New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12

ALBANY, March IL, 1861.
THE POLICE BILL.
The Police Commissioners bill had its third
reading and finally passed this morning. But little Cd
position was made to 1t; under the lead of Mr. Curtis
OF New,York aportion Of tho Democrats voted In tho
affirmative upon motion to insert the names Of viii
liam b. Lewis and Samuel Jones' in place of those OF
John G.. Bergen and Thomas c. Acton.
On the 6Ial passage Of the bill the votes against IL
were those of Messrs. Curtis Eichoi Lyons OConner
Sherwood. j. l.. Smith, Walsh. and Woodward. eight
in all, and all Democrats while Messrs. Bookstaver
Br0cfett; Brodock. Bryant Burke, Duryea, Gilbert.
Gonyil, MoKeon. Mcneil, Murray. 0lyany. Oswald,
Parr Petit, Piuckney Pett. Rogers, Rutan, Ryan,
salmon, Stannard and Weaver also Democrats voted
In favor OF it, All the Union men present a matter
of course were in tue affirmative. Yeas co. Nays.
Inc large preponderance of Democratic members IN
iayor OF the bill indicates change since Wednesday,
When the Dl was read in Committee of the Whole end
dissi Petes very efectualy oil idea Of q veto.
As the psrsoRn Of this bill has hitherto absorbed all
interest its other provisions but slightly known and
AN ACT in relation 10 the Comnis.iorer of Metronosn po
flee Of the metropolitan Police District Of the State Of
The People Of the State Of NeYork yep,esened Ia Senate
ard dsscmbiy. do errct ~ fcllows.
SECTION l. s.ctoa Of chapter 80 OF the laws Of 1860 10
hsieby amended SO that Il shall read as follows:
Either Of said Commissioners may at any time be removed
tie rlovll rom oeee Of Sheriff. which provisions
by extended relate to each ons Of the said Commis
Commissioner he shall have opportunity to present evil
SEC q secicn' aud Of chapter $50 Of the laws Of
SEC 3 IL pce fthe Commissioner. Of Metropei'sn 20;
S ~ yf eby tee
hereby appointed respecSey as such commssiones:
D. ls2; Joseph s. BOsworth to nod office until the Let day
Of Marh D. 1870 J9ha Bers;P to hSd 0fes until ,hs
1t day Of March a. D. l S, and wf% M'u'y to hold
Sgc The OF Office Of each Commissioner OF Metro
poltsn Police aler the respective determinations Of tho
nfor he
shall prescribed by law for the election Of Regents
o the S several fas ms of oGsS from
residents Of the district OF the person Aforesaid az
Commissioner Of Metropolitan Police Any vacancy occur.
ring during the of any Commissioner shall be hied by
appointment b. the Remaining Commissioner and The Com
missioner appointed shall continue m oce until his sue,
shall be elected by the next Legislature, alter said
SIC S. The persons severay appointed Commissioners Of
csng the duties thereof duly take aud ME In the Once OF
s upon receiving .aid oath Of Office The
Secretary of State shall give each Commissioner ccrtn-
cate Of h: ne .ss Of
Police prescribed by said chapter 25s Of the Avs Of lao
Any s. to c oSs uS liz
qushed Three Of the said small eons'
tute quorum OF the Board OF MsoPou'sn roes, q, n,
competent hold tie office Of Metropolitan fohcs Somms
soner e1cep, lie citizen Of the Metropolitan Police Dis
trict and 70 sident therein.
SIC. 8. This act shall take effect immediately.
PAYING INTEREST IN GOLD.
The Senate passed Af. Del III i"'W W
abcshng tho system of paying foreign creditors OF the
State their interest in gold at late hour yesterday
afternoon and after proracted debate, by ID to9 IL
hes 10 GO to the Assembly
A GENERAL RAILROAD ACT FOR NETWORK CITY.
Mr. Ryan OF Now York introduced an important biu
for the construction Of railroads in the City of New
York without application to the Legislature.
Il provides that when any person or persons desiring
TO construct maintain and operate railroad Tor pabno
use may give notice in writing TO the then acting Con
troer of the City OF NewYOrk OF his or their nten,
ton To use and occupy certain streets Of the city ana
thew shall at the time of such notice. file and deposit
with The Controller bond to the Mayor and Common
ATTY of New York, daily executed and acknowledged, In
the penal sum OF $4,000 conditional that grant OK
permission to construct and operate such railroad shall
BE- granted they shall well and faithfully comply with
tho terms Of this act and shall comply with all the
rules made from time TO time by the Common-Councu
of New York touching the management OF the road
SENATORIAL BANQUET.
The Senate held no session last evening, being more
neasant occupied Mt the Delavan House, where the
members assembled the invitation OF Senator l. u
Fields al dinner got up in the best style OF that es
tabljsLm.sf The grave Senators unbent under tha
genial influences OF the hour; they forgot their party
BATTLES recalled them only to laugh at them aud kept
Up ts.festiyities OF the occasion uutil late hour.
by Telegraph
ALBANY, Friday March ii, 1907.
The propeller Taylor, from New.York, ar
rived here carly this morning