The New York herald., 1863-02-14

Mr. 7. G. Fields moved refer the bill 70 the Commit
tee Railroads.
Mr.. FrsaKn moved 10 amend 10 reiar tho bill Il
the Committee on Cities e..
hr F.ALDs argued that the proper eouu ttes TO refs.
the bi TO was the Committee IN RarQs lle m ,rgh u
singular that member cf the comp la, an yt,s 7N
fsherl should be anxious " sye tnese pu relofro
10 hr own committee.
Mr. >EYAorR said that, As chairman o. The Committee
on 'lties he ieit delic cy in urging this mater bal
CITY railroad p is had always been reiorrcd
sIold d,o,a- = ils Gss:: W cosfe 70 Fu'suo and
|, Ar fnals remndet Mr. seymour that cit; reroad
of,Is l,d always been referred to tho koad .,pItiev
Cor ten or tweve years past. II only In 1850 when
~ "a partc 'ar oh ect. the Broadway Railroad bI being
The css~ na OF contention, referred Il tic con,
mia IN 1is- He hoped that tho House would give
,,s h, r nrc,> reference despite the petition Of the
Committee cirses DO allowed to rotain The b which
said 10 be auite um rsd> up with other business dy
After farther remarks 'evor o. ,ae "a ton Of Mr.
Fields BY Mr. MURrnY, Tho bA 20 tho Com
Mr. REsaNGIoy intro uccd coar, 'reD resolutions Do
clsn emancraon pIoolamasS S,nsas s'asna r, Ian
coin ana his suspension OF the wfs "a eus NPW' 90
maned by public necessity favorine>a ysoTous pro
secution q tho war for the restorasion W 'ne onion
laid On the table
Mr. EAMy introduced concurrent resoiutinrs np,s'ng
: one mhh power" and denouncing the bill VI 'na'or
wilson, = Massachusetts, 70 give President Lnc'i AZ
thority over the militia OF the States. usurpathn<M
Laid over. ~.
M MrRrHy called up tho resolution offered BY Mr. Korn
yesterday directing tho judiciary Committee inquire
into thee nstitutonaiity of imposing tax upoa foreign
who have been tho country ongo than the ported
required for naturalization without bsng naturalized
The reso' tion was ado,ted. =.
TIE Assembly refused TO adjourn the lsthAo
the 25th inst. Adjourned.
The Cross Town Railroad Bin.
Senator woodruf's bill TO provide for the acrommcda-
ton of passengers IN the city Of New York it law
fui for the New York City Cross Town Railroad Company
or their assigns, to construct railroad with single or
nm rack md IN
thereon for compensation through tho ,owng Streets
&C., In New York-commcncing In Chambers street at
its intersection with West street. thence running throu
and along Chambers street AMI slip TO South stteet
Themes returning through aud along James clip Cham
bors street 10 the junction OF Chambers Streets
near Chatham street thonce through and along Duane
street to West street. and through West place
beginning also commencing at the intersection Of
terry place and west street. thence through and along
Battery place and Bowling Green TO whitehall street;
thence along Whitehall st eet to Beaver along Beaver
William along William 70 Old s'p along Old slip South
street also through and aloug Beaver street from
William street Wall, along wall street 10 The ferry:
alsn mmencug 10 Hoboken streot at its ion
with Canal street. along Hoboken Wcsl street.
ny West street 90 street along ,broascs
TO Hudson street. ong Hudson Boome along Rroome
to Nangin, along MaDgin TO Grand street. aong Grand
street to the Fast rivcr returning through and aong
Houston street aud irst lsowery al M tho
Bowery to Bcecker street along 8eecker Christopher
street, tnefce to the place Of beginning sso commenting
~ the intersection Il Fourth street and Eleventh avenue
thence running through Fourteenth street avenue -,
along avenue u 70 zenith street. along Tenth stree. tho
ins river, returning thro g T-htb stree. to sixth
nue.. thro gh Sixth and christopher street. To the
North river: Also along sixth Amos street 10
Geenwch avenue, along Greenwich Fourteenth
st thence 10 the place n bsgnnng also commencing
at the loot Of Twenty third street North river thence
along Twenty third 70 the E,s river returning
by the Same route; also commencing At tho To-
OF Ihii teonth street, North river thcn.e to Sixth
avenue, aong Sixth avenue 70 Twenty ssve N street
nois 1~eaty seventh street 70 First avenue thence
T"eny third street. thence 70 Fast river, returning
al Twenty third street and FIRST avenue to twenty
eighth street. along Twenty eighth street Sixth avenue
n ~ nrsk
Thirty first street 10 Tenth avenue along avenue 70
Tnrt!eth street. h:nce along Itrcth street the ,e
ssce.a srrcr Norik Tl7ss. snsrds xSy fsfs. seSsod
s! ee g ths First avenue, hsncS along lrst
Thirty fourth street. along Thirty fourth street a. the
ferry, and returning by route to place Of beginning
With tho privilege c laying all sdewa'ks, turnou,s aud
switches necess ,ry for the proper working aud accom-
mudat.on OF sail railroads. Tho run a. o.a
az the public convenieoce requires and ths
excocd i've cents passenger The bin
restrictions usually imposed upon city railroad corpora
tions with the exception Of tho Restrictions In
tbs general act OF 1885, which compcs the
tho enttro line Of road within five years.