The New York herald., 1864-02-19
IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.

l rOad-Prtncipal Prov fsiOn Of the BILL
| Excitement Over It-Natfonal saving
| Bnnk-GettysburG Cemetery-PeOple'
and Agricultural ColIegc-Nfagars
Ship Canal Bill Postponed to the Firs
| Day OF May-Obstructions I'm HudsOE
Rtver-New York Bounty Bill, Sc.
ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1854.
The secret or the rise OF arsm stock Wall street
out The following notice, which 10 known to ema
directly from the Harlem managers presented
to the Senate this mornng:-For bill entitled act Il
authorize the New York and Harlem Railroad Company
extend their railroad through streets and
in the city OF New York. in accordance with the re-
solution passed BY the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty OF the city OF New York, the 23d day OF April
1883 and further to provide for the withdrawal OF The
omnbuses from Broadway.
There have been all kiuds Of rumors flying around foI
q week past in regard to some movement 10 Harlem
Scores OF have been dodgng around with an air o
confidence and importance Gs they were charged with
wonderful Most OF this class knew but little
about il; they were telcgraphng and writing TO Wal
street regard TO the and prospects OF the
bill 70 consolidate the Central and Harlem being reported
by the House committee N 10 now believed 0y MANY
that the consolidated bill introduced as blind to
divert public attention from the real object OF the Har
lem people until they could conclude their plans for the
Iem Railroad. There some pausibiity in this theory.
Al any rate accomplished that object whether intended
0OnS00r0Ol0
whether the consolidation bill was intended to be
passed or not. There can be no doubt
ot tho intention In regard to the Broadway grant
The source that it comes from is q guarantee that
the movement is not only bona fde one, but that
the ornatos and hackers Of the move have determined
20 it's passage this winter II 10 possible u do
The following the principal provisions OF the bill
Section confirms the grant Of the Common Council
OF New York 10 the Harlem Railroad Company extend
their railroad from the Fourth avenue, through Broad.
way to the loot Of Whitehall street, and through certain
other streets in the city OF New York. The Harlem Com
IN ho~akSn nf Mas Xnr nNrf I'M
gross receipts OF tho Broadway Railroad and to keep the
pavement between the curbs from Union square to Bow.
ling Green and other Streets in repair The tare TO lie
five ceuts, and license fee or twenty I've dollars per
mum for each car.
Section provides for the purchase Of the stages on
Broadway from the proprieors thereof bv the Harlem
Railroad Company the value 70 be determined aud fixed
Section provides for tho apppasemeut Of the STAGE
property BY appraisers, TO be selected by the
parties interested, and IN they cannot agree
to value they choose third appraiser, aud
the decsoa OF the majority to be binding ou the
Section provides that the propretors OF thpmnbus
ices desiring to avail themselves Of the act shall notify
the Harlem company Of their willingness within sixty
days alter the passage Of the bill and the value deter
mined By this act TO be paid in cash within thirty days
stages the which they now, except
On Broadway, until they extend their railroad through
streets on Which the stages run, except through
Filth avenue, where no railroad is TO bo permitted.
Notice was also given to amend act entted act
20 regulate the ices Tor searches 10 the office OF the Clerk
OF the city aud county Of New York, passed April IL,
1888. l
Among the bills passed is the New York ana Brazil
Nav Company Also the bill 10 Incorporate the
New York Steam Agricultural company.
Among the bills introduced in the senate was one 20
New York The object or intent Of this bli is to receive
Deposits aud invest 10 United states securtesso make
that special feature.
blu was presented to amend tho act os last year
granting to the Peoples College the land doosted by
Congress for college purposes BY providing that ha
friends OF this bill urge that Congress- Ia donating the
lands that they should be used for the ad
tsrests They Iook upon the Peoples College az the
representative OF the mechanical interests. eud thece
sorc cnt'tsed TO onohnl Of the lands the Agricultural
College. on the other hand ia considered the repre-
sentative OF the agricultural interests and sheresoe
eutitIed to ts share'U the land.
The bill providing for additional appropriation 70
remove The obstrncODs in the Hudson consider
cd 10 the Committee Of the Whole ana progressed There
will evcr be willing to do anything 20 keep the cnaunel
that the produce of the country pushed
TO the water without delay II may DO that they desire
matters 70 setI0 back 10 the old stage coach principle
Public improvements. especially in the advancement OF
commerce, stand mighty slim chance IN this egisla
ture
The Lexington Avenue Railroad bil reported adversely
In the Senate yesterday was referred back 70 the
mittce to-day for further hearing.
The Assembly waa 10 Committee OF the Whole most of
the morning session Ihe Niagara Ship Canal bill wns
next : Of ends the mr. here mi.
winter and leaves tho question before Congress- uupreu.
y Aay O. 90 90. q "s I'm, @
and that ends all consideration OF the subject 81
Mr. Crook, from The Committee on Public Dofsscs,
reported q bill 10 appropriate 900 for the erec.
tiou OF monument 10 he National Cemetery at Getys
burg memory OF tho soldiers VI tho state OF New York
The senate bill amending the New York Bounty and
Riot takco 'u the Assembly and concnrrsd
passing ts several readings now awaits the signature
OF the Governor TO become law.
The bill regulate the ferragc of funeral professions
between New YORK ana nns Island , was ordered 70
tcular Importance.
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cratic CAUCUS the Police Bill, sc.
ALBANY, Feb. lS-11 p. ii.
Senator Laimbeer called attention this afernooo
petition OF Peter Cooper restive TO organizing ire dc
partneut police force lieu OF the present system
but the committe did not look upon 1t very fAvcraby.
The committee instructed Senator Laimbeer TO ask the
Senate to refer to the Committee on Literature.
The democratic members OF the Assembly held aootner
caucus to-day. There lengthy discussion the
police question represented tnat Governor Seymour
was win bill passed by the Senate aud
would sign passed In that shape Some OF the members
stated that the Governor had informed them There
was considerable opposition manifested TO the republca
names IN the commssiou but II was stated that the
Governor thought best to make any opposition 10
them As the matter stood the democrats were entitled
two and the republicans to two also that each
party was entitled TO name the Commissioners. Ihe
nsmes Of Acton and Bergen down hard with au-
bcr of tho members but, being understood that the
Governor counsced against opposing those the
question was dropped preamble and resolution were
adopted setting forth that In consideration OF the fact
that 10 the settlement OF the Police Commissioners
controversy the democrats entitled TO two
meu a. the party would support Messrs
Bosworth and hcxurray ~ rne aaemocratic Comms-
siouers.
There slim attendance. and only about one half
OF the democratic. members present Most Of the
New York delegation stayed away. Some OF them de
clare they will not atteud any cauouses but will III
this matter follow tho instructions OF the joint caucus
and oppose the BILL
The bill amending tho charter OF the Female Medical
College, authorizing them 10 portion Of their funds
to build hospital the bill % extend the charter OF the
Ancient Brtous society and that incorporate the Ma
tona Club, were ordered TO third reading in the Senate
this evening.
CITY Inteiligsnce.
ARREST os PRiSos SALn SALx.-Prince Salm sam
| formerlv coumsnder OF ono OF the German vouusee