall exceed twenty cents Mr.:
X. said be offered this resolution now In order that
the officers of the House not satisfied TO fuh The
duties assigned for the regular legal pay they could
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9, on call of the year and nays-the negatives being
Nlessrs. Walsh and Woodruff OF New-York. Some Of
the old stagors in voting yea" on this proposition
smiled smile Which sad or seemed 70 say, ., ,s no
the session, shall vote in all those little extras, -
| heretofore" :
MAI. ANDERSON IN THE HOUSE.
We had quite an animated debate in the Assembly
on the resolution commencing Mai Anderson. Messrs.
Pierce, PreDdegast, and other Republicans advocated
the passage Of the resolution. Mr. Herman Of Oneida
the recognized leader Of the Democracy In the Assem-.
bly, approved the course of Maj Anderson but seemed
10 think that IT was not proper for the Legsaturet 70
do the same thing in public official manner. He
feared that the passage OF the resolution at this time
might iritate South Carolina thing which 1t was de-
sirable to avoid. Mr.. CoSens of New-York opposed
the resolution and defended South Carolina in her
belhon and treason. The Assembly did not come to
vote on the resolution.
THE CHARTER OF SEw-YoRK
Mr.. Birdsall Of NewYork has given notice Of BILL
which will probably be introduced tomorrow, 10
amend the charter Of the City Of NewYork, which
For the abolition Of the Board Of COuncen and supervio;
also that the Chser Election he held in April instead Of DE-
years that 6oardo sixteen Aldermen b elected for terra q
four half yesr and tina, they be chosen 90
s y i lS h' Ss for S
sn 70 & ix and the s.s sshs s sS as Al. ss
Inc vote on legislative questions and full appoint
HS s : &: RpSnfss S the
sw vested in that officer and a power 70 collect h.
CAGES also arising om the sale Of city property
specSns rrsUsicn and Of the public markets
gives the CrOOn Board control Of underground drainage and the
paving epsyiDg and repairing Of streets tagging Of Sidewalks
curling and gtteDg streets digging of wells and the collection
ofthe Coton The Mayor aud Aldermen be the
SUPERVISOR The Common Council any City Officer may b.
restrained from the improper public funds by By
s BY & Ss S not '1a
Ing FIVE yeato be advertised and contract awarded 90
In the Judgment Of the Common Council shall be FOG
the best insrests Of the city fees dock and piers 70