New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Monday, April 9, 1860.
sEwYoRE CITY RAILROAD.
In the Assembly to-day Mr.. Collins from the Com
mite Cities aud Villages reported complete the bill
to authorize the construction of railro I'D in Soath,
West, and other Streets in the City of New York,
which report agreed to- and the bill was ordered
TO a third reading.
BUsHwICK AVENUE.
Mr.. Briggs from the Select Committee consisting OF
the Kings County delegation, reported complste the
bill to widen Bushwick avenue, which report was
agreed to, and the bill ordered engrossed for third
reading.
NETWORK coSsTABLEs.
The bill TO extend the term of office of Consta-
bles in the City of New York from one TO two years,
ordered to third reading.
KINGS COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
Also the bill to authorize the Supervisors of Kings
County to erect new Court House.
LOCAL BILLS.
A large number Of other bills of a local character
reported complete, and ordered 10 DO engrossed
for third reading.
TOO INDUSTRIOUS.
The House received to meet at in the morning
hereafter and to hold three sessions per day-monng
afternoon and evening. The Legislature will possibly
hold on about two weeks longer, which, with three
LESSONS per day will afford opportunity for consider
able mischief.
TOLLTSG RAILROADS
The Attorney &c neral sent in lengthy communca-
ton in reply to resolution of The House asking his
opinion to the constitutionaty of the la of 1851
aboisbing railroad tolls The Attorney General ar
at the conclusion that the act was in violation Of
the requirements of the Constitution. Three thousand
five hundred copies of the document were ordered 10
be printed for the use Of the Assembly.
PASSAGE OF BILLS
Among the bills read third time and passed by the
Assembly to-day were the following:
To incOrporte the Peoples Savings Bank Of Dutchess
County.
To incorporate the Rocklaud Savings Bank.
The act for the Preservation Of Wild Deer Birds,
and Fish.
For the speedy Completion of Sections 20 and 81 of
the Oswego Canal Enar2 sment.
The bill in relation to the surplus waters of the Ca aal
a. LockpoIt and the essees thereof renewal of lese
was lost on ts final reading, AZ to IS.
In the Senate the bill to extend the charter of the
Atlantic Dock Company years. was read third time,
and passed.
The bill to confirm certain acts of the Common Coan-
Gil of the City of NeTYork was lost its fiua read
ing IA to G.. This bill declares valid the contract for
regulating and grading Fourth avenue from Seventy
rtt TO Seventy ninth street. made with John Nc Crane
in 1853 and directs the Controller to pay for ali work
DONE or 10 be done, i'll pursuance of said contract
The bill TO amend the act Of l8i8 TO authorize the
formation Of corporations for manufacturing, mining
mechanical or chemical purposes was read third
time ana passed. This bill authorizes the Court, -
declare insovent companies which do not declare div
dends.
The bill to prevent frauds in the sale Of goods and
personal property at auction was ordered TO third
reading.
The bill for the better projection Of Steamboat Piers
in the City of Ne@York was ordered to third read
ing. This bill prevents Iarbor Masters from assign-
ing vessels to any piers OF which steamboats,
titled 10 the use.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
The best thing done in the Senate to-day was the
summary disposal made of the resolution
to amend the Constitution 80 as to reorganze the Court
of Appeals. This subject has been special order for
to day at o'clock, and when that hour arrived Mr..
Perry moved that the special order be postponed until
the 18th Of July next, which was lost 9 to H.. Me.
Truman then moved that il be postponed Indefinitely,
which was adopted ii to as follows
YEAS-Hesrs. Abel Colvin Connolly Ferry Fiero Grant
Lapham McGraw Montgomery, Monroe +. r. hurphy Rich
moId, TIumsn, WaIneI
NAYs-Mes'rs. Goss, Hammond, Lawrence Prosler Ram.
sey, Spinola