New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
FROM ALBANY.
We police Biu-EEOnoTr 10 ti,e RTuVc-
Soldiers Sotiug-Ihe Deg Bin.
F,om On. 5p 'sal Correspondent


ALBANY Feb O. isJl.
TIE IOIIrE BlLL.
Tho Police Bill was daily reported last evening
su the ssuste the Commissioners named being those
mentioned in my last viz nessrs. Purdy Acton, Ber-
gon. and Jones. So the bill is farly launched It's
p,riicus way. Whether it viz pass The Senate in ia
present sbspe ia more than doubtful. Ii is understood
tNat the Caucus decree requires that n should mt
another Caucus may yet sanction material molihca.
fon Of the bill and 10 PASS the Senate tie bouf
which IL nor bound by any Senatorial Caucus. viii be
Fey 10 have something 20 say IN The promises and TO
change ~ least two OF the names m tie oil.
MessiS Acton and Bergen viii Of eOnse he retalued,
this IS regarded by GA rieltfacng men as sHs qno-
mont but there are now indications Of tbe strongest
character that the names Of the Democratic COmue-
soners win be selected % suit the views OF Die Gov.
eruOr aad the strongest assurances are given that
40 viii not Withhold his assent from tic bin because Of
is Responding the two Republican members 81 lie ana
bis friends be allowed 20 select the Democratic mem-
Of tho Commission. The names ~ Acton, Bergen.
Cy-Shcr1 Wiilett and Judge B0sworth are now freely
mentioned In connection with the hJ aud u - ~ no
means Improbable tho il will eventually pass IN that
.hsps AMI be promptly approved by tie Governor
However as other and wiser mon have had to say Ne
.l-e now "noas verous." The bill Yves made tie spec
az Ofter FOR Thursday of this week ~ noon.
HoNoRs 10 THE BRAVE
Gen. BBncook visited the Capitol tbs morning on
business connected with tlerccrtIg Of The New 1oh
tate regiments belonging 10 tie % Army Corps. 4ho
act OF his presence in tho building being known. Ny.
Lexington offered resolution complimentary 70 me-
ealOr and ecfYCes ana inviting MIN 10 Yis The srr
tY Chamber. The General accepted The invitation AID
vas receive with loud acclamaiions lie was appfo-
priaely welcomed by the speaker ard responded IN
tcry neat brief and sOldierke speech Tie is sui suf'
,rng from the effects Of the wound received by him AZ
tettysburc but is eager 10 fiji up his depleted ranks
md once more take the field. TIE Senate extended 20
lin similar invitation hut NJ the hour Of adjournment
f1e General had not appeared IA that body being closely
coupled with the Governor. He VIII pIObibl! De re
eived by the senate tomorrow.
SOLDITES VOTING.
The bill ordering special election on The cue ton NJ
constitutional amendment In favor Of soldiers voting
lad 10 third reading this morning and passed the
senate 1t now only awaits the Governor signature
d become the law of the land Bui that IL viii receive
ems is not altogether ccrt in. There those Who
rink that the partisan demonstration made IN lie
Senate last week IN favor of amending this bill as T.
Ike the vote o. tho Court OF Appeals amendment ai
tle time. fOreshadOws intention the part of
rs Excelcncy 30 object 10 Tie present bill Oh the ground
fhat the amendment In question OuSht 10 have been
rlade ana the election both questions held silui
ssBeVusy
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
II has b,en general order day ia both houses and
a. usual the bushes has been tedious aud uninteestg
The Assembly spent most Of the morning hour in dis
ussnc the dog bin OF considerable interest 20
the owners OF dogs and OF sleep but Of Ettie 20 in
s4rest to the residents Of cities except FIR as the
rayares u dogs affect the price OF ICu0l in tie city
Y1arkets No decision reached tie BILL Gnd tae
Comniticr and reported progress IL tie Soua.e
lir COzaGfs Bill FOR The erection o. free law library
che City Of New-NOrk was discussed al Committee o.
tl4e " bOe sDi ordered 20 a third readi-g