The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

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The Grand Street Railroad bli which was noticed last
week paac It's APPEARANCE 20 day, grantDeto Anihoay
lwgro, Tbonns II Ferris, Mathew d Brennan Augustus
Pridy, John Elder, Anson Horrio Frederick coons and
Oilers The right 10 construct and operate double tack
bioueh The following streets lnt avenues Ia the city or
New York Commencing in Thirty fourth street at the
extremity OF The same thence through ami aioog
Thirty fourth First avenue, TO Twenty thirds treet
avenue A 70 Fourteenth street, along F5urtesn,h
| street 10 avenue c, ibronsh avenue c ID Tenth
sect hosh lsh'h street w aDs' s,,s sra;n *
Grand street, 70 connect with Gouo.c track hereinafter
provided FOR from Tenth street and avenue aud III.
ferry East river through an along Grand greet.
thence aabg Cerue street 10 Canal! through and along
eciSao racs to BSscss Street. through Barsay to Green
wcb street through Greenwich 10 Batter, street or Place
through Battery 70 State street, thence through aud oag
Slate 10 wbshai street, through Whitehall to South
ferry Said road shall DO CONSTRUCTED cpsn the mast up
proved plan for the construction Of tic city railroads. and
fhali be run as often DIS the conyenisnce Of pas
such reasonable rules ana regulations, in respsy'
iosrets as the Common Council may prescribe BE
ann Tally paid by Other city ra.rolds; and the
rate Of fare sLa! moi be Sa three esats for Tie con
new feature in tie passenger railway legislation for New
York, and viii, doubt, make consderanta fnttevina
& he nppas n 5 This HAS hnt q ra 'n
The Senate continues to mark DOT work For the session
| and have thus far disposed OF bat little
grievances 10 the Senate and asked for change tboas
sessnep aws for The reason ''that cs affecting na'v
dpas, they operate upsy, in salecting thass VIC are
residents OF coun.ies, and wlo dur!rg the winter
months scjorn In the city Of New York, TO taAaton ON
their ceo during their temporary sooaTn Theirs
while they are bave been, taxed upon the same par
sorl property residents in tho counties OF your pet
onc,sbat when such taxation is ress,ed the caius Of
one county are yielded to those Of another often
circumstances 81 implied and real nusrce and that IN
Tue imperfect and detective definition Of residence con
tanned in the law referred such conflict aud resulting
injustice are unavoidable" Yopettiopers therefore, be
seech OF you honorable bodies such modification OF ssd
law viii to all counties the right OF taxation ia
\ tho personal property OF their residents.
senator Hammond ecens to be tic mouth piece Of the
city railroad Of New York in the senate, and particular
to cay that he introduced the bills by special request
lie introduced in the Senate this morning bill auhoriz
ing the construction Of road in avenues and b and
ether streets; commencing in avenue A, south side oil
Twenty third street, running through avenue with dou
bic track 10 Eighteenth street. and single track Il
Houston street, across Houston to Essex, through
Essex to Division street, through Division to Bowery
through Bowery as extended to the intersection Of Pear
and rovcr through Dover to South street. hen;e hroSsi
South 10 Fulton through fulton to PEARL through Pearl
connect with said track at the intersection OF Pearl enc
Dover also with double track running from the intersec
ticn Of Park and Broadway through Park row. City
Hall square and Chatham street to East Broadway through
East Broadway to Clinton street. through Clinton to Hous
ton, Houston 10 avenue B. through avenue K
Lecnh street Sbeeph 3 he rer ss
OF the roads now in existence, aod the same fare
Tho lobby or third house, had fun attendance to-day
indicating that the wheels Of legislation has reached
interesting point for he which now demands their close
attention, There organization is powerful one. Having
representatives the floor who reported TO be con
nected with paper in the Interior they manage
keep eye upon and receive full reports Of the condition
Of different measures in which they nterested Mos
OF the leaders in the third house around quietly
the moccasn principle They daily hard at work.
by degrees become more bold.
The State Military Association 10 day elected the follow
ing ofcers:-Presdcnt-B rigadier General George Dan
forth, Eighteenth brigade: Vice Presidents General 6
Farley Eleventh brigade; Col j. C. Pnckney, Sixth req
mcnt Col. A. NJ. Wood, Fourteenth regiment Capt. J.
Dodge, Forty ninth regiment; TreasurcrCol. H s. Fair
child, Fifty fourth regiment Recording sccretary-Co'
Geo W. Pratt Twentieth regiment; Corresponding Score
tary-Cspt b. Rosa, Eighth brigade; Chapain-Rev
Hughes, Forty sixth regiment The next meeting viii
| be held in Albany.