New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21

incorporate
Bank.
The bill TO provide for the payment of interest on
canal drafts, certificates, and awards, was passed;
The Harlem River FTee-Bridge bill came up for
third reading, and was laid on the table.
from Our Own Correspondent.
ALBAST, Tuesday, March 20, 1860.
REGISTRY LAW.
Mr.. Manierre has introduced bill into the Senate to
amend the Registry law of last session, which provides
that the Inspectors of Election in each Election Dis
trict of the CITY of NewYork shall constitute Board
of ReSstry for such District instead of the Board
now authorized to be appointed by the Board OF Su-
pervisoIs. o-o.
the addition of the following:
the City OF New FORK the OF the persons registered
shall according to their residences by streets and
be NO street nnnbe to the residence any such person
then the Inspectors sh note briefly the street and side Of the
person reside island within the bounds Of said city the
meme thereof"
The third section is so amended require that the
Board OF Registers shall in the City of New-York
two weeks preceding the day Of the general or charter
election in that city,
The fourth section of the present law is amended by
adding the following:
an the City Of any person whose is not
tered on said list who cannot attend such meetings for
n and Sy su 1sG ucb before
meeting affidavit stating that he l. citizen Of tins state
of election district and that ne viii be entitled TO
vote the ensuing election and also stating his residence
required BY he h seton o. a s don not
! sonaliy before such inspectors" -, o.,
The following is proposed to be added TO the 9TH
In the City Of NewYOrk the said lists when fully
bS be in one Tewpape IN Of s
S sSSn and by parts. but shall be
OSs Fl stS the scOn II snail be awarded BY
Of the City and County of NewYok to the newspaper Offering
10 pubh the for the least the same to be atceanea
by proposals in the manner provided Tor awarding con
under the charter SAID city In the case OF any person
sax householder shall II 1t he knows Of his own nowledg
that ,a s P, e Situation the house which he himself
occupies said district land that be such house or that
| occupies the same by virtue ofsuch lesse)."
| COURTS IN THE CITY OF EEw-YORK.
Mr. Ramsey has introduced four bills into the SEN
ate TO reorganze the Courts OF the City OF New
| which provide for doubling the number Of Judges IN
in the First District of the Supreme Court, in the SUI
perior Court the Marine Court and the Court OF Com
mon Pleas; and also that the judges be hereafter
elected in the same manner in which the Board OF Su
pervisors and Governors of the Alms-House are now
chosen. -
Although these bills were introduced by Mr. Ra n
sey believe they invented by New York gen.
tIeman who will probably have good time In getting
| them enacted into laws
| CITY RAILROADS.
The Senate bad animated debate on the bill Tor
CITY railroad in Buffalo to-day, and finally reported
progress. Speaking of railroads, reminds me that
Senator Hammond introduced bill to-day to authorize
a railroad in the City of New-York. Mr. Hammond
bill INCORPORATES Messrs. L. e. Sanderson, Abram
| Brown Jerome Finch, A. Pomroy, S. K. Comstock
| Preston Sheldon, Freeman Campbell NJ Pratt, VIM
| Leaycroft L. A. Lockwood, e. A. Drum, and John
Wray with power to construct railroad, commencing
in Avenue G. at Fourth street, and running thence by
single track Third street, Lewis street. Grand street
10 Grand-seet Ferry thence through Grand street tc
Goerck: thence TO Third Il enee to Lewis; thence t.
| Fourth street and Avenue c. thence with double
track through Avenue TO Ninth street; thence
| with single track through Ninth street TO Av
enue Il thence to Tenth street. Also with single track
| in avenue c, from Ninth to Tenth street; thence
through Tenth street TO Avenue b. thence, with double
track through Avenue to Fourteenth street, thence
to Avenue A. thence to Twenty third street. thence to
Second avenue thence TO Thirty street, thence
to Third avenue thence 70 FortysecOnd street. thence
! 20 Broadway thence TO Fifty-nnth street; thence
with single track Eleventh avenue, thence through
Eleventh avenue to Sxteth street. thence to Broad
way thence to Fifty nnth street, to connect with the
| double track. Also commencing at TweDty-thrd
street in First avenue with double track and running to
| Harlem River. Also commencing at First avenue III
Forty-second street TO Third avenue. Also cOmmenc
| ing at First avenue in Seventy second street. with
| ;uble track, thence to the easteriy side OF Fifth
| avenue.
Senator Robersons bill in relation 10 the planting
Of oysters within the waters of this State, which makes
all lands under water and below low-water mark be-
longing to the State free to all inhabitants Of the State
for the purpose Of planting and growing oysters under
proper restrictions, was parsed to-day, after contes!
between hoDeIson anu r,phOia lIho pfHei ioi anu VIC
latter against the bvalvuons measure compared with
which the Quarres of the "Oyser house critics and
! the "oyster war in Accomac" the merest child
play. Senator Robertson is sound the oyster ques-
/ ton.
| UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
Wien the bill to transfer to the custody of the State
the unclaimed deposits of the Savings Banks OF the
State came up for its final reading, it recommted
for amendment was amended, and finally lost 10 to
to Ia. Mr. Truman moved reconsideration, and that
| that motion lie Oh the table, which was carried.
In the Assembly to-day % local bills were read
third time and passed among which was the Senate
BIZ TO protect travellers against ticket swindlers
Nothing Of moment will be done in either House this
evening as there is to be joint caucus Of the Repub
licans OF Inc Senate and Assembly at o'clock.