The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

ALBANY, March 2, $780,
Mr.. Pom, (rcp) from the Committee Cities and Vii
fages, has ready for presentation the New York city
TAX levy. The whole 81 ,a75,2l9 So That for
Are and police telegraph is raised from TO fifteen thou
sand dollars and for roads and decreased from
sixty 10 twenty five thousand dollars Tho supplies for
and cleaning public offices raised forty two thousand
dollars. The expense Of the Investigating Committee OF
the Common Council police matters in 1855 is three
Thousand dollars. For blasting and removing Coenes
Reef twenty thousand dollars for the Mayor for advcrts
ing expenses, twenty Eve thousand dollars.
Mr.. A. A. MYERS New York and Brooklyn Cab Compa-
nys bill Incorporates j. A. r. Hssbrouck, D. s. Barnes,
capital Of s5oocoo II allows them charge Hfty cents
Per hour within the city limits, or from South ferry to
sy second street or shorter distances: twenty I'VE
honal passenger.
Mr. wMsu (deu introduced a bill TO protect
1umers Of gss In New York.
The Canal Appropr alton bill was passed.
The Seventh Avenue Railroad bill down from the
Senate, and was sent 70 the Committee Cities and VIII
The Railroad Toll bill came up for a third reading
M AxS (rep moved TO rocommit il, with instruc-
tons to report making the Railroad tolls only two
nfoe AZ much a. those Of the New York Central aud TO
@cooe inc action OF the bill the Genesee Valley and
n. MnIKxx moved TO recomma without instructions.
me House '9ox recess before any question taken
a tne Railroad lou bill The consideration of the bill
was resumed ut the evening session Pending the oues
tan, molten was made by Mr. MIIkEs to recommit the
Mr.. BINGHAM rnoved add instructions for ,axia. all
Abe railroads Of the State on their net earnings instead Of
eil Other taxes kr. Bingham made speech in favor OF
III amendment "
Mr. MiaIKEy argued in favor Of the rcoomui,tsl or
oho bill Ia tho course o! his remarks be saiI
N attempt had keen made 70 compel the repub.
hcans OF tho House 70 support this party measure
He refused 70 with any party in OF injustice
and oppresrsion. The pill was concocted by a few men
In and brought down the House aud
Axed be rushed through under the whip and gag law
He refused 70 legGte ~ tie behes Of any party
interest at the expense or another. This measure, Ike
he Pro Rata BILL urged By whose interests
adverse railroads. aud hence cir objection 70 discus
sion or amendment He agreed that property invested
In ralrcad stock, slcr he removal Of tolls, was 20 10
vested On an implied pledge Of the Sa That such policy
would be continued.
The SfxAKn, and Mesars. SmLsoS, o. ALIEN, Ffxcz,
E1swoRrH and Hoicons supported the BILL mo previous
question Wa or dered, and the bill passed
imposes the full rates, the Same tho canal, on
ne Cenrai Oswego and Syracuse. Albany and vermont
hen9eiscr and saratoga, Saratoga and Whitehall, Che
mung hocheeser and tennessee Valley Railroads. dur the
season OF navigation and three of the sac RAJ
tho New YORK and Erie, Buialo and Now York CITY, Nj
agUs Bridge and C&nandagua, Syracuse, B;pRhsmtoa
and New York, and Elmra, Jefferson aud Causudaigua
Railroads. upon all through fre2hs also on The Ox icns
burg road. Live stock, fresh meats &c are exemptsd
Tie Sanitary Code bill for New York and Beook,vp.
and the Nev York Charter amendment were reported
voraby. SeTerai other bills passed. among them
iAe bill 70 fund the fessing debt Of New York