The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-01

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for the construction, operation the railroad
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sixteenth seventeenth eiehteenh nineteenth twentieth and
eighteen f,y. second third altn and
tenth eighteen hundred four except that IN Of
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done Or omitted under the same may pending
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proceedne action appeal over all other business Of the
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sent TO- or allowing company claiming 70 derive author
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hing u hinder! delay oSs,rass CONSTRUCTION
hereby made ha duty q said Mayor Common Council and
tive departments ~ may lie to promote the construc
lion protec The operation q the sid railroad and the
at vo thing done in S hereof shall al, be in
pany the purposes railroad and omnibus lines
herein authorized shall be considered public use consistent
ona Of SAID city hold said streets compensation having
ese and franchises hereby granted herein6efore pro
procure the such improved portable bdgesas
several Of The said bridges points
said railroad 70 be used IS oocason may require -, m
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company twelve and O'Clock IN the after
and CLINTON GinST Henry y nurb s and Henry Van
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said directors shan have pc yer TO make ali ea and
n as 70 sn@ GG n ns ac
Herewith, declare and ssne the amount OF the
and aa 70 detsns Ire m@E
ing S assa s ssa and IND ens
tor non payment a thing, and establish ali rules
sS ps sSs ana generally % % ny
vested boards The capital stock Of said company
saes Of The sioESoer as shan hold two the whole
capital soek Of sss r act. heretofore p,,
inconsistent with 81 The provisions Of This ACT for
of
SEC 20 This act shall take effect immediately.
ALi.xy, Feb. 2S-Io;5OP N.
The feature of the evening session Of the Assembly
the introduction Of the Broadway Railroad bn which
created great excitement in the Chamber
motion made, as soon az ne bill was read, TO
refer il TO the Railroad Committee.
Mr. wosh moved amendment To refer II TO tho
Committee 90 Cities and villages, the committee that
considered all the bills Of that nature last winter.
sharp discussion took place. with small amount Of
lobbying. wonderful excitement prevailed
The vote was finally taken on tho amendment, and
lost-yeas Al, NAYS 81
The motion 10 refer IL To the Railroad Committee was
adopted-yoas &c. nays Hutchinson and the class o.
members who opposed tho gridron last winter referring
tho bill TO the Committee Cities and Villages and to
send II 70 the Railroad Committee This is significant
fact
our contemplated fght IL settled The Last comrnuni
received from Senator Lawrence by Mr. Muir
ply friend at ten minutes before nine which
sdered satisfactory by tho attor. AT nine o'clock Mr.
Murphy knew nothing about the terms OF settlement
The facts were laid before him after that hour but
being satisfactory 10 his next friend II s supposed u be
acquesccd in by him Senator Lawrence has discharged
the abors Of both principals and seconds until this after
when the labors Of Thomas Fields wore called into
rcquisition who entered into negotiations with Rich II
would seem, therefore, that the explanation In the
Senate was not wholly satisfactory IL ia not known
whether the entire correspondence viii be pubs he'd
not but there are 20 many conflicting and contradictory
rumors in regard TO tho affair. that both sides will b.
obliged il published set Themselves r1ht.