New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

1ne 'sones also requ red to er<c, sai,abe
monuments 10 denote the eooTsss ol r.esr avenues,
and take the elevations ana psssions OF The sew
a Intersections of streets sbo "a high water marx,
sna define ate them togehsf eth the grades aud al
snch hills val eys, inets and wptereourses as may os
necessary on said mas 10 render the same explicit
and intsllieible
No COMMISSIONER Is permitted to deal 10 any real
estate within the boundary already described, during
bis term of Office. The Commissioners are To receive
no paw for their services bat al necessary expenses
are to be paid by county tax. The acts OIL tue Comn
sioDers in laying on. sreets, &c are 70 % haa, a
street road avenue or public square can 90 leeauy
OPENED or worked except in accordance with the plans
az the Commissioners. And no street shall be opened
except by consent of the owners Of majority oil the
lands in nea feet fronting on such street. Inc owners
OF property may if they so elect do the work oil open
np streets through such property, instead OF having
done BY the city authorities. Provslon MADE ior Tue
pa, ment of lands taken for Streets squares &C., but
the entire expense OF opening any street. ihclunumg
payment for lands shall exceed 81 ,OOO per mile.
The streets from and in:ludng Oae-hnndred and
thrtieth street to and including hundred
fourth sire from the eastery side OF Tenth 10
the westerly side Of Ninth avende and also 80 maSn OF
the Ninth avenue extends fro the nortoery sde OF
One hundred andt genty ninth street to the 30 lthey
aide of One fifth street, are hereby
closed and the said Commissioners shall lag out new
avenue of 100 feet in width TO be called Nnn avenue
which shall commence it's westerly side at point
on the Dortherly side of Onehandredandt Fentyh 10
street. TO the OF the present Ninth ave-
nue. and Onehundred street as to the
Commissioners or majority OF them, shall be deemed
advisable and shall run thence north easerly uat tho
essteIly eide thereof shall nersec the
corner of One hundredandtw sixth street aud the
old KiDgsbrdge road and shall then mainly folio ", as
near as may be- the Of such lastmenoned ROAD
in such manner as to ter innate the westerly side OF
such new avenue at the southeast corner oil the Nnth
avenue and One-hundred and.fortieth street. add on
the easery side of such new avenue az the SCUM
easterly corner of Ninth avenue and observation-disclosures
FORTY frat skreet.
NEW CITY HALL.
Mr. Mcleod Murohy has introduced into the Senate
bill TO amend the act Of iso I?L tne eieeSV @ u the
erection of CITY Hall io Madison square, at an ex-
pense not exceeding $3,00o 0Oo aud OF suitable di-
mensions to accommodate the entire Business Oh tno
Government of the City aud County OF Newborn.
The Commissioners o receive su;h compensation
as the Board OF Supervisors may determine, not eX-
seeding $40 per day. ..u
The said commissioner shall have power TO decade
upon the plans and specicao TO advertise Tor ana
receive proposals, TO make contracts aod 70 40 al
things necessary the c)mpleon OF the SAID ouldng
in such shall, In their Judgment De pest cal
cuIated to conduce the due ana convenient admuis-
tration of the Of the said city and county
and for the preservation of the public records therein
The 4th Section ia 80 amended as to require the Con-
iroer to rase by the issus of city bonds redee naoe
in 1885, S500000 for the first year. 81 ,O0OO OO Tor tne
second and 81 100000 for the third, making s3oooooo
in all.
Among the bills read tnlrd time, anu pccou III tuo
Senate oday the to prevent frauds In the sale
of tickets upon steamboats,, steamships aud oher yes
sels receiving only two negative votes, Messrs. Nc
Leoo Murphy and Spinola.
PROTEST.
Mr. Bell in his place to question Of privilege,
and asked that protest which he sent up be read by
the Clerk and be entered at length upon the journal
The Senate refused the reading Of the protest by the
following yote-9 10 lS
YEAsSMe,sr Abel Bell, Connolly Gardiner, Go'', Mont
NAfs-he.sr Blood Coyln, Fero, Grant, Hammond, Hill
house Keehsm Lsphsm Lawrenes acorsw hsnSey a ncn
IA the public may desire 10 See what was that the
Senate were 30 unwilling TO hear, send copy OF the
paper which wa. in the folio wig words; Of N.wyo,,
demDg duty which to ourselves to the citizens OF
es o on" 90 Solemn asD,, the party and the
manner IN which majority Of t: senate sum opT.sa
road seventh and O.oer streets and ssenue' in the
City 1 svs ss So sSc~a
named corporsto has the majority o. me Senate conde
We are opnion tina, right, cmpibu,
protected in this bi Of citizens right
and the duty Of Senate to extend equal Justice
W. se Informed and believe that the franchises granted
hy hi. bill TO hess corpor.tors are dollars
Sr which provision. in this compel
upon this sad win yield reasonable ne. income the
they should after dividing per net
earnings be compelled 70 divide the BALANCE equally between
to the support Of the deaf, and dumb, and blind
d. MED the information sought and not permitted
opportunity obtain fair expression. by duect vote
Il sens or which offered containing sub
atialy the above mentoped provisions, within the short
Of the Senate went through the form Of going
81 s sds1 ana .sa $
81 all have third reading at given hour without amendment
We now ourselves of the last resort In such
dsS fDd ns
vast pcsnce and ask thu. this paper %ay si entered on the
SENATE 6s ss sss'i March 1860 PETER F. MGRfHY.
OLD STORY REToLD.
Mr. Grant rose TO question Of privilege, and de-
nounced The ~ y Herald as all sorts of liar for
publishing statement Of its Albany correspondent
that certain Senators named Mr.. Grant among them
held caucus at George Laws room in the Deavan |
House, where the bill was concocted. Messrs. tlero,
Warner Ramsey and Blood also denied the soft im-
parchment. There was talk around the circle OF ex-
Guiding the correspondent OF The Herald from the |
Senate Chamber, but presume no such cruel punish
ment will be inflicted |
BURNING OF THE MARINE HOSPITAL.
The bill for ascertaning and collecting the damage
caused by the destruction of the Marine Hospitals and
other property at Quarantine was amended In the |
Senate to-day, by adding more Commissioner, to
be appointed by the County Judge of Richmond |
County, who shall not be resident Of Richmond |
County, and who shall have no interests in that |
County. The bill also amended, so that major
ity of the Committee may make an ward. The bill |
was ordered to a third reading.
oITy RAILROADS.
The Gridron Railroad bill from the Senate was re- |
ferred TO the Committee Cities and Villages in the
Assembly to-day, which Committee will most likely
report against IT, as that Committee has already
Ia the matter of routes aud corporators.
ToLLISG RAILROADS.
The bill to toll raj roads, when it came up for final
reading in the Assembly to-day, was discussed at |
length, recommitted and 30 amended that nobody |
seemed TO understand IT, when it ordered TO be |
al will ha taken this L