The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16

shen until ths arms are delivered up. he Also 40.
Governor Morgan II he approves Of and directed the
Of the arms and he will continue to pursue the
ame course hereafter. The letter dwes at much
e,en upon this act Of the police holds the Governor
resnonsib, and CLOSES with the significant and pointed
question 10 tsvs nor Morgan, he considers this letter
sufficiently ofcial TO eply The reply OF the Governor
has not vet tranepired BIT Is supposed that he will
deny any connection, drec,., or Indirectly with the
seizure
General Sanford left TO night ~ith the ofdsfs from
Governor Morgan his pocket ~ Ms entire divis0h 10
parade OIL the ed of February, od 80 fire i've hun
bred guns. He in his glory.
The debate last evening on appropriating d1sat SUMS
TO the dspensares and hospitals OF the State wac
what interesting Iopened during an early part Of Re
day upon motion OF l.. c. Andrews TO appropriate seve
raj sums to the dpensares Of the State. Mr. Andrews
defended his notion and sustained by several other
members, but all the New York institutions voted
out Afterwards upon the motion OF Mr. HutchBgs the
Of IS 900 inserted for the DR.. Simms Woman
Hospital Madison This, after spicy debate
was carried Mr. Hardy of New York occupied the
chair whilst the House was in the Committee Of the
Whole, and proved himself one OF the best chairmen
that the House has had in the chair this winter
A hill was reported this morning from OF the
standing committees of the House prevent the use Of
salt in the streets of New York. The practice of
terpg sat over Broadway and other Of the city
Immediately after every snow storm has become in.
toieTaDlo nuisance ruinouS to the health the
citizens OF New York This bill is intended
to put stop to that practice The bill
originated with certain hysicians of high standing
New York, and is strongly urged by thousands OF New
Workers. provides that each and every person who
shall throw lay place. who shall 10 be thrown
any salt saline in any Of the public streets or
thoroughiares of the city Of New York with view Of
removing or dissolving any snow ice that may be
thereon shall upon conviction, be punished by imprson
ment III county jail for period not less than three days
nor more than ten days Several other bills report
cd by the standing committees of the House, number
referring to ms lrance matters.
The third reading OF bills being in order the bill to ap
proprate $500 GOO 10 arm the militia was taken up and
whilst II was Being read several amendments were of
fered under motions to recommt II finally laid
side by common consent until another day. The bill
providing for the endorsement Of United States bonds
that passed the Senate short time since also Read
the third time and passed The State has thereby agreed
to aid in sustaining The credit Of the United States GO
to the Of money placed deposit with
the State under the law Of 1885.
The Central Park bill came up in the Senate this
lug, when Senator Connolly moved to recommt it TO the
Committee on Cities and Villages. motion after
war is made to amend by SEEDING IT TO the Committee
Internal Affairs, which was carried. This is the
Il lends Of the bill desired to have go This me-
will have ordeal go through with this winter
The only feature to the bill the reduction Of the
10 nine, have recommended the reduction Tho members
OF tho board now IN Europe have also recommended the
reduction by letter
The principal opposition that made to the BILL as il
now stands comes from that band OF spectators that
tried to force upon the city the swindng scheme Of the
extension at Tie northern end the most barefaced
swinGles that has turned up the city. have
facts and details about the private arrangements Of this
party IN assessi tina. property, shall from time TO
time give them to the public This party represented
here by Themes Fields, brother in law Of Mr Camp,
who, II is reported, has fiuger in this nice job
Fields is man OF all work about the third house
this winter There job il matters what it
what rnmor has him engaged In, especially there any
money III 1t, hls object being to form such combination
that he the amendment Of the bill that the
Governor shall select, after the term of Office Of the
expires men outside OF the present Board
and when that is once carried, TO secure msio- |
rity of who VIII favor the extension |
u the north end Of the Park, and force
hat big JOB upon the city OF New York. !
This is lie whole thing IN a nutshell Al first he
sbofirg for salary for the Commissioners but has |
back out Of that and trying to accuse the other side
With beng after the salary, put more OF this hereafter.
Tie hi TO aid suffering Kansas was considered in the
.eDae this morning. All manner OF amendments were
submitted and debated both sides the republican |
senator's avorng and most Of the democratic senators
opposing the bill.