New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

seesion wss taken up in the consideration in Com
mi,tee of the Whole of the bill to amend the char
ter of the yillsee of Wh'esboro, which was hnsly
ordered 10 third reading.
Mr. HALL reported against the bill to repeal
all laws restricting the rum traffic, which was
sgreed TO- 80,
Mr. OppYKE reported favorably the bin to
amend the insurance laws, which was also agreed
to.
Mr. HALL reported on amendments to the rules
of The Assembly, one of which orders the withhold.
ing of stationery orders from the reporters untli
the Let Of April. Pending amendment to strike
cut this rule, the subject was laid on the table.
The argument for Withholding these orders is, that
bogus reporters obtain seats, draw their statoaery
orders, convert the same into ready cash, AMI
slope.
On motion of Mr.. Bliss of Chsutauque, the use
of the Assembly Chamber was granted To Mr..
Watkins (coloredl, for lecture on the extension
of suffrage 10 colored persons. The lecture is to
take place on Friday (to-morrow) evening.
Mr. WOODBURY. gave notice of DILL to amend
the act for the government the Ceutral Park
The Report Of the Metropolitan Police COmms-
.oners was received in the Assembly, with the
following message from the Governor:
Executive DEPARTMENT, Jan. l3, 1859.
To the Assmbs'
of Commissioners # the Metrt poht IN Poice.
The rep, II contains uch irform ,ton, aod recon-
mencs various amendments of TIE existing Ia ', wicu
sre worthy Of your attepuop. Amo1g toe later are,
that asking power to employ not exeedng 3oo ,peclai
police DE Cn election Gays; that depnvlog Alderaen
Of the power to discharge prisoners from The Stson-
Houses rat giving power 20 DESTROY coannr,e"
bar k.noe Plates that asking an aieraon OF the os,
els upon which the expsnse of the force is dstbued
amor tie several counties mprisng the district, so
that IL shall be based not as at present, upon the al
nation of the real snd porson property, ou upon the
rumter of policemen employer In toe cououes re-
.f trnfl Afn an Il
fc,ua eu emt Mt OF the laws Of the sac With refer
ei re 10 the observarc Of the Sabbitb.
Ttese aut rduents seem necessary for the enforce
meut of II Law.
the Law So as To give heo power 20 sppOot 80 addi-
tor al pairomen 10 the City ard County OF Ne~'iofk
Since he re port wss m,de howeve' the Sop.rviscrs
Of the Com u have authorized the appointment OF
nearly two hundred additional pstrolmoo. ,
The Governor also sent in the report of the Com
missiopers for the removal of Quarantine, accom-
panied by the following communication;
Executive DEPARTMESI, ,ALBAsr, Ian. 10, 1852.
To the AssemAy.
I transmt here~ith the ANIMAL report OF the Com
mssioI for the removal OF the Quarantine, wnch
has tbis dsy been received by m-
Usiyes q history of the proceedings Of the Comm's-
sioners dnrrg the past year, but believe msn'loos
no facts net already officially knosn to you, except
the fact thst the Commissioners have advertised pro-
poss fer the construction Of block or issnd oil the
Old Orchard Shoei.
This action of the Commissioner seems TO proceed
upon a misunderstanding Of the course taken oy tue
Guyert or LieuieDsbt Governor sud Contulef IN ap-
uroyine the pan of Capt Benhsm, "a ~ii DO seen oy
reference to the copy OF that removal communci,ed
10 the Assembly the 18th instant was qualloed
approval, and in suostance referred the "hoie ms1er
10 'he Legislature.
TIE time within abch proposals are, acco ding to
tie Cornna sicners' advertisements, to DO received
soon expres In vies OF these facts there seems 70
he necessity for prompt action On the part "t tue
Iepis,stpre T.. ID. MORGAN.
Mr.. REILLY of New.York has given notice of
bin TO authorize the construction of railroad Ia
Avenue ID and other streets in the City Of NeS-
York which constitutes Messrs. Sa nuel w. Mack.
rell. William Simpson, JobD L. Deyln, William r.
Stafford, their associates aud assigns body cor
porate With authority to construct and operate
railroad 18th double track, CONN enclng III Avenue
ID at its northern extremity, running thence aloag
that avenue to Eighth street, along Eighth street
10 Lewis street along Lewis street to Grand, along
Grand 10 East Broadway, thence along Eas' Broad
way. Chatham square, Chatham street and Park
row TO Broadway, near the Astor House; aso
single track from the corner of Houston and Lewis
streets through Houston t. Goerck street, hence
along GOerck street to Grand, thence through
Grand TO connect with the road a. above, together
with the necessary turnOuts, switches, &c, re-
quiIed for operating the road.
HE road ia TO be constructed on the most ap-
proved plan of city railroads. and the Company are
required to run cars as often as the convenience
the public shall require, and be subject to such
rules and regulatonsas the Common Council shall
prescribe. The Company are required to pay the
same license per car as the other city roads, and
charge DO higher rates Of fare. They are author
lied to use the tracks of the roads already 10 exist
ence from Chatham square to the AsIor Hou'e,
paying fair col sideration therefor, aud to issue
bonds for the construction and equipment OF the
road to the amount of half the capital stock.