The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
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TAe LsbAy-rhe Six 0ridirons Ordered to
. TAisa ReaAf,s- George Laws NsatA
Avenue snd South :>nd West Streets
Rsiixsad Reported - WasaiaEtea
Heishts Bni-xnvesssBstfAx tho Ma
nAgement ~ the InssAt alton Tor the
Blind-Albany and Sasque hanna, Sc.
OUR SPECIAL ALBANY DESPATCH.
ALBANY, March %, 1880
The Hobbies have been crowded W excited baad I'll
the morning, mostly New Yorkers, among which were
some half police captains from your city, h.
Guiding Bowling, Diks Hopkns, Leonard and others.
No doubt they could ind good opportunity to mako ar
rests and do their country good service by by mArcsg
of portion Of tho lobby.
The main features Of the House to-day ID tire reporting
OF The six grdrons from the Committee Of Cities and VII
lagos q amended BY them and their being ordereA u
third reading. The only amendments that have bssa
made to the bills the dropping Of portion Of inopssa.
tors and the addition Of several others The only ohanes
therefore that has taken place. the addition Of Tow
more spectators names that they have the inside
track In the rich pacers supposed to be these railroads
George Law seems, has accomplished thing Ia his
man@uvres here, and that Ia to force his opponents give
him the long sought AFTER charter OF the Ninth Avsnas
Railroad which has troubled him 80 much in tho past
The six bills heretofore considered reported COR
plee, and ordered to thru reading without the yeas
and nays being called. The other, or Ninth Ave-
nue bill, reported favorably by the committee.
and its passage recommended, which referred TO
the committee Of the whole. Thus has been adadsd
another gridiron to the SIX, making seven IN all
They also reported bill in tho place OF heretofore
introduced, authorizing Charles w. Durant John Butter
Robert Van valkerburg, John A. Cook, James O.
Kennedy, Thos c. Dnrant, Benjsmin T. Bruce, TO con
struc railroad, commencing At the intersection Toah
through sns snS 70
both Wes ana Greenwich streets with single tracks,
the Battery place TO State street. along State whi,ena
along Whitehall to South ferry returning through aod
along whitehall TO the intersection with State street; aso
from the intersection Of Fifty ninth street, aloog Fifty
ninth street to First avenue, along First avenue, with
double ack to Twenty third street thence along twenty
third street TO avenue A, along avenue A, with double
track to Fourteenth street along Foareeath street 70
ton 20 kapgm ST. eet along Manen TO Grad street, aong
Grand to Corears street, thence TO South street,
to the junction Of Fret with South, along South
and other streets Whitehall street, South ferry
portion of the city below Central Park-a very nice ar
rapgeDert all around and Is OF the copglomeraoa
bills that Is booked TO 60 through, with several other
jobs.
The railroad bills that reported complete, were
Immediately tsken TO the engrossng clerks ROOM with
Instructions TO ao Of the reporters them
something that has not been done this winter with any
otter bills
The Committee on Cities and villages also reported tho
Washington Heights bill, contrary 70 the express sgrce
mert OF three members Of the committee, that par
Ties opposed to the bill should have hearing
or three OF the members have received let
ters from persons holding property in that locality
this smuggling arrangement Of the committee, contrary
their own promises has prevented them There never
WIS committee IN legislature that has completely
proved themselves ,he oos Of corrupt and rsps
oous lobby and hungry spectators the majority OF tho
that Messrs Collins state that they should con
slider themselves dsgraced to again sit with them
bill Is 10 have tain members OF the lobby with Weed at
their sdc to- call upon them and II 10 at granted
But the worst OF the whole matter is but q very
few Of the bills are ever considered In the mtee
seems TO be natural propensity Of the Chairman to
hold OFT all ofinducements parties that
they eba be heard but before any person that
the subject TO be considered by them the bill reported
This kind of complaints has been made time ana again
tins session and stu the Chairman Of !het commtsee
three members Of the committee present when they
agreed to report the bill yesterday One Of the members
tee and other denies point blank Of being
in the committee when the bill was considered There
could not, therefore, have been quorum present.
Progress was reported on the Pro Rata bill In the
Senate to-day, - every body supposed that would be-
The Schuyler County BIN was passed without amend
ments. Several other bills passed finally by that
body, among which s the bill authorize tho election Of
nre boil ringers IN the city Of New York
Ashouse Governors, having been adopted yesterday
and rejected BY yeas a. nays is therefore looks =
though the Sepate did intend investigate the INST
least such TO be surface Of this question:
but the whole secret OF the matter H. that tao wrong per-
offered the resolution that 10, democrat instead a
the
Chairman Of the Con1mee to q democrat instead Of
republican. Hence thesmotion was voted down.
Mr. Cooper offered similar resolutions In the House this
morning. which were laid over under the rules There
viii doubtless be an investigating committee appointed
Mr.. Cover offered the following resolution this morning
In regard to the blind which was ADOPTED
ton n bs ~ sr.s no ~
condition and management Of the Institution for the In
sruction Of the Blind in all is departments, the quald
cations character and disposition Of the Superintendent
thereof, and t. make Investigations in the alleged gre
vances Of pupils now or heretofore connected with the
institution and report the result Of such Investigation
The Grinding Committee reported nftytwo bills this
morning enc Of which Wa. the Sanitary bill for New
York, previously noticed Mr. Webster moved TO strike
that from the report Of the committee. Loot.
Tho Albany and susquehauna Appropriation bill WAS
read the third time this morning, and lost-yeas 81;
nays, 81. The motion Afterwards made 70 reooa-
slider and that motion laid the table for the present,
BY yeas az nays, 60 they will therefore, have another
The Assembly was engaged for nearly two hours this
evening libustering the call Of the House. AMI ON
motion to adjourn there having been morning and an
afternoon session. many Of the members being In gnsat
at the call OF the House because they net there e.
motions to adjourn and to lay bills on table, and cali
Ing the and throughout the entire evening Sos
The Committee on Engrossed Bills reported number Of
bills among which three OF the gdlrons, reported
oher mS sias portion The
mittee refused to report them Three four bills
read the third time when the motion to adjourn was car
RED
The Senate had under consideration the Mctropoltan
Police bill this evening Some thirteen out OF the seventy
four sections were gone through with Progress was re-
ported and 1t was made the special order for Friday
morning The bill opposed by Messrs- spinola.
Mannerre and Colvin-
rbe committee have also reported the Washinstos
Heights bill
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.
Albany, March %, 16Q