New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
supposed, for bis Office. told her bad been u.
supposed, for bis Office. told her had been there
and he was not there She made no reply, except 70
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,upposed for bis Office told her had been there
and he was not there She made no reply, exorptto
cav that he was not in the honse ,heh wehl 70
Mr.. Skaters office, ana 10 ,.G nI. a'a
in search of iIr Nelson. became convinced tba hr'
Nelson WINS recre,ing hmself, and thai his i,lenes
were constantly watching my movements, aou tpa'
would be impossible for me 20 nshe oS 'yho !.
have uroured the assistance OF anofher omeer' VINO Is
nooy In search of Mr.. Nelson. called again a. ,ne
niNce Of Mr. Shafer since the COMMENCEMENT "l 'hls
NOR inp's session and again inquired ior MT. Nsnon.
Mr. Shaaer told me tostop my anNr.y "' ~ oon.J
vent IN New.York last evening 10 consult hs o1uSi,
Mr. Porter who il there attending Court, ana 'hae nc
would be back this evening. -, -. Al, -
have endeavored in good faith, To execute the OF,
ds of the House in this matter, and regret exceed
ngIv that nv endeavors have thus far iied OF cue
oeS'' ~ C. D. EkSTON, seargeant a: Arms
Albany, April 4, 1851.
>''" 'NrTRoPotITAN HEALTH BILL.
This bill was again pretty 'niiy diScls.'d ,o-uh! oy
Mr. Robinson who spok- mostly IN reia'i'n 70 ne az
pointmeDt Of the Board which, IL cot'n!ee, a., lu..
xneIi-nce had shown could not safely be l'trted 20
the same naris in whoss hands her to'ore resn"i
nv Mr. Cozzsns whose main point u iie unr n'pmmy
of ali hills of mortalits and who protess, coihuaI
,ba, m. tc,, which nre quoted ne no oiten are lot
oh TO- Lv any authority except the Sai i'ary As
sociatiop which do not choo." 10 r'e0gnZ,; oy
Mr. ArculaIins who insists that New-iork IN aoe W
tska care of herself and that the r. ntlem OF prop
ert, and standing who the real estate, ana "ho
oct o. the NO MA of ths borng class In paying into
the treasury the taxes which are Teal PAD by the
latter class, while the former know little or nohing
,bout t,p al wants of tina city, al bouRh thsy nave
n.tition for this hill: by Mr.. Pierce. who had not
IL rJed 10 cav ANYTHING this qu' stion but SOME
b;uy that came fore bis notic had attracted hls at
tntIon. wh he heard il minated that this hill, II
nossd yyould iajuiousls affect the inter sta OF soms
nj our poli,icsl friends tn. und riakers-that thlr
business and interest affected by it-he thought
! il time to look into ths matter. .,.,
After come further debate another scene OF flous-
terup occurred which la ted until long after the usual
| hour Of recess. NJ,
The question finally being on the substitution OF Mr.
/ Robinsons bill rs now amended, Mr. liafdy moved
the charter commission bill as substitute Tor tue sno
s;itute At this point the confusion became worse
COMPOUNDED. The decisions OF the Char on points VI
order we're on t~o occasi ms appealed from, bat aus
onnonena of the measnr. rise and report progress
bu, ALWAYS voted down by Its friends until near
o'clock when the policy suddenly changed, MI koo-
nson moving report progress, ana TIE opponents .,
the bill Opposing the notion which was adopVeu anu n
| the Committee rose As soOn the report was made
60 tie ouse the opponents OF the blll moved 70 40"
onrn and called the yeas and naya HE vote was NJ
| i.a anpounced-veas 80. nays 81 Mr.. Robinson tnen
n Ip,Ned tina, the hill I've recOmmitted to the Commn,ee
N on cities and yillnges with power TO report cont lete'
ON this Mr. Benedict moved the previous question;
This brought the Houte up TO the vote ~ once, a"
the motion war carried
SALT DUTY.
The Senate devoted the session TO the consideration
Of tho General Appropriate bill, which was smendsd
by appTopfisng $40 600 lay pipe Tor the IA
ondps salt springs and increasing the duty on salt 10
cents per bnsheln other words, doubling the duty