New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Harlem Rniirond-soldicrs Voting-Th'
Hotel BiiIs-Expediting Bnsiness.
From OaI Special Correspondent.
ALnAsY Wednesday. March %, 1854
HARI.EM RAILROAD.

From Oar Special Correspondent
ALBAsY, Wednesday March %, 1854.
HARIKM RAILROAD.
The Senate Committee on Railroads held q
meeting Yesterday afternoon and it soon became known
tbn tey Ind agreed 10 report adversely the Harlem
Broadway bill -Four out Of i've Of the Committee JOIN
in this report The Chairman. Mr.. Angel, does not
unite In Il but s not understood to dler very materially
from the views Of his colleagues.
II ia unnecessary TO say that there has been an i'm.
mense amount OF speculation Of the stock jobbng sort
based upon ills bl and ito varying chances. In add
ton 20 the veteran obbynen q years past new corps
hang nom Wal street and its neighborhood los sur
rounded the Senate Chamber for weeks past and the
MYRIAD of kilograms which they have sent lying over
m. wires have caused the rapid and enormous tuetua
lions ip Harlem stock during the past month. Some
membors-bu not a very large nunber-haye been car
red away by the fever. and have plunged Wildly INTO
mittee has produced good many iohg
faces this morning. When presented to the SENATE,
motion was made to table 1t. which was carried by
nearly unanimous vote but Ire number. In met a
decided majority Of the Senate explained that they
voted In the affirmative simply ont Of courtesy to sena'
tor butcher who introduced the BILL and who Was ab'
sent and that they infexiby opposed 10 the Dill
and entirely in favor Of the report.
the BILL REVIVED IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Meanwhile n counter movement was mado IN the
Hou,e MIR. IngInham asked unanimous consent 70 N.
troduce bill Objection being made the question was
nut TO the Horte and consent given by large major
ity The rather ambiguous title, viz: " a bl 70 con
firm certain ordinances OF the common tonhcii OF view
York" excited no suspicion But II was soon dlsc9s'
-ed that on OF tho ordinances mentioned was that CIV
ing the right " the Haiem Road to tho use oil Broad
way. - o,,s A..
K considerable sensation was Of course excited by
thjs discovery but the bill regularly ill., anu thore
was no help FOR IT, IT is possible that the specusoIs
for rise may catch at this straw but the o Is dead
so far as this Legislature Is concerned Inc dec'ara
tops made by Senators this morning, and the temper Oh
the two Houses. settle that question.
SOLDIERS VOTING.
Tho bnI proyidlpg for the exercise OF the elective
franchise by absent soldiers was as yon are aware inc
specaI order for last evening In the Assembly pu'
liie time was spent upon II. however, us hI. a a.
Parker Of ST. Lawrence promptly ihtrouuced tLe
amended bill which has been under preparation ior
some time and which was adopted by the house as
substituts As the substitute had 20 pc Prn.oo 10
consideration postponed till Ircsday OF ne1t "eeA
on which day II was SET down for tho spee ofaer'
THE HOTEL BILLS ,
Both Of the great hotel orpofntons, .nu .en.x'
park1 and the Grand had their third reading to-day
and passed by largo majority
ExPEDiIISG BUSINESS
Under the rule adopted yesterday lafge NUMBER oi
bills were today reported ccmplee una V,aersa -,
crossed for th I'd reading These pis OF the most VI
them will mass the Assembly without discussion OF
~i,bo,t sxaminotion except by tho few men who act
unon the different Standing Committees 1hcse Col.
ittees n cannot he doubted often report bills uncer
strong personal pressure and against their PETER uos
ment thinking that tho Committee Oh the hole VIII
correct their errors. Ii. .,.uv oor.,.,. NJ
,hrtcen OF The most Trustworthy members selected
with great care has always scrutinsca b WIN glsua
csre and has been an cfeeual barrier against mncn
imnropeY lorislation Now even this sieguard Is apo
ished. and men who thought tho idea OF aGiindiIs
asmi.tee too rspssve 70 bs entertainer asts s0sek~