New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11

Maxwell Calib Hsmmil, Cbas. Toppap, Aaron
Brinkeshof, John N: Pruyn. The track commences
Broad, Pearl, Cherry, Market, Monro, Grand,
to the East River; thence along Grand, Madison,
Chamber, William, Beaver. Broadway, Whitehall
to the of Sont street; also connecting
the track in Monroe street at the intersection with
Rutger; along Rutger. Essex, Avenue A, Twenty
second street, Lexington avenue, West Iwentyntth
street. connecting with the track on Lexington
avenue; also FROM Twentysecond street along Lex.
ington avenue, Twenty.frst street, connecting With
the track on Avenue A; also from Houston street
and Avenue A along Houston, Ludlow, Hester,
Forsyth, across Division, along Market connecting
with the track on Madison street. The corporate
name TO be the East Side Railway Company.
Mr.. TALLMAN reported bill to incorporate the
Chenango Valley Railroad.
The lIouse took up the Governors message.
Mr.. WEAVER spoke In support of the message,
in opposition to arbitrary arrests, and the unconsi-
tutional policy of tue Administration.
Mr.. COLLINS spoke in favor Of the measures OF
the Administration. Adjourned
from Our Special Correspondent.
ALBANY, March 10, 1863
The Winters SHOWS which have been 80 unac-
countably withheld have since tho date OF my last
descended upon us all 1T once Early on Saturday
morning the snow began falling rapidly and steadily
and the storm, if so rude Il term can be applied to
this beautiful display, unattended with any elemei.
tal comrnotion in which the flakes fell gently IA
"petss Of blown roses on the grass" continued with
short intermissious for foryeght hours. One effect
of this was to derange all railroad travel and We
were cut off during a considerable portion of this
time from all communication with your city and
other pIaces south Of US, except by telegraph. The
Iegsl,ture adjourned on Saturday nj All early hour
flor yvli o.
" as both houses would certainly have ionnd them
selves without a quorum had they undertaken to
meet OIL Monday morning
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Before the adjournment this morning. the most
important measure of the session was ried safely
through the popular branch, and viii ave an easy
time of il in the Senate, unless trouble shond be
occasioned by tho pressure Of the numerous appll.
cants who will insist clamOrously upon additional
appropriations for specific purposes This import
ant bill, passed almost without change in the form
In which'i il WAS reported by the Committee. the
only material amendment being the sinking ont oil
the entire appropriation for the Pilot Commission.
ers Of the Port Of New-York. The Committee OF
WAYS and Means, of which Mr. DePew 10 ChAir-
man. and which includes some Of the best business
talent Of the House, has reason 10 fciciIatc itse
not less upon the acceptable form in which the bll
was presented than upon the early period at which
il was framed and passed, which WIS about ten
weeks earlier than upon suy previous occ nsion.
was IN, appropriation Of q 500 FOR the benefit Of
the school Of the Ladies vi the Sacred Heart ~
New-York. which was for Ia time hercely opposed.
aud seemed likely 10 fail, through tho expediont
similar APPROXIMATIONS for other worthy institutions,
until they all break down under the accumulated
weight. Through tho indefaigable efforts Of Mr..
Fields, the opposition was overcome and the bail
Passed unanimously.
the PILoT COMMISSIONERS.
Judge Dean does not seem satisfied with his vic
tory over this highly respectable Commission, but II
pur.uing them TO the wall and has introduced the
following bill:
SIC II .h,Ilt. the duty ofA. Comms,ioner. Of Pilot.
TO make full returns to the Controller ofs hus' aud penalties
peon .ds Of tie osy 90 ,cei AID in pssasr
eli paid b. from time to time into the Tsasury o
src Al, es ard part. of act. authorizing reeOsoi.as
the payment Of TO te Con issoreTs Of Plot
SIC mi. * ,asii take eaec, immcdi,,.iy
| The Commissioners are not gong TO rest quietly
under thi- attack but already making prepara.
tons TO recover the lost ground In the Senate, an
their agents and arGh| c0arsrs have already arrived
on the ground
DEMOCRATIC MAGNkTF> N COUNCIL.
Two or three OF the recognized Leaders OF The Dem
OCrntic party, including The notorious Nahndigham,
rrris eel here on Sunday night and Monday morning,
| and il soon became known that thcN were clOseed
with Gov. seymour. in council, M It WAS IGmorrd.
the recent leg,ls,ion Of Congress. IL wan matcr
Of soiutude To al patriots 10 reflect hat the action
n thir great State Involving ts destiny and that Of
the nation Was 10 be shaped toy the councils Of tic
sympathIzvrs with Treason, for II wls not supposed
that well meaning z. but f4cile thiet NngIHr
would re able 90 hold out against their wil,s. But
he result has disspaied these iehrs, aud there
is no doubt that tie conference hnr result ed in de-
termination very materially 10 abate the iscuous
opposition Of the Democrhtc party TO The war, aud
Hlx .t,l I'D. 81. IA
ture Ibe y. J. Ucr0it was selected by the con
ferees As their medium Of communication with the
public aud in liz Geographic column Of this morning
appears the version II is pr0ceoiings which they
havo chosen 20 put forth. thigk the conclusion
which have announced ID apparent beneath ali tho
mnss OF diplomatic verbage ia which they have
chosen 10 bury il, and Democrats here who stand
high 10 the councils OF the party adm, tia, the Cop
pefhead game IL I'D. Some credit il claimed for the
executive on the ground that he has decided MT -
rrstst tie COnscr,pfiOn Gct, az u the very thought
Of such thing was not In itself crime II the deep
est dye. But whatever the means may be which
have brought it about, it u satisfactory TO know
that these party leaders have rbunk appalled, from
the treason toward which they were tending and
will hereafter make il the cardinal feature of their
policy not ~ thwsrt the military operations Of he
Government, but TO agitate peacefully for Consti-
tutions Convention.
An attempt was made 10 prevail upon some good
natured Republican members to invite Vallandi CHAM
TO seat upon the floor by resolution, but that WAS
coming 1t little too strong and this brawer OF
sediton departed he came, unheralded aud uu.
hopored.
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
Tomorrow Afternoon the opposing factions meet
the Senate Railroad Committee upon the subject OF
this coveted grant. There will DO sort Of irian-
gular fight over it, the two principal blls-tbat OF
The Senate and that Of the Assembly, vol
lain property holders opposed to any railroad-will
all be ably represented before the COMMITTEES.
JUDGE DEANS BILL 10 PREVENT SPECULATION
IN COlN.
Tlia bill will lie Introduced in d day or Two II