New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

DEPARTMENT the entirs fine goes to the widows aud
otpbans' funds The inspectors are authorized, with
the sanction OF the Controllers OF ther respective
cities TO appoint such assistants may be necessary
whose compensation shall be paid by the Inspectors
ont of the fees received for their services.
A bin like this may be desirable--certainly some
further protection against explosions IN our manuac
tur;no establishments ought to be adopted. Bu, IL 10
feared that the enactment of this bill will conflict with
art s. sec g. of the State Consultation. IhiS section
reads as follows: Ill.
osrs anx merebsudise produce manpaetvrs commodity
whatever are hereby abolished and no such oce shall mere
tI any, Office created for s purpose the
public health the INTEREST,". Of the State 10 its ,sss
nue. tolls or purchases Of supplying the people win coecs
standards weights and shsu prevent the cfea'a
Of any office for such purpose hereafer 81, LID -
If this bill were for the protection OF the nean Oh
the people, instead of the protection OF their nves
there would seem to be no reasonable doubt Oh itS
Constitutionality.
THE FRAUDULENT STOCK OF THE EEw.HAvES RAIL
ROAD.
Mr. Milliken has bill before the Assembly, which
has been reported favorably from the Judiciary Com
mittee, to indemnify the holders of the fraudulent
Schuyler stock Of the New-H Haven Railroad Company,
to say the least, though / am not prepared to say
posvely that il s upjust. The bill proposes TO enact
thatthe New-York and New. Haven Railroad Company
SHALL on before the lat of July next indemnify aud
eave haImessth bona de Of the stock fra1du
lenty issued by the late Robert Schuyler President Of
the Road; otherwise the act Of 1885, authorizing Ehe
Company to extend their track from the Connecticut
line to the New-York and Harlem Railroad be aud the
same is hereby repealed from and after the Sd OF Juy,
1860. The act also provides that the Company may
mortgage the New York portion of the road to raise
the needful to pay off these clamorous claims. o..
WATER GRANTS AND DOCK PRIVILEGES.
The following bill has been reportedfron the Jude
larry Committee of the Senate and committed 10 the
Committee Of the Whole:
An ACT to extend certain streets and to confirm giants to snd
under water made by the Mayor Aldermen aud Commonsy
Of the City Of NewYork within the Harbor Commissioner
line of SOLID filling, passed April Is, 1887.
OF the State of NewYo represented In Senate
and Assembly, do enact es follows:
SECTION The In the City Of New oTk be-
Fourteenth and Thirty streets both inclusive shall
continued and extended westerly along tho present lines
thereof commencing the Thirteenth to the bukhead
line or line of filing established by An act to esab
sh bukhesd and pier lines for the port Of passed
April H. 1887.
SIC q All grants Of lands covered with water lawfully made,
or to be ade by tho Mayor Aldermen, aud Commonsy OF
the City of NewYork extending to Thirteenth or to
the buibead line established by act Of April H. 1881 and
between Fourteenth Thirteenth streets in the City Of New
by passed p H. 1857 and the propretor OF said grant
hereby vested with all the right title, and interest OF the
State HewYok Of in and to the strip lspd under water
In front of their respective lands granted be-
the above mentioned lines Of solid filing established by
April H. 1851 aud the westerly side Of the Thirteenth
avenue, established by said act of April IL, 1881