The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-23


sorting his friends and turning his back upon those who
bad helped him with Albany and susquehanna
Ar Lengthy nss wnc6 K sn Goss
Of conference ordered Now TO the point Of
argument the part of the committees 1t ID generally
conceded that the House bill will be reported from that
conference They may possibly agree upon the Senate
substitute far as the committee Is onserned but will
never agree the 2 cent fare. Should the Committee
Of Conference agree upon the Communication principle of
the Senate bill, leave out the half cent extra fare
every republican Senator but two viii vote for II.
the Senate this mornings the bill for the foreclosure
Of the New York and Erie Railroad
James B. Taylors West Washington Market bill was
night referred to select committee in the Assembly
with power to report complete.
Moet Of the evening session was spent on the Highland
county bill, which ordered 70 third reading. 1t
was opposed by s. Kelsey and NJ. MilIken.
The railroad grants for roads from Barclay street TO
South ferry also In Houston and other Streets
referred 10 the standing committee with to report
complete.
This makes six roads that have been rushed through
the Assembly to day II i said that among the cond
tons of the compromise between the city railroad com
manders is that John A. Kennedy aud Judge Cowes
shs be dropped from the parallel roid and j. Dsvn
from the D. One two other patriots are also TO
have their heads cut off imagine that this arrangement
will upset OF the dishes that being cooked The
bills to be reported o the standing committee each
with twelve names.
Isaac v. Fowler and the President of the Board Of Al
dermon with number Of bis associates are here look
They are drawn here the Charter &c. The Tammany
democratic members from New York met at StsnTix
Hall yesterday and decided TO do all In their power 10
def the New York Charter amendments All the New
York democratic members but Mr.. AIcu.arus said
TO have decided to 60 against H.
The bill 70 lay ont property known as washington
Heights ordered 10 third reading in the Senate.
IRE Grinding Committee reported their usual number OF
twenty two bills 10 night
The republican members OF the Legislature met IN
pean last evening About fty members and esh-
teen Senators present. but before any vote was
taken three Senators left number OF speeches were
made upon the question IN about the same tenor as last
evening.
Mr.. Cooking spoke against Mr.. Elsworth for tolug
Mr. Little John mado short speech IN favor OF tolling,
and declared that unless toll bill passed by the
legislature the State would 60 democratic next fall by
several tbousand. Even William IT. Seward could not
save t.
Auditor Benton also made speech, urging the adoption
OF toll bill rs case Of necessity.
Mr. Copkln then said that they had heard from three
OF the State officers There another officer present.
and he moved that the State Treasurer be invited to
speak.
This motion carried and Mr.. Dorshelmer started Tor
the door, evidently unwilling to commit himself.
Mr. Merritt also spoke In favor Of tolls.
The vote was soon alter taken Mr.. Fhgers resolu
tions which In substance stated that certain amount d
money had got be raised for such and ouch purposes
therefore expedept 70 toll al the railroads OF the
State that compete with the canals.
On this resolution fourteen Senators voted aye, three
whom voted for the Senate toll bill when before tina
BODY which would indicate that they going 70 baci
down from their former position
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