New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

s,ructions from Che Harlem River, and for free
bridge overtbst river, was debated ct some lcngth by
cs sssss s and CRsI mu sSd Was
The bill reported by Mr.. Pond to-day for Railroad
in Houstop snd other Streets Incorporates messrs Job
l. Black, Samuel g. Fitch. u. ii, Winans, Mathew
ID. Green. Samuel Brown. William MeDemoM, Wm
NJ. Coppell, Freeman FERN, gig drsene 4aIs %
Bref ss and James Shaw. The road Is 70 run from she
,ss,erv end of Ronston street, thence TO sullivan,
thence to Spring, thence TO- Macdougs.' snence 20
Heuston, also from corner Of Spring and macdougai
through Spring to the Bowsry thence 10 efsha S''ee''
thesce 10 0raa5street ferry.
While IN tbe order of reports, Mr.. McQusde moved
TO MIKE The Gvc city railroad bills, reported rom tne
COMMITTEES on Cities and Villages, speciaI oroor ZOE
Friday next. Mr.. Jacques moved amend ~ ressIus
the brbnck 70 tho Committee on Cities and Villages
for amendment. Mr.. Conkng was abont sairug 10
with few observations, when the question was Tnsea
that the notion was not In order under the presen
order of business. The point of order was snssained
by the Speaker, and 20 the subject was dropped.
Mr. McCnnds finally succeeded IN getting In notisc
that he woud at some future day move TO suspend me
18th rule 20 az to- allow the five City Railroad bais
heretofore reported favorably from the Committee on
Cities and Villages, and also the bill reported IRON
that Committee To- day. TO be made special order.
PoLIcE COMMISSION
The New-Fork Police bill was debated at some
iepeih in the Senate to-day, and was finally made y
special order for Wednesday evening Of next week.
tbeator bin, or Sunday bill, or whatever else you
please to call it.:
To he sna,es return hs,swts wthsu, approval the
BIZ entitled An sests ansad an :s entitled an act to create
peinqa,n,s IN the City q New YEA and for other purposes"
ten rsqSirn sas no pvsse or local hi shan eta5rscs
ses iss s & r. 's S
The sS.sut' act Of the S . have sssa
pass without discussion shat its us character and oee
0ny BE- ~ ,psyS for he better obv
s s1npS SPG;ss City rev
prevail II that city On sss s.y iii
eBs irnoeent nsseents upon The other days OF the
sunday provides tina It shs not be lawful to exhibit tee
public in any buiiig g.sdsp grounds conesrrOoIl or
any inteIu5s tragedy comedy opera b. Let play farce
cert negro minss negro, or other dancing or any ether
Of pat or parts therein o. any
Musical equestrian circus draustie performance, sny
Of e ss,'ss ?, G SS dancing ~
Five hundred dollar. per must be Hs for EYER such
innocent and benefs. places Of profits
not suficisn y large TO ensble them sopay this snm
Tor. Of al places pay unom fee Of five hun
cd dollars year without refsenos to their size or object.
week day shoub increased rshsr than re-
70 i s 5sa s IN
moderate and in al cases assd g "a
" III view to of proper control thea.
Believing that this bal passed without its purposes being
<, defeat the Of its ames deem duty to retain
the bod in which originated for sSssS
This veto was sustained two to one. The question
hsing put, "slaH this bill pass notwithstanding the
f" veto of the Governor" the result was, feas 8;
Nays l6.
. A MEMBER ASSAULTED.
Mr. A. A. Myers, member of the Legislature from
King County, was violently assaulted and beaten IN
Spra or Spron for the alleged reason that Myers had
been quite too attentive TO the wife of the assaulng
party There will be no question of privilege, no in
committee in regard to this affair as such
course night require some ppleasant explanations
ToLLIs6 RAILROADS. $3.50
The Republican cancus last evening talked good
deal about tolliDg Rsilrosds &C., bat without 6nat
action. Adjourned till o'clock this evening.