New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

board; for the relief OF insolvent debiors.
The annual report Of tho Commissioners Of Emigra-
dion received. go,
The Coyernor returned with Lis veto, the bill to
extend the time for tie collection Of taxes in Oneida
county. ,
Amer warm debate, tie bill was passed, over the
Governors veto.
The bill in relation TO capital puni,hHent was then
taken up aud debated ill the adjournment, without
vote being taken. TIE bill made the special order
for Wednesday evening Of next week. Adjourned.
IRON Our Own Correspondent
ALBANY, Wednesday Feb. q, 1861.
MORE HFALTH BILLS.
In the Senate to-day Mr. Mnnierre introduced bill
10 promote the public health Of Newlork and Brook
len and their vicinity wh Oh s understood TO be Dr.
Foster bill and is title indicates, Is metropolitan
In rs character. We have already very large aseort
ueut OF Health bills in both branches ct the Legsa
tufe from which Il IL 10 h. hoped that the combined
wisdom o. the Lawmakers mny produce something
With shsll furnish for the City OF New-lo rk clean
bills OF Health. ,r 49,.
pi.lsion /: necessary TO preserve the public health OF
the city, bat the difficulty is to decide exactly what
REQUISITE. Tho objections geterally urged against the
bills now before the Legislature, are 'hai tHey 70
beyond the orcnsbl, purpose expressed III their le
aud grusp at poliica power winch hns necessarily
nothing to do with the public health. lind strong
aversion existing among country members against
legislation looking to the tlking OF power rom the
poole OF the City Of New YORK by means Oh conihis-
zion emanaiing from this capital.
rnE cERusE HOSPITAL.
Tie Ill 10 incorporate the German Hospital In the
Civ OF New York was ordered to u third reading.
NEw-YOEK cry RAILROAD TAE.
Mr.. Manierrc from the COMMITTEE on 'itles ana
VILLAGE reported favorably the bill 10 rduce the fare
and provide better accommodations for passengers upon
the New-lork City Railroads.
BROOKLYN UNIVERSITY
Mr.. Sessions from the Literature Committee, re-
ported favoraby the bill 10 incorporate the University
Of Brooklyn aud the bill was ordered to third read
1nE WHITE -. cLAScY CASE.
On the motion Of Mr. Hammond, the bill to give
preference for tid 10 the action OF James w. White
srant John Clancy ia the Supreme Court OF The tist
Judicial District was Iecommitted ~ the Judiciary
yEw.roRK AID BROOKLYN HCirTH.
Mr.. Abel gave notice that he would at some future
dav Introduce bill relating TO the public health Of
New-York and Brooklyn.
QuARl NTtSE LAND.
Mr.. Mcleod Murphy, by unanimous consent, intro
duced bill provide for The sale of Quarantine land,
ON Staten Island, which was referred to the Standing
Committee on Finance.
sEw-YoRE CHARTER.
Mr.. Kelly on previous notice, introduced Il bill TO
amend the Charter Of the City OF New-lork This rs
Understood 10 be Mayor Woods BILL ana is sad to be
a big Thing"
BAY RIDGE FIRE co.
Tho bill to incorporate tie Bay Ridge Fire Co was
read Il tlId time and passed.
LoSG ISLAND SITAMBoT COMPANY.
Tie bill 10 amend the act to incorporate the Long
Island Steamboat Company was also read third time
and parsed.
CHEvANGo CANA.
Tho bill 20 provide for the extension of the Chenfn-
90 Canal from it's present terminus at Bmghamton TO
tho North Branch Canal at the State Line, was read
third time and paced In the Senate to-day, " to H. az
follows
diner Grand, Hammond, Kelly, Lawrence hatieue, j. b.
Mgrh r T. Mgphy, rro.'e Ram'ey' Robertson ho'eh
EAYs-hle,'rs Zen, FieIo, BihOu;s KetehS% Lsph,%
This b n authorizes The Canal COmnisel0Ders TO pro-
coed with this work, whenever the Legislature shall
make the necessary appropriation therefor.
CITY CHkNBFRLhtN.
Mr.. Gran. moved to take from the table the motion
10 recon slider the vote the bill TO give 10 tho Con-
trocr the appointment of Chamberlain for the City OF
New York. The motion prevailed and the vote by
which the bill had been lost its final passage was re-
consdered when Mr.. Sessions moved W recomnt the
Bill to the Committee on Cities aid Villages win in-
strncons 10 amend By striking out all after the enact
;lg clause and inert Mr Websers Assembly bill, and
report back 10 the Senate forthwith. Mr.. Websters
bill reads as follows:
sEcToy The Chamberlain Of The Chy OF New York .ha
hold hs Office for Ike for which II IL provided BY
law the Conifoes Of aid city shall be elected and until h
crs.or sh be duly srporei and qualified aud hf subject
10 from Office only for nseasahce heTcn In ue
nnuer and BY Il proceedings provided by
law Of the Controller Corporation Counsel
| Mr.. Sessions advocated his amendment in n brio
| speech, and Mr.. Msnerre opposed 1t. After furthe
debate, Mr.. Spinola offered the following rs an a.
| dilional section:
The Chamberlain shan keep regular book, showing con
ples account OF tho business Of bis ONCE well the amount
paid account Of the several approprsoDs and
ha be psia on secseot q any sppaon ATE, the smes
hsv. been eIpended he shall aly report to die
department, nom time % time he shall eect the
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formation !, Is.icn 70 the Of .ais buIesS a. q