The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-04

ALBANY, ,feb. B, 1880
Mr. Orlando Allen in his seat to-day, for the first
time in three weeks having been detained at home by
severe sickness. Fs qF geg..a aC
Bills having accumulated above the number required by
rule were read third time Among those passed was
bill to authorize a change OF by the courts the
changes to be fled with the Secretary OF State.
The bill 70 authorize the Common Councils Of the cities
10 compel the attendance Of witnesses was motion of
Mr. Mihken reeommisted 70 the Committee Of the Whole
The bill to authorize the Supervisors bya two third
vote to abolish the fees OF special Judges and surogate
The bill to extend the act creating Board Of Commits
sioners claims OF soldiers Of the war OF 1919 was
The following bills were reported favorably:--
To exempt nIemen Of cities and villages from certain
TO authorize notares public act as commissioners OF
deeds.
To divide the Sixth Judicial district, New York.
Notices given OF bills
BY Mr.. WnxY-To impose tolls on railroads
BY Mr. JAQUE-To amend the act relative TO the fees Of
certain public officers in New York.
By Mr. HosKIss-For a railroad In Seventh avenue,
By Mr. powEI-To give convcts in ails the benefit Of
By Mr. CoopER-To authorize railroad from Fulton
ferry to the Hudson River Railroad.
Also to confer additional powers on the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners.
BY Mr.. CoSKIIxe-To repeal the act creating Commits
sioners of Records in New York.
Among the bills introduced Is the Personal Liberty bill
of Mr. POWELL is brief, and provides, first, that every
person who shall come into, be brought into, be
in this State shall be free second that any person who
captures under any pretence whatever or holds person
as fugitive slave in this State, shall be guilty OF felony,
and be punished by Imprisonment In the State prison
and by fine OF 81 900, TO 60 10 the party aggrisved
Mr.. CA1IIoorr brought in bill to repave and regrade
By Mr. PErTrLTo extend the time generally for the
collection Of the FIRST Monday in April, 1850
Mr. WooDRrU introduced bill 70 incorporate the Ger.
man LeideYkrantz Of New York. ls tf
motion to adjourn TN Monday was debated and
under q call for the yeas and nays was lost
An invitation TO the Assembly received from the
woman's Rights Convention.
After long session the House at three u adjourned
City Railroad Bills Before the Assembly.
Mr.. Covers bill for railroad in Fourteenth and other
10 New York, gives the charter William A Hall
Mathew Brennan, Jay g. Treat, Anthony Hill, James
N. Sweeney, Sidney A. Yeomsns, Charles W. Lawrence
and Jared Gson The road commences Ut intersection Of
fourteenth street with Eleventh avenue, and runs
through the following streets Fourteenth street. Hudson
Howard Elm
Leonard street, Reade street, Centre street, Chatham
street, Park row 70 Broadway; Aiso, connecting With
Centre street. Leonard street. 70 connect with double track
| in Elm street. Also, connecting with double track in
Blocker street, Msciougal street. TO connect with double
track IN Blocker street; Also from Park row. through
street and Ann street connecting with track in Park
at Broadway. Also, from track on Elm street through
! Canal to Broadway. Ago. from trask 10 Fourteenth
4 street through Eleventh street and Twellh avenue to
Thirty second street.
MI fuckers bill for a railroad In Seventh avenue and
other streets New YORK, gives tne tef W
| Brown, John Kerr, Edward p Cowles. Hugh SMITH and
John A. Kennedy for road from the Seventh Avenue a,
| aveaae Broadway Union place, University place. woos-
ter street. Canal street, West Broadway College place
Barclay street TO Broadway; aso from Barclay street.
through Church street Canal street, Greene street, Gin
ton place Eighth street, TO University place. also from
Seventh avenue 1t Broadway, through Seventh avenue
Greenwich avenue 70 Sixth avenue, through Gin
ton place, Macdougai street Fourth street, thompson
street Canal street, wea BROADWAY md College place
Barclay and Church streets Chambers street and Yves
| Broadway; also from West Broadway, through Duane
street, TO Broadway also from Wooster street, through
Broome street, 10 Greene street. through Broome
Broadway also from Fourteenth street and Union place
through Fourteenth street. to Broadway, adjoining Unor
l eoua