New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

WEST WASHINGTON MARKET.
When The bill ito auihorizs the sale Of cettai
lands bslop ing to the State, and to empowsr sh
Corporation o. fbe City of New.York to purchas
"ihe same," Which, recently pssssd the Ssnate, csn
up for its final reading Mr.. Conkling moved that il b
recormted, with instnctions to strike out the enacs
ing clause. This bill authorizes the State Enginee
and Surveyor as soon az practicable after the passs
Of this sst TO an acfhs survey to be made Of al
land in The Hudson and East Rivers which has, in
whole OF ia part, been reel ,imed and filed In either
by natural accreticn otherwise and which lies ont
aide OF and adjoining the grants made TO the Corpora
| ton of the City of New-York, under the
Montgomery Charter granted in H3O, by any other
charter or granite sad city from the State, and to
make return Of such surTey TO tie Commissioners OF
the Land Office Upon tn, completion of the survey,
the Commissioners of the Land Office are Authorized
TO sell to the City CT NewYork all the interest OF the
State IN such land or any part shereof and n and to
any claim or right Of action in ayor of tie peope OF the
State against the Corporation II said city, fof the use
and occupation thereon upon such terms rs they shall
deem equitable in view Of the expenses incurred by
the City Corporation, it's grantees or lessees, IN re-
claiming and improving said lands.
1.-THE city shall determine to purchase then the Con
tIoer is authorized to issue city stock 70 pay the
State The lands 80 acquired are pledged 10 the r.
deInption OF the stock issued for the land, &c.
Section Of the bill provides as follows:
shall be the dutT Of the Controller Of the City Of New
YORK. and BE hereby anti ozed and directed e ard
% % Of 1I ss mich ns
ans msy have as or 5 ] Of the
ard also npfomse and pay OF, upon such
y s and III S s II
on which his or ther heirs
against TIE Mayor Aldermen and CommOnay Of said city
arising from growing Of the occupation Of sad lands
Of Sssss And the .sd Controller hereby sahorssd and
purchase compromise .eiiser. payment upon
The credit Of the FL city to Be secuted and PAID
n for securing and paying the loan therein authorized and all
The .s d and % bon in ans az to
ment Of the principal and interest thereon shall apply to the
bond, issued to secure the loan author
This section was objected to by Messrs. Conkling
ard Robinson.
Mr.. Varan moved 10 amend so as not to authorize
but direct the Controller to purchase; also to strike out
land surveyed" and insert lands purchased" and
one or two other amendments. These amendments
rejected, and the bill passed as it came from the
Senate-15 to l8.
JUVENILE DELINQUESTs.
The bill to amend the act 10 incorporate she society
for the Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents, in the
City Of New-York, was also passed.
This bill provides that the Managers of the Society
may receive into the House of Refuge, established by
them in New York. such criminal aud vsgrant children
from other counties of the State may, in the udg-
ment of the committing magistrates be deemed proper
Also The bill TO provide further survey and settle
ment of the boundary line between the States OF New
York and Connecticut.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Mr. o. Allen offered joint resolution that 900
copies of the Transactions of the State Agricultural So
cety be printed for that Society 80 copies for each
member and officer of the Legislature, IL copies for
each reporter Of the Legislature 70 copies for each
County Agricultural Society in each county electing
one member of the Assembly, and proporti0nate
number for those counties electipg more than two
members; 10 copies to each Town and each Union
Agricultural Society and SO copies for the Regents OF
the University which was referred to the Printing
Committee.
EEw.HAvEs RAILROAD BOGUS STOCK.
Mr.. Milhken's bill to compel the New Haven Rail-
road Company to make good to the holders the bogus
stock issued by its late President, pain Of repeal
of the act of 1916 permitting the Company to extend
their track from the nnecticut line to the Harlem
Road wss lost On its final reading in the Assembly, by
a vote of 81 to 81
RAILROAD TOLLS.
Mr.. o. Alien offered resolution iDstruetng the Az
General to commence suit 10 test lhe c0nstltu-
tonaty of the act OF 1851 abcsbing tolls on railroads,
which lies under the rule.
Iut little business of general interest was transacted
in the Senate beyond passing the act for the removal
of insane convcts from Utica to Auburn, and another
further tnkerng Of the act to suppress incompetence
and regulating the sale Of sptuous liquors The bill
for the protection of steamboat and other piers in the
City of New York was Lost onits passage, but motion
to reconsider lies on the table.
After meeting in convention with the Assembly, the
Senate consumed more than two hours on question
Of order arising from an attempt OF Air. Sessions to
make report from the Conference Committee on the
Railroad Toll bill before any message from the AS
sembly on that subject Upon the question of order,
the Chair mr. Lapham) decided that the subject was
not before the Senate until brought there by message
from the Assembly and that the Committee could
make majority and minority reports TO that House as
sentipg TO a conference Before the question al
together disposed Of the Senate adjourned. The vote
for end against adjournment appeared to divide closely
on the Toll question those in favor o. tos voting Tor
adjournifent, and rice Ce.Sa.