New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
FROM ALBANY.
rsom Our Own Correspondent.
Albany, March 3, 1861


jourued over last evening iii next lhEE.day. ~ the
iession of last evening, tie mo;ion OF Mr. Cos me
reroution providing FOR sn amendment !" lb' 'Hh,'i
tuition so as - authorize the Legislature 10 lohiDt
he luor traffic, was made Fic'd order lor N,dhes-
Gay week. ,
The IN concerning tie navigation OF the Canals and
the collection Of iof aud providing that bjhts sum
NOT be , M n greater speed than six miles per hour,
us. Committee of the Whole and ordered
to II irl rcadiuy AlO, the oil Tor lie ehrl oil We
State Inebriate Asylum. This bill was subsequently
read n third time. and passed. The following bills
were al.s read u third tine. and passed:
Making an appropriation Tor The payment "a set|"e7
of commissioners gt Qnai&hine.
To amend tic Brooklyn Consolidation Vet
10 amend tie oct regulating tie government OF the
Ncw-lork Central Park.
mi.sioLers Cor loaIing tie United S'1tcs money!.
10 alaend the ast TO facilitate tie progress Of nril
actions in which tie people Of ibs are parileT.
Concerning the Ha'ITton "i tAG Canals "Hu VIC c'i-
lection Of the tolls.
Ie amend tie act for the better regulation Of the
Fittmen Of the City Of Newiork
10 cre,ie q hoard of Comlcissioners OF Appeals OF
tie Ncr.York Fire Department.
The bin 10 increasc the salary oi tic Slpctenlrht
Of tlo Insurance Department was ordered 70 third
reading.
In tie Assembly to-day Mr. Fisher, from the Com
ittee on Cite aGd Nillagc4 reported iay0rably the
hin 60 repeal the act to Improve and Nid,n Ihird
street. Bfooklyu. Allo for the Erection OF "A Town
Hall in Fllsiiug Mr.. Dntchcr, from the Railroad
rGUOted fu|Orliiy blil 70
Hudson Wet Shore Railroad Coz, to extend their road
10 N,a.k. Mr. Bingham reported fiyoFably the bill
to Amcud thc Ncv-furk City Tax Levy act and TO
authorize tie SUfcNi,ors 70 borrow money
THE sUrftT BiLL.
Mr. Robinson, from tie COmni tee Of Ways aud
Means re-. oried the annual Surply bill, which fools
up aJoa, e. 900 Of which :i26c0 is for cld aprro.
piiatiuus fur ar-eras, &c revived deficiencies oi
hat y,ars sG1OCO of which $4,000 is for printing;
al.o priuins under CID contracts, and for books atd
Iamplols ordered at tie clcae Of the last ession,
SY56Jn. II would be great relief to many people
I.rca, ont End Iorhaps TO the State Treasury also, II
anyhody could state po,tiycly when we shall have
doic with Vsying eNtrsyagau I'LL. for printing under
oi cortiaois." The Snprly ill, also, has an i,om
of 100 Tor the Entertainment oi the Prcsdrue.eCt
and syts a. the Delayua. Whether The prOpietors OF
that hours ,ontI,d ttC Ieards or Alderman BUole,
or rny OF Your Now-loIk Japs 20 in regard to the
proTer charges does rot appear, but II secis To pave
ben sot pretty tteep. Tile item i,r wine alone WHs
$3.50 which ia cousidcm lon o. the general nEde
Ing tbgi I'nrle Abe doesn't drink, ia probably EigA
enough The Prince Of Wales and 'Hlc of so pers, na
wfr, entertained At Congress Hall, occupying sX phi
Iarlor aud rcmlibg one day. the saIne eGgth OIL
time that Ills party were nt the Deh(an, and Gen
Mitchell who c.rtuiulv knows how 20 keep hotel
prcronred The Prince party with hill for $40.
MIR. Bipl-ali introduced bill making il misdc-
meauor, with aix months imprisonment, for any one
to engage in the busisess commonly known as that o.
a mercantile agency.
Mr.. HoLin.Jn Introduced q bill in addition TO the
Eric Rsr,ad Forlcosure act to provide for leorgm-
/
Of the net Of 1869.
Mr.. Dntchcr. hy unanimous consent, introduced a
Lill requiring tie Harlem Railroad Company 10 uauf-
port milk to NcwIork at hrec-lOurtls Of cent per
quprt which by the request of Mr. Dutcher, was ic-
crred select Committee, composed OF The members
from WcstcL..tor, Putnam, and Columbia.
Mr. Darcy introduced bill 10 authorize lheo. NJ.
Young, George b. Cline, Charles LOwery, and ID. NJ
1aluadgo TO construct horse r'lroadiom East New
York in Kiugs County to the Union Race Course in
Queens County, which waa referred 10 the Committee
on Railroads.
Mills 10 use rucar3 for the transportation Of Eassen-
gers over the line Of his licensed stage route IN the
City Of NowYor This bill, like the one introduced
by Mr. BUdsal in regard to mercantile ageneie', Is
evidently intended as joke as Mr. MILES stage ne
il mainly over the routes Of the Second avenue, Third
avenue ard Harlem Railroads and the bill simply pro-
vitcs that Mr. Mills may put cars on the tracks OF
those roads and does not provide that he shall lay any
railroad track a all himself The bill was referred TO
the Committee on Cities and Villages.
TIE yEw-YoRK CITY RAILROADS.
On motion Of Mr.. Robinson the Committee ON Cities
aud Villages were instructed 10 report forthwith Tor
the confederation of the House. the Fix bills long since
referred to that Committee for the repeal OF the Cry
Railroad acts Of last Winter, which was adopted, %
| TO TO- az follows:
YEAsMessr-. Answortb, Andn' Anthony. Bailey, Bald
win, Bal Barber Bame, gedei Benedict bingham sJ.h
Darcy, Doolue DucheT kmerck Farnum. FsIon' fgrlc!
ohal5n Jorcs Kenny Knapp lsa,iqg Lewis Lord Lcas
ran Msy Arkeci Moiagur boorc Norton Pierce, Rands
Roberts, Robinson SAKE Sc0yel shaw, shen- sAnlL H.
Smith sp-ascr, sumner Tsber 1ubi Ssrlan, Nss. " lte
bury, Watson, Wheeler, Wizard, Wright Ga. -
NAlSaessf Angel, Benton, Butkbcc Davis Ferns, haI
dy, lashcr Macombcr MyIes, Wooduf-lO.
Mr.. Litllejohn llr. PrCndergdst occupying the enhr
tb morning, account of the Speakers rdlsp0sltlon
moved reconsideration stating that he desired to de-
bate the notion but too uuweil 10 DO SO this morn
ing. He therefore moved to Lay the motion on lhe
table which was carried. The vote instrucling the
Committee to report forthwith would seem TO indicate
strong dsporiion the part Of the House to repeal
theso aCs, but whether the Senate will be disposed 10
tabe the back track is not SO clear.
On motion Of l.. e. Andrews the bills to divide the
Eleventh Ward of Brooklyn and relating TO Commls-
oners Of JGrors in Kings County referred to the
second Committee of the Whole.
The Insolyeni Debtors bill referred to the third
Committee OF the Whole
RAILROAD TOLLS.
On motion Of Mr.. Finch the bill TO impose tolls on
the Central and other railroads competing WITH the ca
mails was referred to the fret Committee OF the whole
by the following emphatic vote:
YEAS-Mesrs. Aiusworth, Anthony Bailey, Benedict,
Benton. Brdsal Catlin, Chapman Chi,,enden, Collin,
Coms;ock. Darcy Doole Duchcr limerick, FeTrey Feui,
Field Finch fish Fisher, Hill, Hyatt Knapp, LaAher W.
Lewis Lord Lougeran, Mscom5er Nickel hontague Moore
Myres Norton PendeTgsst Randall Rice Roberts Robinson,
Sake. Scovol Shaw, shere Shall, smith Teber Tuthil
Waterbury Watson, Wells, Wheeler, Wizard, Wnght-53
NAfS-Messrs. L. c. Andrus Angel badwip, Ball. Barber
Barnes Bin,hAn Davis, Farnum, faxon Fulton, Gndn.r
Hardy, Jones, Kenny Lansing May Naran, WoedTuh-l9
And at 1910 the Senate adjourned till Monday
ere-iuG