New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Thursday, March 3, 1860

Il
| The eventb-Avenue Railroad bill was put through
the Senate this morning, according TO programme. At
H. O'Clock tie third reading of the bill up
special order Mr.. Connolly moved to reconsider the
yoe of sst evening" WHICH cut off debate and amend
ments, and which the Chair Mr.. Llpham) declared
out of order. Mr. C.. then moved to recOmnit the bull
with Instructions to amend, by inserting the folio wing
| additional section:
The corporato in this BILL or their sssguees hereby
d .e,ed nal with the and eOrp1rato.
fall omnibus ne running through OF the streets AMI
horses snd used by them in operating said
lines for n to such owners and corporaors for tue
f6.a lu' which wi" be sustained BY the operation Of ' rail-
After the Clerk had commenced calling the yeas and
nays the Presd. decided the motion not ia order
be Senate had ordered the third reading without de-
bate or amendment.
Mr. Connolly then moved simply to recommit with
out instructions, which lost-l5 H. as iollo ss:
YEAS Mcssr'. Abel, Bell Cosin, Connolly Ferry Gar
Ramsey Rotch, Truman, a lliums-l5.
NAYS-Mss,n Blood, Fiero, Goss, Grant, Hammond, HUI
house, Kelly Ketcham LaPhsni Lawrence, MnGraw J. NJ
Murphy, Richmond, Robertson, Sessions sPinoa Waraer-lz
Dir P0ssef moved 10 rec0mmt, with Instructions 70
amend by il ser'Dg the following amendment
Should the profits sroad hereby authorized eI,eed Is
the profits s per cent 90 the
cost and the e9poaors and their assigns shall make annual
paid n the earnings their expenses and their
The PIesdeDt decided the motion not in order. M.
PrOsser appealed from the deei iOn o. the chair The
% TO 7, BIS follows:
yEAs-MeI. Atsl Blood, coyin, Fies9 Grant asmqoad,
1s MSSnroe MURPHY Ramcy isiuond Ro5
er,.o9 soieb sessions Spiloi, r5nman. Warner v
Pro'ter Wilm'.
The hill was then put upon its fraI reading, and
passed 40 10 ~ as follows
KstbS o%ene mf% Mnros Sa1ea
Ramsey, Richmond, Robertson hOtch, Sessions, spinoi rra
EAyS-Mr.srs Abel, Bell, Connolly Ferry, Gardiner Gos.
Hibou'e, AaLierre Montgomery, 2. p Murphy, Prosser
Mr. Bell moved to reconsider the vote 80 that the
Senate might be able 10 make such amendments as
necessary TO protest the interests Of the puo;.
Alter stating bis views at some length the motion WAS
Lost IL 10 i9), as follows:
yLA:-Me..Is Be Connolly Perry Gardiner, GO.., aa
.rAYS-Me'srs. Blood, Colyin, FieIo Grant Hammond
Kelly, Eetcham, Lapham, Lawrence McGras, Munroe NJ
murphy Ramsey, Richmond Robertson Rotch Sessions Sp
protest will be presented to the Senate his even
ing by Mr. Bell signed by those Senators who voted
against Tie bill, portion Of them, against the
mary and uDwarr Al table manner in which the gag
war applied to the minority in the passage of this i'm
portsDt bill.
1t ia thought by some of those who are opposed to
this b hal the eec, of it's passage will be th.t when
i: reaches the Assembly where they have five city
Ia lIoad charters before the Committee of the Whole
there will be a deal and that the bill will be
nded in ts provisions and noorpora,ors to har
NOME the lrrng and conflicting r4lr pad interests,
that II will produce snch smasi-up will prevent
tie passage of any railroad bills It all.
There are all sorts of rumors aoa which ofc)urse,
not entitled 10 implicit credonce-One OF which il,
thai Senator'S and Members have advanced their pre-
tel sons very materially o. late; high IA s35 OOO
which IL equal 70 Wisconsin prices. This is all wrong
al d unreasonable. That railroad grants in the c ~
valuable, not 10 be denied; but then il ia dbrlrd
to think OF finding any such placer there as La
Crofse.
NANoRIAL TENURE.
Air Twin ID. lut,a and two
argument before the Senate today on his proposed
amendment of the Revised Statutes, declaring th It
ejectment for noD-psyment of rent shall be main
tanned by any who il not the OF the
Of estate in tho land for which the rent is
oaimed. lie asserts that his bill is only dsclaritory of
the law il stands and tina, It's pass 20 has been
doied Decessary IN consequence Of the decision of
the Cont of Appeas that the PATRON of Albany
anaD such action in where no or his ancestors
have made perpetual easee, which convey To the |
grantee therein all their estate in the lands described
in tuch leases, leaving in the grantor no reversion
The law which should be corrected by the Legis- |
atuIe.
TOLLIsG RAILROADS.
In Tie Assembly to-day, the bill To rel impose tolls
he railroads was ordered TO third reading by vote
u 90 To 3D. lhe opponents Of the bill profess To be
leVe mat 1t VIII not become law, while its friends |
arc sDgune OF success and II In the Impression OF yonr
correspondent Inst they the frond- are correct in |
heir calculations
The bill 10 provide for fnud NJ the New-York CIV
ioa,iDg debt was sc amended "a % make the bond. |
able in 1873 instead of 1900 aud in that form or
.eIed a third reading
The Westchefer Railroad bill WAS debated in Com
ntee OF the Whole, and progress reported thereon.