New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

Mr.. MCGRAW gave notice mat ne would move
substitute for the Pro-Rata bill, appointing Commis
str ers TO equsize the freight tariffs on the Railroads
Of the State said Commissioners 20 hold office year
and receive 81 per day hs to be paid by the Rail-
roads. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
A protraeted debate then enseed on motor to re-
commit the Arti-Rent bill, to amend the revived stat
utes of alienation by deed.
Mr.. ROBERTSON argued against the bill, and Mr.
BINGHAM in its favor.
From JuT Own Correspondent. ,o
ALBANY, Ghursday, Msrch 80, 1860
hIsoFDg ANXIOUS.
Mr.. Man;erre, from tue Standing Committee on
Cities and Villages reported 10 the Senate this morn
og the Assembly bllto authorize the construction OF
q railroad in Brooklyn and Kings County. This road
which is understood TO be popular with the people
along is line, extends from Grlnd-street Ferry, In
Wilin.msbureh, 20 Newtown. On motion OF Mr.
Ketchum, by unanimous consent the rule was sus-
pended and the bin recommtted to the Committee on
Railroads, with power TO report complete
fdI. L. p. Murphy, fTou the Railroad Committee
reported favoraby the bill 10 regulate milk freight on
the Erie eud the Harlem Railroads, fixing 1t at OF
cent per quart.
TIE resolution to furnish each member, officer and
reporter II the Legislature with copy of the Colonial
History was referred TO the Printing COMMITTEE, with
instructions to report as to the cost OF furnishing such
books.
The bill to incorporate the Corn Exchange Ware.
The bill to amend the act of 1853 in relation to the
City Hall in the City of York. referred TO
the first Committee Of the Whole. This is the bill 70
bnild CITY Hall in Madison square, at expense of
$1,000 COO. The bill wac subsequently considered in
Committee reported, ana ordered 10 third reading
TIE bill to establish Nautical School at the Port Of
New-YOrk.
This bill is copied essentially after that of Masa
chusette
Mr.. Robert on from the Committee from the Sand
ing Comm ittee on Commerce and Navigation to which
was reeOmmitted the bill to prevent encroschments
and distractions in the Harbor OF New York. reported
the bill fsvorsbly. Also favorably the Assembly bill
to extend the charter Of the Atlantic Dock Company 80
years.
The following bills were read third time in the
Senate to-day, and passed:
In relation to stten pts 10 escape by convics in the
State Pri IONS. Adds 10 their tern Of imprisonment
To incorporate the Kings County Dime Savings To-
stitutiOD.
In relation to DistricsAttorneys. Requires Dis
tric Attorneys TO file their minutes of criminal trials
with County Clerks and Clerks TO furnish transcripts
of such minutes to the Governor, when requested for
his guidance in of applications for p2rdols.
TO amend the acts 10 prevent and punish Prize
Fighting. ICompells parties 20 give testimony which
would CTimiDate themselves, but provides That such
testimony shall not be used against such Witnesses
For the Protection of Boarding House Keepers.
IGivee them lien on baggage, &C., OF delinquent
bOarders as Hotel-Keepers enjoy.
For the Relief of the holders of the Mortgage Bonds
OF The Black River and Utica Railroad Company, aud
TO enable them 10 organize new Railroad Company.
THE HEw-YoRK SANITARY BILL.
This morning the NewYork Sanitary bill, reported
from the Grinding Committee, cane up IN the Assem-
bly. A City Democrat moved to strike IL from the
report, 10 kill il; bot upon standing vote the Op-
position mustered only about ten votes ont OF hun
dred members present. The bill was therefore re-
ferred 10 Select Committee TO report complete, and
will no doubt go through the Assembly without Sc
Iious difficulty.
From II until | o'clock the Assembly enjoyed
tilt between two Of the ablest legal members in the
body-3r. Bingham of Rensselaer,, and Mr.. Robin
son of ChemuDg-over Mr.. Covins Land Tenure
bill which passed the Senate several days ago. Mr.
Robinson wanted it TO apply only TO tue future, and
moved TO recommit for that purpose This motion was
sage and lost-Yess, 81; Nays, So, A motion to re-
consider was LAID upon the table. SO the bill may be
called up again.
MAYOR WOODS CHARTER.
hear very litrle of Mayor Woods Charter, and the
general opinion is that it has gone TO regulate the
tine bali on the Capitol. The City Railroads are en-
crossed and 20 through the Assembly easy roll
ING of log. They will be read third time and
passed this evening.
The bill for draining Cayuga Marshes nor MARCHES
read treasury came ~ for FINAL reading. Mr..
COncklug wanted TO he excused from voting; he had
put appropriation for the purpose in the General
Appropriation bll with The reservation that the ex-
pense should be collected from the lands benefited
and he thought that disposed Of the BILL and that it
could not before the House in its present form.
He was net excused. nor was Mr.. Wiley, who asked
vote. the bill was passed by a vote Of 90 10 A.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
The bill for the erection OF Highland County, mp
for third reading The proposed new county includes
tho towns Of Aew6urg, Cornwall, New Windsor,
Montgomery, Crawford, Shawangupk, Marlborough,
Pattekill and Gardiner. County OIL ,ers IN Orange
and Ulster are kept in power unLl the end Of their
present terms. The usual legal proyeOns are detailed
at painful length On the bin wac lOst-jl Yeas
to 43 Nays. The motion to reconsider IL was laid upon
the table.
THE SEw.YORK RAILROADS.
Mr.. McQuade moved the third reading Of the New.
York CITY Railroad bills and it ,Sas so ordered by "a
Yeas, and then the House took reCesS until 2.
These the six bills heretofore reported and re-
forred back TO the Committee Cities and Villages TO
repoit complete. Five of the Elk have been amended
by the striking out Of and the insertion of
others corporators. The following the corpora
.ors Of the various roads az they now stand:
S6C6nth-6renue RO0d.-JOtn Ken, Edward y. |
Cowles Anthory j. Hit Hugh Smith, John " liant, |
Jacob Shop Thomas ". Tower, Peter b. Sweeney, |
John b Babeoek, Robert Marshall, John Kelly, aad |
Jacob Hays.
Fourtetath- Street Rood.-Stephen Il. Roe, John
stewart Cbas. w. Lawrence, joan Kennedy, James |
5 Hnat, Charles &. Clark John Fox, VIM. Reyestyn, |
Nm. ii. Peck, John c. Thompson Thomas Ryan, Jo-
epb S. Craig.
hucnue d ROod-John L. D4vlp, VIM. A. Hall,
'orreus Runkle Bernard Smythe Henry A. Clark
Nm. A. Herring, VIM. ID. Marvin, John V. Coon
Nm. p. BuckInaster, George l.. Ihomas VIM. H.
lays, James Murphy.
IenA-Apenue ROdd.-JohD T. ConOver, Moses Ety.
Truman Smith, Matthew L. Is ennan Rufus +. An
rews, Bloomfield Usher, Justin ID. White, JOnn NJ.
i1er, f. ah d. Holmes, Leonard W. Brainard, jr.,
De Loss De Wolf, Thomas Black.
Housfon-S Street Rodd.-,Job i. Black Samuel s.
itch, Henry ii. Winants NJ at,hew Is Greene, Samuel
iIown VIM. MeDemott, Wm. MacCaftl, freeman
fenin, Fz Greene Hallech John Bryan Jays Treat,
ieorge W. Dean, Owen w. Brennan, Alexander II.
)enpis sndJames Show.
The Bdrcidy -iStrett and broadTdg Road stands the
anne as before in regard to corporator.
THE LOBBY.
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