New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
FROM ALBANY.
From Or Own Correspondent


ALBANY, Wednesday, March IS, 1850
It hs. been asserted here that the incorporation
nsmes in three of the projects for railroad, IN your
city have united their forces, in aud oa. OF the
Leg slature, with a view 70 putting their 4" omni.
bus through by daylight. An evidence OF the
correctness OF this statement occurred 10 the
Assembly to-day.
Mr. RELY, from the Committee on Cities aad
Villages, reported the identical three bills to the
favorable consideration Of the Assembly, accom-
panied also, by lengthy written report The
bile reported by Mr.. Rely are:
|. TbeAveDDe ID Rosd which incorporates Sam. w.
Msckren. William simpson JOHN T.. Devlin William
X. Stafford AID thcL as,igDs with POI ser to lay
double railroad track, commencing on Avenue u. ct
its northern extremity; theoce s"Dg Aveoue ID 70
Eighth street; tier &c with single track along Eighth
street 70 Lewis street; thence along Lewis 70 Grand
street thence With double track along Grand street
t. Fact Broadway; thence aiOpg through Etst Broad
way, Chatham -qusre Ctsthsm street ebd Park roc
to Broadway. Aiso single track from TIE corner Of
Avenue ID and Eighth street, through Avenue ID TO
Houston stree; tbence along II 'usto0 stre3t to
Goer X street. along Goerck street % Grand street;
aore Grand 20 conuect with the railroad as above.
Aso ouole Tx from the junction of East Broad
way and Canal street; along Canal stree. TO Broad
way, together with tre nee cary turnouts &c.
. TIE Broadway Parallel Roa1 Incorporating John
Ksr, JOIN a. Kennedy, Hugh Smith, Edward y.
read, with double track, commencing IN Seventh
avenue, at the southern extremity Of the Central PARK,
thence aoIg S.veoth avenue TO BrOadway Uuion
place ard IIivertity place 10 xth street or Wa YER
ley place along Wavey place to Green street thence,
by single track, 10 Canal street, thence 70 West
Broadway; thence 70 College place; thence to Bar.
clay ttrset tberce by single trscs 70 Church street
ard thence Win double track, 10 Broadway; thence
back through Barclay 10 Church street, and thence,
with sirple track, 10 Canal street along Canal to
Mercer thence to Waverly place, and thence to con-
Dect with the track in University place
g. IDcOJportss Peter Morris, Matthew L. Breunan,
Aptbouy j. Ill., Jsocs VI SSecUy, jay S. Treat, An
drew b. Hodges ard their asscns with power 10 con-
sIutt and operate Tai road with double track, CON-
nen ing at the II1dSon yer, foot of Fourteenth
street; thence tlOpg Fourteenth street 70 tucson
street; thence 10 Troy street; thence with single
track TO Fourth street, thence to Macdouga street
thence TO Blocker; thence, WITH double track 10
Crosby sIeet, thence TO Howard street; thence 10
Elm street. thence 10 Resdc street. thence to Centre
street and through Centre street and Park TO
Brosoway Also, With single track, connecting with
the double track ludson street at Troy street along
Hue stieet to the sOuheTy end Of AbngdOa square
ard Bleecker str et thence along Bleecker street,
with single track toscdougel street. there to connect
With the doc ole track in Blocker street.
The Assembly did very well 10 the way of dis
patching business at the morning session to-day,
having passed the General Appropriation bill and
the Registry bill. When the Appropriation bill
came up on it's final reading, Mr.. e. ). SPENCER
moved TO recOmmit with instructions to amend by
appToprating $4,000 to the Newly Hospital
and $4,000 to other Hospitals throughout the
State.
Mr. CoNKLING moved an amendment 10 recon-
nit, with instructions to make the same sppropr-
atoms to Hospitals, Dispenssries and Orphan Asy
lums MS were made last year. Both were lost, aud
the bill was passed. a TO IL.
When the Registry bin was put upon It's final
passage, Mr. TOMiiNsoN moved substitute, and
made set speech against the b-a very pretty
speech very good speech of its klnd-but not 30
good in the opinion of an intelligent gentleman
who sat beside me during its delivery (snd whose
retentye memory Of political events runs back at
least quarter of q century,, rs MIR. IOmlnson
used To make on the other side.
The eloquent gentleman from New-fOrk was
well answered by Mcssrs. SCHOLEFiELD and
HUTCHINSON, when the bill passed-sJ to elmo
Republican, believe, voting against 1t.
The bill for the removal OF Quarantine ls the
special order for tins evening IN the Assembly.
Mr.. TUTHILL Of Rings viii propose substitute,
which provides for an earlier removal than Mr.
Cbrishe's bill (Which you have already puollshed)
does and IA he claims, guards the interests OF the
people much more securely than that ball does.
Mr. Tuthills bill differs from Mr.. ChEistios in the
following particulars:
II prohibits Quarantine from being located either
OF lanes in Kings or Mcomnud Couuties The bill
before the House reads, Long Island or Staten
Islard." BY the substitute it caou0t go either to
Ccney leland Barren leland nor is the right OF emf
rent domain granted uId6r II.
. Christies bill leaves unlimited the amount which
the construction OF an island may cost while thu sub
ettute requires before lite consiI ucOa Is comnenced
that on tho swOYn estimates Of competent enS neeTs
ard tie oerfc lie Of the State En2neer there shall
lot be needed 10 furnish and equip 1t, over sJO0O5
3. Tao substitute appropIiaics SdflWn, and the
bill b. fore the Uouo $3.50 COZ fOr rem wal purp0ses
A. The substitute srls the Seguiaes Point property
on the ls. OF jay 1859. The bill sells it thirteen
months LATER Ire substitute sells the Ca,tletOn prop
er'y on the 18th OF April lSoO after ample advertise
men; and provides that the property be cot up uto
small lots, the vaiue OF wsch is to bs fixed or sp-
prsi ed and tha. lot he sold Ter less than the value
20 set upon IT, Mr. Cbiistes bl cells it in any way
thst the Governor ulay direct.
TIE substitute provides that aflsr June l., 1852
yellow fever patient psson exposed within seven
days yellow fever shall be admitted to the present
quarantine grounds, PToridod that proper provisions
other permanent or temporary sbsl have been made
et that time for the and iroatment sccommotH
ton and maintenance ii uch sick AID exposed persons
and for the decent burial If The dead. This last pfV
vision is not in Mr. Christe's bill.
INSIDE VIEWS.
Csr.ssEonasre. Of The n. Y. Tribune
ALBANY, M.-ch l6, 1850.
Mnch amusement Is created here by the Appearance