New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20


III the Committees could remain here during the
rec,ss and work diligently the bills before them,
il is likely enough that the adjournment wouio be
an advantage TO the public; but this OF course, VIII
not be done, and when the Legislature reassembeb
with the prospect of an early final adjournment be.
fore IT, we shall have of crude and undigested
measures thrown upon it. The inevitable conse.
ouence will be that many, OF the best and most
necessary bills will be overlooked, while those OF
questionable proPriety and affecting large private m
terests Will be forced through under the pressure
which is al ways brought to bear 40 effectively in
such cases during periods Of great haste.
The General Bounty bill passed finally yesterday
under the leadership of Mr.. Sherwood, 90 that 1T
least one important and necessary measure impera-
lively demanded by the people OF the State has be-
come law II passed by nearly q unanimous vote,
but there has been good deal Of grumbling among
discontenled Democrats out Of doors since It's pas
sage the sympatbizera with treason feeling disst
is6ed that taxation should be authorized by the
Legislature, to pay local Indebtedness incurred for
the purpose of aiding in the prosecution Of the war
againet Rebellion.
THE SUPREME COURT IN NETWORK.
A bill introduced some days since by Mr.. Hutch
ines and reported to the Judiciary Committee, was
this morning reported formally to that Committee.
| 1t 10 as follows:
AN ACT in relation to tho Supreme Court In the Ft judicial
! District.
The People ofths State OF NewYOrk kc do snact " fol-
SEQ There shall be elected In the City and County OF
W.l
pre- me Cont and henceforwsrd at every eighth 'gcce'.y-
eeoon the Justices Of the Supreme Court (n adci
!. now rnted who shall sovsay hold Office for eish,
Each Of such Justices shall enter upon the discharge
ing sach election All the provisions Of law relating JUS
tees OF Court OF the Fret Judicial District and
tho MODE S oil .ns 70 ~. oaa. ssd his .eccn
| SEC. q. This shall tsko eject immediately
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
The Broadway Railroad bill was noticed yester-
day, by Mr.. Frean. l send below a synopsis Of the
BILL which you will see has been materially amend
ed aud think improved, since last year. 1t IA I'M
derstood that large number OF additional names OF
corpoators will be inserted when the bill shall be
put on its passage.
GiIb.r,, Heury Van scbaci. Clinton b. Morrison David
s@Mn Eu.ebiu. W Dodse-he heirs, associates and a.:
,iRn.who authorized to construct and operate rail-
road City Of NewYork over and along the following
or o n s,.p or both 'D .ds. the
Bowling Green. Broadway along broadway. on the west
side Of linton SQUARE TO Mtes ~ R,o.s.Y and
ruuung song John street 70 South stree, thence to Fuon
Win The main sci. on Broadway along Dey to Wee.
street, henc. Coursndt street aud through Counandt
:Isss 10 Mam Ie. s.ac. :. Va. street, beae.
double track to ws.tres Ferry then e,anin! .ons wal
street Bfosd~sytoseber with the necsssay connections
tumous. resting p ses., and switches:
SEC provide. ihs said rsrosd shall be constructed on
the most approved plan Of city railroads T.,
all tho modern Improvements shall be placed on said rail-
/
may require Rate OF fare not to exceed i've
passenger csu not TO be reqned 70 stop 90 I" 70
oS.. n ooet No NOR. ear, to B. reqi,d
VI Park row than pubhe eons'uience Ieqi." Iss "
row. the same. Do days OF precautions or military
% be Ss p. dS %. IL ID. oa IN
writing the Of sAd railroad Of tns route which
s2ch pEoeos'ien Ni 'ako ana ,"e IN - -
~ Bfo.dsu ana 'ho e'"'' DC N''na'a"' auHs ''' WIN"
| II 10 90 occupied. -,
Sac t.thohrs, tho grantees to repcs any portion Of the
ma
isI tbs With belgian any other equally approved
Kind and equite. them :" sseP ths v.nen, toe
rails and Tor 1907 on eseh sae heeo " ZOO 'rps.
SIC s vi .gP n,5 ~ NV n,
" pap,i.n Of ,hs route named 10 ,h. act the
., h. n.d ,ler.fnr N NOT settled h,vesn IN.
y..psov. parties. to DO determined according to tho pro-
49,. Of a. General RaIrosd Act OF 1880 except that the
ntyey, .n, ,et o, the hlus Of certificate
. | ofioestiou
syc declares the use Of the Streets mentioned for the pu
,e.,. VI said railroad TO be public use Consistent with the
N. ,,m, ,sd a. IN, 1,, ., J4rygs ke Of tn. city hold
In G,ns Tsrsn fro rynr any license 10, lie running
oher bubble vehicle. upou ..I sir,.ts sn.
,I.,,n - Ia "a "a ,b., r. On. cn,n.,.,oe.
80 ,, en-. rv T,...yr.r .,rn,iv ann .oaifl 20 n.
aa 5oan ,..,o,o. r.c.ysa fom "a. Of opn,
-. L. -. a.. NJ, q, .baT su., 81. .,o,,.nn a.
~ n Iose, 80, ,sv f,th.; iicsn,s. 70, ~ n;
Of npoo a., oar, 81 m. ron. op.d Ia me bI
. ,n o,. q, Ia ,,i.t ,h.n IN. Of .., r.o.d
i. .v on, th. fir proportion Of The .moua, now r.,
cev.d ior eIi.tins licenses.
any Of tho streets named whose ye.rly
s go .,ro.i s.i b. s5,ed provided th.y eos.sp, tom
and .f,s that Tins to discontinue running their stages. to
recover compositions such dan.sv' they may
snder Of the time for which their h:onses run "a may
out Of the Isanns Of .'d .lr. .d Ibe eSgor.'of.
W ~ h, 'b. -. ho,.. 80 ohl, TO-. n.d
bY Aid onnibn. proprietor. tho amount TO DO paid for tho
ssme II ps-. agree upon IT, to be hied in the
Nor provieed in section o. mo act. ....--., ~, 49,,
sku po,Se ' ~ ~ ns W., o1 % o NJ ' S
therefor to be ADJUSTED IN the manner provided
In .ectone.