New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-22
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IN TIE SENATE.

~ he court In bjci such judgment vas recovered or
TIE court IN which such action Is so1sn, 80 SS 'tgosn
mon GOOD cause shown therefor, upon nolce 70 te ad
we're parfv or 10 the repTcsent1iN O. the ADVERSE
urtv except provided in the section IN cese OF toe
Death OF the person any one or more Of the persons
ia whose favor snoh judgment Was recovered, sHch
leave by he personal representatives, or heirs o. S1e
t,,rsOn or In o. surNyoTsnlp Dy mo Survivor OF
slgh deceased person; or such JndD ht may 10 revived
by saeh pe-sona representatives. bersaiiaw II thcir
o.-n name hv writ Of scire tdcies. AID such .udguc
al continue to be len upon the real estate of such
,aCmcrt debtor ten wears from the time ~ dpcketng
csrtcae or order Of such revival IN te Cicgks othce
ofthe county where such real estate issiiusts.
SIC 5. such action may be brought upon such jcdg-
SIC :, WSsTe 10 transcript Of such Judgment rms
been docketed in The County CLERKS Office. an action
,nsy be brought upon irdenci reo1 ereo 10 ,i,o a.
rendered by JUST OF the Peace alter tle eXpisioA
az Eve years from he recovery Of such Jaasnent.
30 REGULATE TIKI FELs FOR ssARCslS IN oFF'Oc
Or Tru, CLEEK OF TEE clIy AID COUNTY OF
:1.w-YOGS.
Senator oLGlB introdgned iii providing v at it
s be the duty OF The Clerk on thc rccepo "a ORDER
directing sCaichC, % cause tie same 10 De mace III
0u dcag and 20 certify tho correctness oil MS return
within ten davs OF the receipt OF the order an4 IN case
he does not copy with such order he shaii iorie. al
ICES allowed him by law: and the peFon fsnns slch
written ORDER 10 search shall have power 70 make z
.ona search without Gcy charge therefor.
Should .he Cerf fail 70 certify aud resurn any flch
seoTcA witlan 10 days nom the lime he same IS ,saeu.
fhe person issuing the sse shan De e1ed 70 IhoAe az
.Ipsrle application 20 any Judge Of one o. lac Cot
Il Record in the said city and County stLAG II HpeeI
Tenn. ul0N affidavit showing such flnrc 20 eopei
said Cleik 10 at once deliver such selfch cofu4.U y
h1 without charge and sold Judge shall u is t.'lo
ZION. fHe the said CerS go Tor every day o' ono Inc
% days. such ne TO be paid 70 me C01UhSioIe's "a
Charities and Corrections in said cry. -.
PETITION FROM IHE PUPILS o. TIE BLIND Asylum
OF NEw-YO2K.
They rcScecef,lly show that the undersigned pm
pills of the aforementioned Asylum aud have been u
said institution Tor several years last past that OWING
70 loss Of sight they are IN hopeless ecldition su ~
~. fanfr IN agSicf
entered sal Institution IN lie hope and expectation %
receiving on education suited 60 thor unfortunate 'd
hopeless condition - oid ana assist them II on'sh
future livelihood and in the expectation also @! ecefS
proper food. clothing aud treatment. That NEST q
your petitioners ore State pupils aiG supported AI tne
said Institution at .le expense of Tire state.
Your petitioners further show that he pupils in said
Institution have been improperly treated and neglected
by the Managers Of tie said Institution; that the
teachers general rule not IN the opnion Of your
petitioners ouo,hed or the duties OF their oteo THAI
proper regard is not hsd THE cleanliness o. tho osab
tstnCnt, nor TO he health and comfort a. tle pups
that frequently the meat furnished % u tanned ara mn
re 30 eat ana the vegetables snd sn unit 10 ei oD0
general thing the food is not properly cooked or
prepared and cannot be eaten by the pupils thereby
causing mach sickness among them. Tie beds ae fro-
dIeDty damp and The walls damp cansod by the fay
condition Of the roof and when sc regaid u paid 70
q q complaints o. demonstrates Of the pupils.
To1r petitioners therefore appeal 10 you for aid and
respectfully ask that ngeSie @tiOD may he made Of
she truth Of fhe above statements and an investigation
made OF the affairs. aud manner Of conducting sao N
situation aId that tie managers and officers may be
compelled linder proper penalties to give better treat
men food, and education 10 the pupils and extend y
'aem proper treatment and that We nJ N some way nc
Dated New York Feb 10, 1861, and SIGNED by, wm.
Hoffman, Henry Pugb PStTick boyle, j. d. ssei 10,
IN SGul. Bennett Jno w. Leigh e. ID. Be0Gwith u.
II. Mon'ross o. Case g. ". Sterett, J. j. Wesieryea,
Ben Grimer. c. Il. Lewis. Jos. saunders.
rs Sday and SS ss1eTy et each for 1s sd sy tn:
he above petition ard The mi therein sc, forth are Ii
SSof. Deil1c this 1jtn FeD., 1904.
Jogy A. BSLIrsr No4-y Public.
IN ASSEMBLY.
Nrw-YOKK YYE INFIRJARY.
Nj GsYu introduced bill to change the name ~ t'
above company 10 the "Nev.YoTk Eye ard la
IEfrmary,' and empowering Ito corporatiCa 10 trea
persons affected with deafness and other diseases c
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
sofses VEIL ~ " Tsas hs as
KaSmre. David hitter. Ii. Henry Smith. Abm
Barber Robert Thompson. sud John Mcleod be outboi
bed to construct and use railroad. With q single q
double track 70 convey passengers as freight thro1g
the following streets. 10 commence in broadway
ia inteIsl ctO8 with Chambers street, through sn
along to Bowling Green thence through and alonl
Broadway 70 STATE street. along the iteT to Whitehall
ing through and along Whitehall street from its Inter
section Min safe street e Broadsay along Broad
section with Tire double track In Broadway 10 It's place
81 beginning o. Chambers street.
ACTIONS AZ AISsT TIE CORPORATION OF SEw-yoRE.
bfr HIDnG4ON introduced bill providing fha. any
taxpayer Of tle City Of NeW-Y0Ik whose annual taY
exoceOS SsO0 sney commence an PIpsecrte IN any
COurt OF the State ion against .e Corporation If
said civ dy Of rs officers. N respect 70 any mhcon
dlct o any such Corporation any OF It's Officials and
ia sGc action the pary prosecuting 81 eli be considered
aud shall be entitled n che same right AID privi
lrges in eleIy respect the action had been brought
against priy0ie CO. yorGton ~ which lie party
sOckhoder trustee. IA The Mayor sha 0elefIr ina 10
defend Tie ectOn hc may employ such eItio counsel
NAV be deemed Necessary the peno for tie same TO
b charged 20 tie account OF TIE egd expenses Ok TIE
IJrpOl alton.
nrFArTsuST or RIAL EsTATZ IL THE CITY AND
COUNTY, OF EEw-RORK.
NJ. EiCGHoIP in.f Jduced Dill providing that here.
alter there shah be j. the City and County OF New YORK
deparrinfnt 10 be known tho department Of Real
rs 70 be under the control 81 five commissioners 20
b. appointed BY the Governor and 10 hold ONCE for ge
years or utl their successors are legally appointed
fhe commissioners 70 have sole and exclusive power
"a take acknOWi9f gepts Of instruments affecting the
tIa oi real estate aud shall have che custody. arder
proper res ssd regulations prescribed By the Board o.
supervisor Of All tho transfer ana 1cmbraLces Of rea
sstute 81 The City ana County Of NeB-NOrE. Sec. .
ADOlshe the Jee oi Register. See provides tbqt tho
commissioners snail be entitled 20 the same ioes
now allowed for lle acknowledgment aid recording Of
sf oella petitlog 10 no tiie Of real a. at sec
psVyda5 that tlC cO1nl5s. may nc TmOged 10 tlC
S.ne uanueg s provided for the removal Of Sheriff
IBX ClIR CHARLIE.
ir. BEDNCIOA introduced bul " amend the Char.
Ter Of The City a New YORK by providing hat when
complain shal be presented 20 tde Mayor %
shec that lie Cief OF 0y department Of said govern
merit Gny Ccf1 OF employee thereof has iaiod snd
neglected To perform the duties imposed bin b. law
ans OFdiHauce oi the corporation OF said 81 y hos
been guity o. any improper conduct SAID Mayor sha
ln lis discretion. select ron Inc lst 0 Grand Jurors
thiee Oslntei es.ed persons ThO shat constitute u
committee 10 inquire into the matters Of saeh complaint
and report taeir opinion thereon to the Mayor for his
slEOD.
On receiving sucs report tie siayor nay, IL MS dis.
eIet"n remove the Of Gal complained o. aai appoint
sp.oPer person 30 M he vacancy tnus created.
ThE POl1CG AND C0UErs ~ AgW-Y0RE
Mr.. trIIlss introduced BILL thc first section OF
Which proI des thai any person arrested by police off