The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05

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oUR SPECIAL AkBAEY DESPATCH
ALBANY Narch 8, 1860.
Inc standing csmn.iJes OF the Horse yesterday and
This morning made a. string Of reports, relieving their
private desks Of sige portion OF their bills, petitions
TemonstfaDoes, accumulated during the
general Pro Rata element
Mr.. FTsger, chairman Of the committee Of Ways and
Means made vaiority report from that committee "a
vsablc TO olsvg railroads The bill reported by them
The orsirc Senate biz, End tolls the freight ON the Cen
Gal Erie Rome ami waterown, and 0swego Syracuse
Railroads The report signed by four members of
sonmiI,ec-hessrs Ilsgler, St. John Payne and Bush.
Rhe oibcs three members OF the committee essrs.
ConklEg (rep), Calhoct (dem) and Oien dem were
oppressed " the BILL Gnd will, understand, present mi
aorisy report. The bill, motion OF Mr. Fager was
made the special order for next Wednesday morning
An attemp. made to make the Albany and susque-
hArna Railroad tie special order for Friday 1t looks
though they been cheated in their combination
srt.h Pro Rata.
The entire morning session Of the House taken up
n introducing hills notices, reports of committees and
'ssnsiderDg resouons Mr Fisher, OF Kngs introduced
ne bill prepared by the commissioners who appoint
ed ast seasr the Brooklyn parks The bill introduced
10 day by Mr. Fisher provides for four large puts aud
n number o. small opcs-the be PAID by the
ksas Of honda On the city OF Brooklyn.
My rescr. OF the railroad bills reported by the
tee Seems 20 be little mixed by the telegraph should
I. Broadway road from Barclay street down Broadway
- South ferry, TO be o three cert tine.
q Seventh avenue line which finds lug wayto Astor
House. Also the b. roadway parallel down Broadway to
Nnen piece and thence 10 the Asor Housevrtualy two
8. Tenth avenue and Fourteenth street
4 Grand street TO CITY Hall Park. Also, connecting
hne Em street and through Fourteenth North
D. Avenue D., nom Grand street ferry, takiSg IN up
tswn route.
will be by the above correction that the
Seventh and the Broadway parallel are
both in the came bill. virtually tao roads under
enaespg clause This point Is important, nnsmuch
there have been u number Of bills introduced for the
Seventh avenue route, and understand that all Of these
interested parties claimed evening mat special
bli ported Of the con,eDdng parties to
bod last evening under the impression that be had drawn
Of the distinctly shows that the said
knekerbocser Stage Company left out in the cod and
Mat the Consolidated Company have drawn the prize, in
sosnee.aon with Kennedy Co. LOok odt for rich ana
Ncy Developments in the Albany lobby. The
Arst has been hyed and those that being pre-
pared 20 the FIRE loaded with singular comb
nation Of material, and will make sensation loud and
sscp
srrepressibe conflict" Senator Grant concluded his
Bpeech the Governor message, in which he let
upOb the Governor his albany and Susquehanna policy
well the slavery portion OF his message denounced
Belcr in upmeaured TERMS and pitched uto the repub
hears generally. He was followed by Senator Goss in
speech of length in favor Of the policy laid down by
tAe Governor in his message.
The Senate then went into committee OF the Whole
HE Central Park bill was taken to the Senate today,
ard referred to the Committee Cites and Villages.
Mngneer Daniels, whose plan rejected and Com
missioner Dillon, have, II Seems, rnsde an impression In
Nat body Senator ] Mcleod Murphy offered the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions which adopted -
Whereas, the Commissioners Of the Central Park hav-
ing applied To the Legislature for the of SIS GOO 900
for the laying out. regulation and government of the
Bark, name'y-$2 500 600 for the laying and regula
6en and So SOC goo for the and Of the
Park annual nteres. on that sum- being $780, eco
IL.
src appropriated by the Legislature for both pur
poees and the act OF the Legislature, passed April H.
1867, under which sa.d Commissioners organized,
having provided tina, 'no plan for the laying regula
son and government OF said Park shall be adopted
sertaken by the Commissioners OF which the entire
penec, when fupded sha require for the OF the
annual interest thereon greater tnaa 100000 per
amount increased by the act OF April 1882 81 Co.,
eos, but with the like limitation the Commissioners OF
the Central Park required report Senate
answers TO the following iuterrogatories-
What reasons they have for having adopted and I'M
deraken the plan Of the PARK the execution Of which
seces than three times the OF the limitation
established by the Legislature by the act Of 1857
ndcrtakpr The execution of the Same MAJ, s.,sr the mas
sage OF the act OF 1859 containing the like imitaronS
The names Of the Commissioners voting in favor Of
the adoption OF that plani
The names Of the Commissioners voting against the
osion TO do eli the work, except planting, by contract,
s. The items Of the plan, II any, which the Board
have resolved TO strike out or over gviog copies of the
Q. The amendments modification Of the plan adopted
BY the Board giving copies the resolutions and stating
whether such amendments notifications increased or
diminished tho expense the execution plan stating
The amount Of Increase or decrease Of each amendment
modification they adopted?
2. How much money has been expended below Seventy
Rnt street-how much below Ninety sixth srcet--how
much below looth s,reet-and the plumber OF acres 70
each section belonging 10 the Park
8. How much money is repaired to be expended
each section, stans the items of expenditure and
so, OF eaeh, ana whch OF the tems IL any are essential
9. How much money had been expended to 18th Nay,
1855 when the pan was adopted-how much TO Let OF
Jasuary, ls5e-how much to LIST of January, $50?
TO- Who Is the person emp!oyed by the Commissioners
10 make pu chatsH for the Pagkwbat firm he
cd with IN New York. and rba the annual Average OF
the hmornt OF his purshasesaso what articles does he
purchase
The l. gislanre This week has transacted ~ unusual
amount ol work, not only IN completing that fly.
commenced, bus have marked out large cor fa
lure consideration The General Appropriation bill mas
not been presented yet The committee doubt, are
waiting TO baw much the legislature will from
tbe fress1rv Of toe railroad companies and place
their disposal il sai thE tae Pre- Rata bill will put
three millions into the state Treasury; bu; not content
with this, they are now pressing bill 10 take portion
of the receipts that lett FOR raroass Ike taking
soppcTs or from dead mems eyes This really the age
OF "irTerr sstoe conflict AMI II raging here
The friends Of Oakley Hall state that hsve been too
hare he batting Ms only in press ION is that he has
been too hard It himself. rs irenas cames
sraugdng the bAntlins before daylight Frequent
~ sooi projects that attempts made - smusge,
~ ths operation smotnercd. Halls bantilng very
neas sharing the same tate. thai be had his
chine at work again last night but instead OF turning
tie crank himself he had else at the Job he
merely locker He baDtug appears th.s morning
new dress was rewritten last evening, ao-
pears on white paper AL OF one calor Yesterday
n A. Oakley HAIRS hand ~itDg snG written two kinds
.. paper. mostly blue, but few pages OF white with
plenty OF sips stuck here and there, but to-day the
child arrEyed in white dress, probably un.er i'm
.prefsion that weather is upon
The Albany lobby wac well Oiled as II has
been the Last week everybody To have something
- look alter axe ;h4 they expected the LegislA
care would grind for them IL equal to the best
q the Washpgon LOBBY, and 'uily the free
wool combinason that has made 20 many singular de
veoremens t. the disgrace Of the country and Congress
Ia particular
Among the distinguished arrivals In Albany the last
weak Is Alderman Sarey, who made flying witt and
survey the Albany lobby fo~ twenty four houe, but
finding rich placer, returned Friday afternoon TO
In field Of labor New York. Whilst here be seemed