The New York herald., 1863-02-20

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Mr. Dxrsw movsa ,he immsdia.e adoption Of the rsso
iltioas.
Mr. DEAN spoke in favor Of the resolutions euogizng
! the services Of the Commissioners
The resolutions were Unanimously adopted
Tho Putnam and Erie counties Bounty BILL by consent,
the following bills went through the Committee Of the
i Whole AID wei ordered to a third reading
To legalize the ordinances OF the Corporation OF New
York relative To bJunes 10 volunteers and tho relief OF
10 relation TO the sales of land by the United States
'ra To iasorpSsS III German American sSoo Society
| the Nineteenth ward OF New York.
10 uth6fze The making of sidewalks ana the planting
OF shade trees along the highways o the state.
The report of the Committee Rules vas taken up aud
| debated until 2;I5 7. ~ when II was adopted.
The Annual Appropriation bill WAS taken up In Com
4 mttee OF the Whole.
! Progress was reported.
! NE Sssxoop reported against the bill to modify the
exemption laws 10 relation to executions for wages Of
| labor Agreed to, and the bin rejected.
| The following bills were reported fayorably from the
BY Mr. Observation-Disclosures Justices Of tho Peace IN
Kings county 10 hold inquess.
ByMr $. saTp-To amend the Kings county Savings
Institute charter.
+ BY Mr. ssrMoUE--To improve CLINTON avenue, Brook
yn.
BY Mr.. IEDwrm-To provide for the election OF addi
tonal Justices OF the Supreme Court IN the First dw'
trict.
BY Mr. FsRAs-To give the defsndan, the closing argu
ment N criminal trials.
Recess till seven o'c ock.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. DAacy's bill to Incorporate the Female Academy Of
Visitation Ut Brooklyn passed through the Commit
tee Of the Whole and ordered TO its third reading
Also the bill to allow banks in the bylaws 70 designate
the number OF directors to form quorum. 3
Mr. DFrgw reported fayonably from the Finance Com
mttee the bill in relation to auction duties
Mr. DEAN reported bill 10 provide for tho payment BY
tho city $50 instead $5 for the minutes u the New
York Juvenile Asylum. On motion Of Mr. Dean the bill
Mr. J HAvESs reported favorably the bill TO increase
the compensation Of jurors residing IN the towns Of Kings
county.
Nnti 0vau An f,llo,
BY Mr., o'wArI-Io amend the charter OF the Long
o. Kings county 70 authorize the establishment Of public
markets 10 Brooklyn.
By Mr. GoygKEor the conversion of Castle Garden into
fortress ior tho protection Of the harbor Of New York
BY MIR. LEaMY-ro repeal the act incorporating the
Juvenile delinquent Asylum OF New York.
BY Mr. FIYSSTo amend the charter OF New York city.
The bill accepting donation by the United states gov
crnmont Of lands for the establishment Of colleges for the
benefit ot agriculture and mechanic passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. WMr-Io amend the Excise law and regulate
the sale Of grain by brewers.
BY Mr. JoHysoSTo provide a permanent fair ground
for the Queens county Agricultural Society.
B, Mr.. kING-Supplcmental to the Excise laws.
by Mr.. DgAN-In relation to the New York and Hayre
Steamship Company to increase the fees Of noares pub
lie Justices q the peace and other officers.
BY Mr. LypwrTfIfo amend the law relative to taxes
aud assessments In New York
by Mr. KoRSTo prevent the fraudulent and sale Of
butts, barreis, Nc
by Mr.. GoyER-To amend the New York Building act
Mr. kSpplsaoss resolutions endorsing the Presidents
jor a week from wednesday, at seven T. NJ.
Mr. lEsav introduced resolution calling General
Wool scr nformatnn as to the harbor deences Of New
York. Laid over
Mr. Nc offered preamble and resolution calling on
the President TO recall General Mcclellan to the
OF the armies.
After long nbustering over attempts 10 take recess
the House adjourned TIL Wednesday 25th inst
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Abstract or the Broadway Railroad Bill.
Section the corpora,ors, follows:-Clinicn
Gilbert Henry Van Schack, Christian b. Morrison David
smith Eusebus W. Dodge, their associates aud assigns
who authorized to construct aud operate railroad In
the city of New York, and along the following
routeCommencing at near South ferry and Whitehall
street along said street. around either both sides Of
the Bowling Green TO Broadway along Broadway tho
west side OF Union square 70 Fifty ninth street also,
with singefrack 10 connect with the main tracks on
Br adway and running along John street South street,
thence to Fulton street. thence TO Broadway also with
single track with the tracks on Broad
way along boy TO West street. thence Cortandt
ana through torandt street 10 Broadway also,
with single track, through Pine street 10 William street.
thence Wall street thence, by double track TO Wall
street ferry then returning along Wall street 70 Broad
way together with the necessary connections turnouts
resting places andswitches.
sec. provides that said railroad shall bo constructed
on tue most approved plan OF city railroads.
Sec. provides that none but first class passenger
cars with all the modern improvements, shall be placed
on said rnilroad "a be run with uniform rate o speed
oten as public convenience require Rate OF ssre
not TO exceed i've cents passenger. Cars not TO be
nor more frequently than in block No
cars TO be required to be run south Of Park row
than public nyenience requires. Cars may be stopped
their down trips any convenient point In Park
the On days OF professions or military
Tades IL shall be the duty OF the Chief superintendent
Of Police 10 give notice before nine O'Clock in the
ing, In writing, to the manager OF said railroad of the
which such shall take and the particular
time i will occupy Broadway, and the cars to be with
drawn during the time Il Is so occupied.
Sec. authorizes the grantees to replace any portion
Of the which may be necessary 70 romove in
constructing the road. with Begsn any other equally
approved kind aud requires them 10 keep the pavement
between the rails ana Tor foot on each sde thereof in
sec. ! authorizes the company TO use or intersect
any portion of any ohor railroad which NAV now or
hereafter he ad upon any portion Of thc route named
the the amount OF compensation to be paid therefor
not settled between the respective parties TO be deter
act Of 1850 that the petition to the supreme
need no, refne capital stock surveys, maps Of
Incorporation the filing OF certificate of location
sec declares the use Of the streets mentioned for
the poses Of said railroad to be public use consist
with the for which the Mayor, Aermen kc. OF
the city hod the same; and the use OF ounibuscs In
ssd streets III be inconverient aud dangerous II is
vided that the Mayor, kc. shall future refrain from
giving any license for the running of omnibuses other
public vehicles upon said streets ser the completion OF
said road and that then the shall pay the
city Treasurer annually sum equal TO the annual amount
heretofore from the licenses omnbuses In
the Mayor &c sh after the expiration the present
LICENSES grant any further licenses the running Of
onlDuscs upon any part or the route mentioned IN tho
biz this OF said railroad, shah tho grantees
pay only their fair proportion Of tho amount now
sec provides that the proprictors OF any line
lines OF omnbuses travesng any o tho streets named,
whose yearly licenses shall have expired tho time
the completion of said railroad, shall be entitled pro
vided they consent from and after that time TO dscon.
tnue running their stages srom the corpoa
such damages they may sustain by of tho
loss ot patronage during the remainder Of the time for
which their licenses may out the ruDpiug
OF said railroad The corporator however 70 have the
right to cut Oh and cstop all claims this head by buy
ing the stages horses asd other stock used by ad orn
bus proprctors the to be paid for the same
the parties cannot agree upon H. 10 be liked In ths
ner provided In section . OF The act.
Sec provides for the taking by the eorpprators of
such real may require for the operation the
road the comrensation therefor 70 be adjusted la the
| manner PROVIDED In section O.
Sec O. In of failure TO agree with the proprietors
Of any stages the 70 be paid them for
their property, with the Mayor Aldermen, Nc. to
the annual license fee 10 be paid them with the
Of any real estate 10 the amount TO be PAID them
the mentioned preceding sections OF the act, the
cororators 20 proceed 10 ascertain the amount 10 be
paid IN each instance the manner provided by
ln~ Tor the and q damages In
Of taking private property, viz BY petition 70 ihe su