New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

have been done 10 views ard opinione derived from
long education Of peacs under republican insti,u.
tions.
| DEPEysE or NEW YORK.
! TIE bin protected by NJ. Raymond for Tia defense
Of New-YOrk harbor came Up last night In its order
for its final reading. The Eouse was thin, and as
/ Mr. Alyorj exhibited intention Of igh ing that
partcu ar hi ], in defense Of the Five Million BILL
/ 1t was evident that this ono could not reasonably
hope 10 pase without a fuller House. Mr.. Alvord
frat moved 10 recommt, but at suggestion from the
Speaker and other friends oil the measure, changed
his motion TO to lay it aside. II 10 now evident
that the contest for supremacy in the Assembly which
is the real issue dsguiseJ by these several defense
/ projects, il not yet terminated.
! CONCERT SALOONS.
| Mr., McMulen will introduce q substitute for the
bill now before the Committee for the suppression Of
concert saloons and other places of amusement whose
morality ia questionable. The substitute proposes
20 regulate by ndicous system of license and police
supervision All places OF amusement, theatefs, o.
circuseg The amount OK The license fee II any
monthly gum not to exceed SoU per alnomi WINE
the precincts Of the Metropolitan Police District
the sum Of each license fee, and all regulations
touching their management Of these places OF amuse.
ment are left at the discretion and wholly under me
control of the Police Commissioners. In other pArts
of The State the power to regulate these mat
tiers i, vested in the town and village
authorities. The money derived from the h,enses
granted. within the Metropolitan Police District,
goes TO the Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile
DeljnaueDts the trustees OF which are 10 DO no'ihed
of every application for license. There are many
msmbors OF the Assembly who are beginning 70
doubt the propristy Of such regulations rs viii
totally prohibit the employment Of fewales when
the main feature Of the bill that passed tho Senate,
and which is evidently Intellectual 70 prevent the
nempeIance and consequent vices that are fostsrco
in those places. IL is suggested that many Of thoee
females geek this employment for the support OF
themselves and families. in preference 10 adopting
worse means to which they viii most likely be
driven If deprived Of this
FIsAEcE HEAsuREs
By the Joint rulee Of the Legislature, which over.
ride the rules Of each House severay it 10 required
tia. the Appropriation and Supply bills, 40 they are
severally designated, shall ba considered IN Commit
tee Of the Whole on if not before, the 2Jth Of March,
This rule ses aside any special order and to-day the
! Excise bill was thus crowded out. The only mate.
rial amendment made TO the Approximation bill was
reversal of vote at session some ten days since,
when, on motion Of Mr.. Alyord, the appropriation
for publishing the official canvass WIS limited 20 the
State paper To-day provision wac inserted, pro-
ydng for the publication in paper IN each Sena~
toria district. The appropriation for the State As
seseors was stricken out and clause inserted aool-
ishiug the Office After the Committee rose, hr:
BemaDt moved TO disagree with he COMMITTEE, ans
restore tie bill to its original shape Oh this matter.
pending which, The house took recess ~n'h even"
ing.
The Senate was occupied with State Prisons,
Schenectady Fire Insurance Companies aad basqae.
hanna Uniyer.ity. The bill for the relief 0: this
institution i. per,insciou.ly advocated by Senator
Truman, who proposes that the State shall release
her riqb in the property to tho University have the
property insured, ami take an assignment Of the
policy Of insurance; when, if the building should
be burned, tbe State would get her money back.
There is no don't, that if the State ever gets bsck
any of the money she has loaned to such institutions
il will be IN that way.
pxpnpr on Tur rr.TTu OFFICER.
Pre,dent Campbell presented the reporsof DIR.
Dunn, Health Officer, of the amount OF receipts, ex-
pendtures and perqusi,es Of his office for the year
| 1851. rs follows: