The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-21

,bs n.sh, set travelling at IN enormous speed 10 vhs
man nrec,c, wili be swift destruction when ii,
os,,Io Dfeaks u tributes to that Ambitious Uhoso
rhe Archimides the oast that be could lift The world
il te could but md the p on which 10 rest his lever
but not having discovered tn. interesting point Of sup
port the world has been connpehs to 30 along without
any t and in consequence or since been IN the
shtess state in which nd il IT the present time
reported that these Broadway Railroad parties are ser
than the above philosopher, and COUNTING quit coat
IDENTIFY on raising their superstructure by sort of sth
Amending the rite saying or the Grecan orator, they
consider that true eoquence consists in the three great
points" Conhdedne, confidence, confidence
George Chrsiy the famous negro minstrel s asked by
brother "Bonesn 'What the world rests onr' George
answers, "That 1t rests rocks" "Ah," but "fones
reJons "What do the rocks rest onsn George, puzzled
for moment at last triumphany answers, "That is
rock ali the way down." SO with the broadway hill
confidence IL the superstrucure and is confidence all
the way down. Last year portion OF the same party
were here with bill for railroad in Broadway
and it Is reported circulated certain amount OF
scrip Coming on the ground with the faint
they presented a bill which the Legislature are asked
10 believe meets every objection raised to previous
they were to involve themselves In every sort of IA
bIty, so that 1t would seem that nothing but dsin
them to make the great sacrifice of accepting the grant
but IL is urged and that, too, with many good reasons
that when the provisions Of the bill dissected it will
be found q species OF arful contrivance to secure
success, at The same time avoid liability, and as
the picture lighted up day by day the features Of the
object Of their affections become more and more dis
figured. The management of this Broadway scheme
apart from the operations here, Is in the OF
,s new aoik named Dewey who seems to have
he comes in contact. There many curious stories
around as to the efforts made TO entrap the stage interests
property, by which Jesse A. Marshall, Charles Lamb
and others interested in stage property, are 70
withdraw their opposition TO railroad in Broadway
consideration Of indemnity to those interests TO be in
voayed but when the papers proposed to be signed
WAS N iOu1 T na the was to be
pany having no existence, and would have until the
bill passed the legislature Tho stage men therefore,
ooked upon 10 as sort Of Peter Funk take in and re-
fused to enter into any such covenant FUN particulars
Of all this and other matters, II is said, will be re.
yeaIed in debate, when the bill comes before the
suppose, have the tendency to make the world wiser
There class Of philosophers who insist that here is
nothing new under the sun" and who doubtless would
insist that under the ruins Of Pompe there will yet be
found an original for everything Of present novelty
that there must be first time for everything that there
nothing new in modern times except improvements aud
that the Broadway business is Of "the improve
ments' in its particular department.
Tho lobbies have wonderfully ned up to day for
cause or other Ono thing certain the Broadway bill ia
the most subject under consideration by them
is evident that the pipes being laid both Sides
and IN comparatively short period We shall have some
notice in the city tax levy item Of S75 zoo for the
Improvement of the Russ pavement in Broadway There
S. one WAY 70 ar hss sad that is 70
take the job and do 1t the most approved plan give
ample security for the faithful performance of the work
therefore, looks like Of the operations OF the ring
la street cleaning contract
The Assembly transac ed large amount Of business
this morning number Of bills were reported, read
and passed. Among the number read the third time and
passed was tbs bill 10 amend the Unsafe Building act for
New York city, which was passed last winter. Several
motions were made to recommit and lay on the table,
all Of which we're lost The opposition mostly come from
members from the city Of New York.
Mr.. Brdsall moved to recommit 1t, that all or the
members from the city could what the real provisions
were. This motion was offered by Messrs. Webster,
the m nherS If
the committee to whom 1t referred also by Mr. Camp
who stated that these amendments bad been examined
and en1GE0d by large number Of the best builders
and aD1 - in the city of New York He had gone over
II thorou0y himself, with Of those parties, and
but needed to make the present law efectua The bill
finally passed by a large vote.
Among the bills which passed the Senate this morning
the following in regard TO the regulation Of the port
Of New York
act to amend CHAPTER sS q the laws Of lsss entitled
people York. i represented in Senate
section Section said hereby amended read as
An fines and penalties incurred received this act.
hch S y or IL the Of
in this act into the treasury Of this state and the Treasurer
Sec not. any services ven
or under any receive any greater
penalties as aforesaid.
soc that OF the alopathists are somewhat ner
for granted that they really believed their system and
opposed to the small homeopathic doses. there
fore administered dose in accordance with alopathic
principles understood that moee OF practice
Il the dose was too large they have their own system to
thank.
notice that slips containing portions Of
my letter in Sundays HERALD have been printed and
placed upon the desk Of members They have left out
the best portion Of it, rather that part OF it which
relates TO the frauds of 1855 This looks though Law
had finger in this arrangement.
One of the stockholders Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express
pOth tn with
the baggage bills before the Legi Stature.
W. G. Knapp, one Of the officers of The Senate has re-
turned from Washington this morning, with the papers
in his pocket for the appointment OF mail agent the
Harlem Railroad.
ALBANY, March 20, 1861.
The Albany and susquehanna bill came up for its third
reading at the afternoon session. motion made to
reccmm strike out the cnacting clause. An exciting
debate followed lasting until the recess and resumed
again at the evening session Speaker Ltteohn again
made strong speech in favor and Messrs Robinson and
Herman against il. The Hobbies and galleries were
crowded with spectators Of both sexes listening with
marked attention throughout, and larger number
Of members in attendance than upon any
previous occasion during the last month. II ally
the most exciting session that have had since the
smashing Of the slate on federal relations The
speeches ON both sides strong Ltteiohns appeal
in behalf OF Otsego and Schohare whose
gave the casting vote that secured the endorsement. by
the Legislature Of Clntons project for the canal had
good elect The motion TO strike out the enactng
was lest Mr.. Robinson then moved m amendment pro
wang of Ns SUBMISSION 10 tue people snort discu5
sion followed, when Mr.. Ferry, OF the leading adj
vocates for the BILL moved TO lay the table, which
was adoped-yeas 81 nays 81 The House then, at ten
O'Clock, adjourned, IT will be that the vote is
very close aud there doubts to its pas
sage but laying the table will enable its friends
for IL and make their combination for another struggle
The Police investigating Committee Of the Senate held
another session ths afternoon Commissioners Acton
and Bowen and Justice Brennon appeared before them
No new facts were received. Indeed, the whole affair
smells strongly OF "selln
The chsmberlans bill IS expected TO be brought up
again 10 morrow. Those In position 10 Judge predict
that Devlin will win.