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

ASSEMBLY.
MA A. MYERS presented petition to change
,hs d;yis ion line of Kings and QDeens Counties.
pst;iiots for and circumstances against and TO the
Albank sind Susquehsnna Railroad; against tns PRO
ysts CT Railroad tolls for the seme and several 1or
ssnitatv code for New-York and Brooklyn.
MrFUCKER presented the petition OF over three
thousnd signers fof the Central Park improvements
Mr. POND reported favorably OF the bill to in
ereas5 the powers of the Metropolitan Police Commis-
NJ VAN HORN reported against aboHshing the
office az School Commissioner. Agreed TO.
M BIJYI Err reported bill to confirm the location
IF tho Schuyler County Building at Havana.
Nh, COEXLING presented a bill 10 amend the Cen
sral Railroad law 30 as TO require quarterly meetings
~A ~ Cooper's New-York Charter-Amendment bill
was reported f2vorably.
NJ A. SMITH moved 10 recommit It,
AT.er debate the bill was reeommitted by dec-
Inc Central Park Two snds half Million bill was
called up and again laid on the table Until the re-
CURED information from the Commissioners ia received
Nv a vote Of Al TO 80.
BILLS PASSED.
To eoafer additional powers on Boards Of Town
10 authorize the City Of Brooklyn TO establish public
Ts amend the Hell.Gate Pilot laws.
To widen Atlantic street. Brooklyn.
To confirm and make valid the advances OF the Com
mon Council of NewYork for regulating Fifty ninth,
FSftv.Sr and Ffftyfourth streets and Third avenue.
To amend the law for the collection Of the demands
IN shipe end yeesela. The latter bill was afterwaid
recopsidered and LAID on the table. =,
Mr.. DICKINSON reported bill privding for the
batter security of life GA railroads. II empowers the
State Engineer when CO.. PLANT rs oS ~ eyeUne
Ihe came and found unsGte TO apply 10 the CourI
for an injunction 70 prevent ths running OF Trains until
the proper repairs are made IN
Mr.. A. SMITH moved 10 take the Central Park Dill
from the table and mt Il lite hn2A passage.
Mr.. COSKIING spoke against the motion and
severely criticised the management Of she Central
PARK urging the propriety of obtaining the information
asked BY the resolution Of inquiry before passing the
bill. -,
Mr.. JAQUES supported the motion to take the n D
from the table and defended the management Vl VIC
PIk. lie read letter fr6u James ". bsSAlaHn'
favoring the bill.
Br BRCULARIUS supported the BILL He cale.s a.
tepon to the fact that Of the daily papers of New
York had dsapproyed OF the MANAGEMENT Of the Park
and also 10 the fact the taxpayers there had
pot demonstrated against the act. The Governor had
also approved OF the management. These facts snond
d;sarm opposition.
Mr.. C0NKLlNG denied any intention to attack the
character Of the Commissioners, but stated that he
had In bis drawer very grave charges against some OF
them. He claimed TO be early and earnest friend
ture until the information he sought was obtained He
warned members, from the tone OF The LeadeTs aru-
ele that a storm brewing over the heads OF the
Commissioners, which threatens not only to destroy
them, but the enterprise i;self.
Mr.. JACQUES replied that the gentleman from New
York Mr.. Conkling read from TIE Ledder attack
upon the honesty of the Commissioners, but wouid
not himself, charge them with dishonesty de read
from the letter Of Mr.. Dillon, charging the Commis
eioners with malyersatiOn ia Office, but he hlmset
would not charge them with mayersation. he lMr.
Jaques) could make nc distinction between inc man
who originated and him who retailed Islander. Ine
gentleman from New-York was too ready 10 impute
corruption 10 men upon insufficient grounds.
The previous question was ordered.
The motion TO take the bill from the table was
Tied-52 against 20.
The question recurring upon Mr.. Conklings resolu-
ton Of inquiry, the same was lost by "a TO 50.
The bill was then read the third time and passed-6S
80 Is.
number of bills were introduced among them the
following:
BY Mr.. WEBSTER-To amend the Charter of New
-Nvide against unsafe buildings in New-York.
TOP, Rf-TQ reorganize the militia of the
By Mr.. STETSON to provide ''' v
By Mr.. VOORHEES,, for a railroad thiS>'ugn hO"'-
ton and other streets, New York. and
By Mr.. COLES, 10 regulate the manufacture >"~
By Mr.. 4. A. MYERS-To amend the Jamaica and \
By Hr. IAW-TO Prevent the fraudulent sale of
Nv Mr.. VERMILYE-To establish and regulate the
ferries between New-York and Staten Island. =.
Nv Mr.. COOPER-For international railroad In
New. York. III. c.. Do-, w.,
York. ,o,-. ,o.. found n no
present call OF the roll, anu Tue iAo"''
until tomorrow morning.