New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-10

v as referred back for further hearing.
Mr.. connolly IL troduced a BAL providing tina, all
m ,neys belonging 60 the City o. Nev.York thal os
deposited from time to time without delay by legal
curtodian thereof who shall hold the office only TIL
the expiration Of the term OF the present Controller
Mr. MANIERRE introduced bill subjectug foreigo
insurance companies doing business Ia this State 70 all
the provisions of the law applicable 10 companies in
corpCTated by foreign governments.
The bin to prevent fraud in the sale Of passenger
tickets was passed.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. POND, from the Committee on Cities and VIZ
lsges, has ready for presentation the New-York CITY
tax levy. The whole amount is $f,H5,2l9 81. That
for Gre and police telegraph is raised from $4,000 to
SIS 000 and for roads and avenues decreased from
$50, 600 TO S25 900.
The supplies for and cleaning public Offices raised
to $42 GOO. The expense OF the investigating Com
mttee of the Common Council on polio matters Ia
1855 is So 900. For blasting and removing Coenties
Reef, 100000. For the Mayor for advertising eX-
penses, SIS, Co.,
Mir. a. A. MYERS'S New-York and Brooklyn Cab
Coppanys BILL incorporates j. A. II. Hasbrouck, ID.
s. Barnes A. Ii. Tnufston, ID. III. Beevley, aud Il. B.
Martin with a capital Of S50t 600. IL allows them ID
charge 30 cents per hour within the city limits, or iron
South Ferry to Forty secocd street, or shorter dis
aDces IS cens for passenger and 10 cents for each
additional passenger.
Mr. WALSH introduced bill to protect consumers
of Gas in New-York.
The consideration of the Railroad Toll bill re-
newed at the evening session. Pending the quesi)a,
a motion was made by Mr.. MILLlKEN TO recommit
,he bill.
Mr. BINGHAM moved to add instructions for taxing
all the railroads of the State their net earnings To-
stead of all other axes. Mr.. Bingham made speech
in favor Of his amendment.
MIR MILIIKEN argued in favor of the recommlttal
of the BILL In the course of his remarks he SAID an
attempt had been made TO compel the Republicans OF
the House to support tbs az party measure. lie re-
fused 10 60 with any party in measure Of injustice
and oppression. The bill was concocted by fe men
Int 90 tha Hany
and tried TO be rushed through under the whip and
gag law. He refused TO legslate at the behest OF
ANY party for interest at the expense OF another
This measure, like the Pro Rata bill, was urged by
men whose interests adverse TO railroads, AMI
hence their objection 10 discussion or Amendment
He agreed that property invested in railroad stock
after the removal Of the tolls was so invested on ao
implied pledge of the State that such policy would be
| continued. -
The SPEAKER and Messrs. STILSON, o. AL
| LEN, FINCH. ELLSWORTH, and HOLCOMb,
supported the bill. The previous question WAS or
dered and the bill passed.
IL imposes the full rates; the same the Casa
| on the Central, Oswego and Syracuse, Albany and
| Vermont, Rensselaer, aud Saratoga Saratoga ana
Whitehall Chemung, Rochester and Genesee Valley
Railroads during the of navg alton, and three
fourths of the same rate the NewYork and Erie,
Buffalo and Eew-York City, Niagara Bridge and
Cansndaigua, Syracuse, Bnghamton and Ne~-fork,
and Elnira, Je1erson and Caaanda'gaa Rallro ids
upon all through freight; also on the Osdensburgn
Road. Live stock, fresh meats, &c. are exc npted
The Sanitary Code bill for New, York and Brooklyn
and the New. York Charter amendment were reported
favorably. Several other bills were passed, among
them the bill to fund the floating debt of Newfork
From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Friday, March 9, 1860.
COURT OF APPEALS.
The concurrent resolutions TO amend the Constitution
50 as to r,oreanze the Court of Appeals, and to
crease the pay of Judges were killed very dead in the
Senate to-day, by poaponng its further consideration
till the ID day of April next, by very decided ma
jority.
THE CANALS.
The third reading of the bill TO provide for the
pleton Of the Canals up Special Order in the
Senate at II o'clock. As the Clerk proceeding TO
read the BILL Mr.. Munroe moved to reeommt it to the
Committee on Canals with instructions 10 strike out
the appropriation for the extension OF the Chenango
Canal which was lost-l5 TO IL, as follows:
YEAsMes.rs. Aben Bell. Blood Co.'S, HilhOq.e Ketch
L.gha9 Ms"eTs m.n's%S%s, aen'' Murphy
nAYs-Messrs. Colyn, Connolly, Ferry, Fiero Gardiner,
f s H k..sg h Ssf RoS spnss
Mr. Lapham moved 10 reeommit with instructions
10 strike cut the provisions for enarging the locks
the Erie Canal, which was carried, Il to III, as fol-
ows:
Kay KceSs Ispia% s a ,S9 ac,w &ans
Mont somey, Munroe Ramsey, Richmond, KobesOn Roch,
NAYs-8ies.rs Coyin, Ferry Gardiner, eO.. Hammond,
HlhOu.e J. NJ Murphy P. r. Murphy PrOser Truman, and
The amendment was made, and the bill was forth
with reported to the Senate; when
Mr. Prosser moved TO recommit, with instructions 10
amend 60 that the Canal Commissioners, after the
completion of the Enc, Oswego and Cayuga and Sen.
eca Canals may enlarge the locks, If they deem for
the best interests of the State, and provided i can be
done within the means appropriated by this bill This
was carried, % to 3 as follows:
YEAs-hess Abel Bell Connolly Ferry, Fiero, Gardiner,
MERE, Montgomery MunIoe, J. b. Murphy q P. Murphy,
Prosser, Sessions, sPnola Truman. Warner, Williams
NAYs-he,ns Blood colvin, Grant, Kelly Lapham, Ram
The bill was SO amended and finally passed.. II to
IL, as follows:
mOnd Hlhouse Kelly, McGIsw, Manee, J: N. Murphy, P.
r. Murphy, Pro,ser, Ramsay, Rotch, Truman, Warner.
ham lawrence, Montgomery unrOe Richmond ROOert.On
sessions spinola, Williams
L.st evening, MIR. Mcleod Murphy introduced into
the Senate a bill to incorporate Mozart Hall, rather
the Mozart Hall party under the name OF " The Ma
tjona Democratic Hall Association" The incorpo-
rators named in the bill are Messrs. Fernando Wood
John H. Brewer William b. Lawrence, jr., Edward
]. Hamilton, William Seebach, Patrick Garfick, Gill
bert Dean James L. Souter, Gideon j. Tucker, John
Farrell and their associates, who are created body
polite and corporate for the purpose Of erecting in the
City Of New-York q building which, among other |
things shal contain hall of such capacity and di-
mensions as may be necessary TO accommodate the |
National Democratic party from all which II is to be
inferred that the hall will be very large, or that it is
the purpose OF this corporation 10 Keep the party con-
venfentiy small.
The capital Of the Corporation is 10 consst Of such
sum as the trustees may determine not exceeding |
$500 COO to be divided into shares OF each, eacn
share entite the holder to vote at the meetings
of stockholders; but stakeholder vote by |
proxy This is good Democratic authority for the |
passage of the bill now before the Legislature to pre-
vent stockholders in railroad COMPANIES from voting