New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
| The SPEAKER presented tho annual report OF
the New-YOrk Prison Association.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| BY ID. L. REGDAS-To change the name of the New
York Free Academy to New-Yor Free College
BY Mr.. FRRAR-TO revive and extend the charter OF
/ the New ork Female Assistance Society.
| BY Mr.. BALDwX-TO authorize towns on the line OF
to subscribe and hold stock in the NewYork and
Oswego Midland Railroad Company.
| MOTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS.
Nh. LITTLEJoHN offered the following:
ss,.d; TIE Of the R0r Of ia, In
pdity far surprising ttst Of any other port within It's
limits and now comprises more than half the entire commerce
tic country and extends its benefits and blessings to nearly
all parts Of the and and whereas such has largely
snsneed the expenses and BURDEN. Of msintanns thos
health not only Of the City of Newly York but Of inland
village and throughout the whole country; and
Wheyeos Tine Nation threatened with OF the dire
pestenee Of Cholera which t now committing such fearn
Which the n port of Of ReWYort wod 90 so destroy
daring m continuance, our commerce. both foreshn ana IN
Resored THE senste concur that In view Of the foregoing
facts and Of the further fact that the State OF Newfork has
Consequence its proximity dense popu alton,
and now therefore destitute OF the means OF properly
threatens land IL the duty Of tie National Government
10 her assistance and TO afford such aid be re-
Rso,itd ii the Senate concur that the Governor be and
be Is hereby requested to transmit copy foregoing pre-
son and ak to place sraoy and te%pcrsy a the
disposal Of the Commissioners Of Quarantine Of
al Government may be needed for quarantine purposes In
the porl fNswYo until other provision Is made by
Reached That the Governor be requested to transmit cop
lea Of the foregoing preamble and resolutions TO our Repre-
senatiyes Senate Congress for the purpose OF secur
ing their active CO , Ia fUIiheTance OF the object
sought to be attainot
This was adopted.
BY Mr.. LITTLFJoHN:
Resor>d That the Superintendent Of Public Instruction be-
Formation al HI: command respeetns the methods BY which
other Ses OF the Union and the Cover nen OF Europe aim
such and regulations having ih object in view ere
compulsory upon the naur and legal guardian OF the child
10 our present school laws that win efecuay
the education Of every Child in our State
Adopted.
Mr.. LITTLEJoHy offered the following:
Whereas The quarantine establishment Of the port Of New
York national IN its benefits and advantages and should be
maintained in part at expense OF the National
Whrsa, The State has been compelled, by Of her
rapidly increasing popnaion to seek new location for her
Quarantine ard is not In possession Of suitable hospitals
goods and erchandse arriving In said port subject to quar-
sntine, and
Obligation Of the United States to provide proper eecommoda
o that purpose both In the act passed in 1872 and in
that passed In 1861 bat has made adequate appropriations
to deay the expense Of their erection; therefore,
Resotod II the Senate that Senators and Rep
resenaves in Congress be and they are thereby requested
aud instructed ter best eudesyo 70 secure the pas
of an act appropristing such sum with like sum
which may be appropriated by the state may be
isosted location in the Bay New Of Hospitals for the
recepon Of the SICK and warehouses Or the storage oil goods
and merchandise arriving in the port Of NowYork In vessels
subject 10 quarantine
ouested transmit copies Of the foregoing presune aud res
ouos 10 the President OF the United states and to our Sen
stors and Representatives in Congress.
Mr. CoSGDOs moved to amend by asking Congress
70 take charge Of all our quarantine establishment.
This was lost and the resolution was then adopted.
Mr. LIrrLEJoHN offered the following:
Resored That the Commissioners Of marantine be and
hereby directed to report to this House OF sn early Day
the Bay of NewYork suitable docks wharyes. hospitals
warehouses and permanent Quarantine
establishment for the port of NewYork together with such
other information relating to this location be Useful TO
the Legislature.
This was adopted,
The Assembly then adjourned.