New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

To authorize tie Methodist Episcopal churches Of
Brooklyn to cell the cemetery lands.
TO continue St. Felix street. Brooklyn, and to cloge
portions of the old Flatbusb road.
motion to adjourn was then carried under call Of
the Yeas and Nays-5l to 81.
From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Wednesday, March eS 1860.
CITY RAILROADS.
The Chairman of the Assembly Committee OIL Cities
sId Villages this morning reported conIlate the fol-
loving Railroad bills:
Fourteenth street and other streets.
Seventh avenue and other stIeets.
Avenue ID and other streets
Tenth avenue and FcTty-second street
Houston street and other streets.
Certain streets and avenues Ninth svenue &e,.
lie same COMMITTEE also reported OIL 70 author
zs TIE construction OF railroad III South, West aud
Other streets, which was referred to the Committee Of
the W S0le.
This bl Incorporates Chas w. Durant, John Butler,
Robt. Il. Van VolkenbuIgb, John A. Cook James G.
Kennedy, and Benz f. Bruce with power to construct
a railroad conn encing at the Intersection Of Tenth
and Fitiynnth street and running thence along
Tenth West Twelfth street. thence to Green
witch street. thence along Greenwich street to Battery
place. thence TO State street thence South Ferry, TO
Whitehall street to Bowling Green and Battery place,
thence to Wet street, thence TO Chambers street,
thence to Hudson street, also, commencing at the in-
teIsecfion of Tenth and Fli5y ninth street,
through and along Fifty ninth to First avenue, along
First avenue to Twentyhird street thence to Avenue
A. thence Fourteenth street, thence to Avenue ID,
thence to Houston, thence to Alsngin street, thence
TO Grand, thence TO CorlesTs, thence to
South, thence to Montgomery, thence to the
junction. of Front and South streets, along South to
Roosevelt street TO Old slip thence 10 Water street,
thence 20 Whitehall stree, therce 10 COentes clip,
thence TO Front street, thence along Front to White
hail street, and in Bread from Water to South srest.
Also along Houston street from ts Intersection with
Avenue ID to GoercS street. thence 10 Gfand strert,
thence to Monroe street. thence to Jackson thence 10
Fr9nt, and along FT1bttO ts intersection VITA South
at Montgomery street, thence along South to juno
ton Of South and Front streets at Roosevelt thence
along Front TO Old slip, to Whitehall street and South
Ferry.
ALBANY AND sUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.
When the bill apprOpfiating $500 900 S2OO,UOO per
annum for three years to the Albany aud S1squehanna
Railroad Company came up on its final reading Today
III the HCute, the question was raised whether IL was
not a Two third bill Mr. Robinson expressed &C.
cided opinion that IL wss bill epproprating public
money for private and local purpose and therefore
required vote of twO-thiIcs of all the members elected
TO each house, to become law. SO motion was
made TO refer the bill TO the Standing Committee on
tie Two-third and Three.fith bs, TO report whether
this not properly Two-third bill. This motion
was lost and the bill was put on its final passage, aud
YFAsEMes,rs o. Alien Arculariu, Beebe Bingham
man Byns Bush, Butler CodioeA Carter Clqrk Coles
FAIL Fi'fsI, Gi5Ss Core, nan HARM, Hu6be Zones @.
M fN "a hs mooD 4 Sveps iR Ro,ks Payne
Perry POND Reqan Rder St John slingeIand A. smith W.
81 smiii, Speaker IaTea Ve.maye, Io0r'e' "@I'' "hP
EAYS.Messfs b. Allen, Barden, Barnett Bixby, Briggs,
Calof Chitterden Clark Coleman Conking Cook Coon
leu Coyneus Crane Culver Decker Dickinson Dwight Els
worth limerick Evans, Finch Flager Fuller FllfoH GGyrff
Cray holcomb Hoskin9 Housh Jekway JAque; Jenoi
Jennings Jewell Jewett johnson KsRnedy hortyght Near
thur p p Merit M9sn oSn0n F SAVAGE e
II. smith J. NJ Smith sson, Tater, Taggsrt Tscker Van
Republicans in Roman; Democrats In Italics.
Mr. johnson of Des3 voted FOR the bill, cut sab
sequenty changed his vote, 50 that he might move
reconsideration; so there really % votes-seyen
less than the number necessary to pass the bill.
Mr.. johnson moved r consideration that that me-
ton do lie on the table. wpch carried-61 to ID
follows: ,--.. Nh.
Bingham Bizty Bovman Briggs Bara'' Bush Butler Gaa-
esq., Go,er t Ga Ha1 Hubbe Jones' Johnson kelsey
Miller Ml;ken, Moulion 4. 4. Meyers Odeh, ORourke'
Seton S S s W RSns Elk ss s Fss - 3Soa Tas
Permiye, tO0yhee', Wash Ueb'er WmPPe' Whey "00d'
KAYs1mes;r. Bnrden, Barnett, Caleot chittenden D.
CLARK Coleman, Cork ing, Cock, Comfy Crane culver,
sr F1lion Ga7ettsoH cray, Holcomb, Hoskins H0qsh'
Jakwsy, Jaques Jedords, Jennings level yewet ho,t
Prrb Powell, Richardson Robinson, Savage Servis; h.
Smith, J. NJ smith, 1aber, Tagesrt Tucker Van Horn VIII
Republicans in Roman, and Democrats in Itate'.
1nis enables the friends OF the bill 10 call II up aud
Pot il on { final passage again any time during the
session.
EQUALIZATION OF STATE TAXATION.
Mr. ConkDg gavs notice to-day that he would az
eoma future day move suspend the 18th rule IN OroST
10 make the hill to amend the act to equaze the S9te
tax amougthe several counties Cf the state special
order. The Bill proposes that IN the place OF the pre-
ent three State Assessors there re appointed oy te
Governor and Senate fOra term OF three care Assess
ors-one from each Judicial Dstriet-whOse dnyitshail
be TO eouaze the State tax The Assessors so APP
pointed are required to meet in Albany on the ionrtn
"Wednesday Of April next, to organize by the appoint
fIg.r~ at G0Hr
TIE Board are required to assign to each member
thereof certain port, OF the state, Is nearly e4!
as possible ard IN su,h manner that no assessor shan
have assigned 10 him the County wherein he resides
70 establish rules and reeul atoms for the government
OF the aseessOra snd adjourn to day not later than
the Doth of September next thereafter.
TIE several are required 10 VISIT OnIcally
the several portion Of The State thus assigned to them,
10 procure the requisite Cata for equahzation and to
this end they required 10 set down, by some bre1
description at least fifteen farms OF parcels OF real @
tate each of the towns or wards OF SAID counties s
nsed I'm diere parts of such towns as FAR as prac
cable and in conformity with the rule prescribed by
section fifteen Originally section seventeen, arlee
two title two, chapter thirteen part one OF tue ne
yised Statutes shall carefully ascertain and Tx the act
ua value of each OF such farms or parcels accordhgto
their teet Judgment, sDd enter in two columns opposite
each TesCectivev the actual valne thereof AS tnu'
aecerteiped and fixed, and the value thereof, as
entered on the town assessment roll oil the next
previous year ana the average percentage OF ulue,
ence between such values in each town or ward snail
be deemed the true average percentage OF difference
10 be reckoned on the aggregate valuations OF tie
whole real estate of such ward as entered on
fbe assessment roll thereof Tor the year next previous
and to be added or deducted accordingly, from such
last said Aggregate valuatous and the total OF such
aggregate valuations thus increased diminished, IN
the several towns and wards in any county, s1l rep
resent the relative value Of the real estate IN such
county AZ COMPARED with the other counties Of the
State TO be valued in like manner.
The ASSESSORS TO receive - Per day. Tor actaai
services and necessary travelling expenses.