New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
PROM ALBANY.


Contract Bills-sunday Liquor-seiiins
-piscuasion of the G;OveEnsr's Message
-Ronudaries of New-Yorh.
Ftom Our Special Correspondent.
ALBANY. March II. 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS.
This being General Order day, the morning
session has been spent by both Houses in discussing
bills upon the files. But little progress was lnaue' %
swo of those viz: the "Cross Town Railroad anu y"
Canal Contract bills consumed thoentre SESSION ~ '"c
Assembly, which adjourned without coming W u ni''
determination Oh either Of them.
The Grst and principal section Of the Canal OIL Is as
follows;
sEc77oN J. The contracting hoard are horesY author
,,ed empowered and required upon the sPrsation Of
.ny -pair contractor the tssgnees or attorney on
contract for making repairs upon any m The plDIV
WORKS Of tbs State TO make such allowance IN auuI.
30 the computation prco l-oyided IN any scn ciit
"a enid balrd shah determine will be sul equN"in'
fnr the Enhanced price of labor ana mateilas ioI
forming The work under rny such conti ac anu s 49,.
,y II solution TO be entered upon their minutes ~
r3oo6ollv tive increase so determined upon, ana Tue
slime whom IL shall commence, which shah vc gy ~
Sentaqe upon the compensation plce lfo'u'u III '''
contract. ,.., .-o,, o,r
TIE desire Of the contractors 20 be relieved rom con
tracts which, under the advanced prices Vi laooI aIu
materials have become very onerohs IN htuIa1 ou"s.
,nq the disposition a. relieve them 10 r'IOhaUo "a
tort s general in the LEGISLATURE but the OIL IN lS
nresen shane does not seem be generally acceptable
,ud n led no long discussion in Uhch Air stevens OF
- NJ Wooster OF IIerkimer Mr. 4. X Parker of
ST. Lawrence and others took part and was hHAN!
progressed" , -.
citinr In consequence Of the administering OF small
minority who exhausted the time IN series q" frivolous
motions and IN that way stoyed on the question, u"l
The hour for adjournment. The bill appears to nave
largo majority Of friends upon the floor and VIII IN
doubleday pass the Assembly.
SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.
he
law which as amended. READS az follows:
Az ACT IN relation 20 the sale Of lquors on sunday
The PeepeQ lie STATE Of Ae'o YORK; Te1'''eHf'S " S'"'
a1d .sseubiy 4, enact as fca0UG
SIC j, shalno be lawful iors any person or persons
sale OF 70 trade banter in vuous spurious malt Of ~
toscatug liquors on the hTat day Of the week. commonly
SEC Any person or persons violating the provisions Of Tho
hst section Of this act shs be deei9ed s'y Of n'as
oned not less than five and not exceeding twenty days ad
SO which or.i,a-e when the oeense shall be
within the MetTop usn Police District may be sned Tor ana
,sSys yo sd to e b. fSa.aI the t Police
for the bneht Of the Ponce Life and Health nance FUND
and elsewhere nay be sued or and collected by and IN the
name Of the the poor " the city town or sqp
tendents Of the poor u the county within which me oheHe
any person persons may plain such overseers super
intsndents or treasurer Of Tie coms99 o. any tIeh o.
and the recovery by them or him. OF the forfeiture uee
for they be- shall pay to the PeSn or persons 50 nt
complaining, II not members OF the Police Department Tie
enc half Of the forfeiture 80 recovered ~
SIC 3 1t shall be tho duty Of every hers deputy sheriff
ton Of this act have been or are icing violated such
Of poor supentendents and to En-
any place where yinous spTuous, malt liquors ore
exposed kept and 20 all parties found engaged IN the
violation Of this act and 20 take such person be
tee magistrate Of the city town in which the Of
snail be committed be dealt with according the pro
who shall neglect refuse hear the complaint for such or
fence and proceed hereuPon shah be guilty Of nsee
SIC. T. Thi, act shall take effect Immediately
The bill has been hercey contested by Senator Fields
And has met with the opposition Of the New York City
Democratic members, but will be seen BY the list
tsas and Mays has not hcen made party question:
fKis-hesss Aliaben Ames, Andrews, Angel Bailey
Bel Cole, Cook, Cornell, Foger, Hastings Ravens hsyt
Hesbs Juiand Lsimbeer, Munger Nyen ShsfeI Smith
Sfrong-zl
NAIs-Messrs Christie, COzans Fields Humphrey, Muir
ply, and WoodTut-6
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The message again debated in the Assembly
last evening. Mr. Reed of New York and Mr.. Collin
Of Wayne delivered eloquent speeches in opposition
the doctrines Of the Message Mr.. Weaver of Oneds
was expected 10 speak behalf Of the Governor bu
postponed his speech ateness or tue
hour.
BOUNDARIES OF SEWYoRK.
The Senate bill TO appoint Commission 10 determine
fAe true boundary line between NeNYOIk aud West
chester County does not contemplate any change what
ever ia that line This is tue is already defined by
statute: but il has been traced out by actual sur
vey, and the bill in question simply provides for that
work.