New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

B. hanson. II. P. venn. IRA A. Anen. Charles y.
Sisourusy :. w. wiIsis Geo Nv Wllsy. ., w.
Bynn, WIN. l.. Bgelow. $. X. Ingham, A. Hinckley
WIN. Henry Hale, VIM. L. Alley. Jacob Flint, Ass
Minis, Edwin More. VIM. e.. Dickinson. Anthony
| L. Banks, John A. Livingston, james III. Smith Abrn
ham Freeman. Harvey Jones, Thomas w. FranciS
Friend l.. Pitts. and John Osborne.
Such names as those Of Catcher. benedict Harbor
Taylor and so forth in the above list require nj
commentary. Each tells its Osn tale and for who's
benefit it is being used as dummy"
TIE TRANSIT CITY RAILROAD COMPANY 10 SEIZE ALI
OTHER ROADS.
This bill IL OF much the came character % the last
only with Tower names-each grantee being tho "dum
my" In whom several separate interests are vested
1t ia wider in Its scope than the preceding measure
its terms authorizing the employment Of cars carriages
and all other wheeled vehicles and the use OF all exist
ing tricks along its widespread route whether the
present owners OF said tracks willing to go into tne
arrangement or not 1t IL by this species OF legislation
that the original villanes by which our existing city
railroad franchises were stolen. will be finally avenged
the only re-re, being tina. tic punishment will fall upon
innocent stock and boDdholders. who purchased In
good faithtbe politicians who procured them having
long since withdrawn from all Of this char
acter 1t 10 these same politicians. having sold out
their old interests In existing roads, who are now try
ing to seize back their former property by legislative
violence from the dupcs who purchased It, The names
Of the grantees In ths transit bill followsi
Henry Murray. John c. Dimmick, J. II. Mesch,
Joseph Webster, Is. l.. Judson. j. II. White, John
Ryan, Frank Oliver. John c. Barney, Haroourt
Taylor, Edward Delnno, Charles Flint, g. w Morten.
T. Hauks p. Cogan Henry s. Roberts. Thos. Kcarney
Oliver i. Depew. Sidney schoheli. David Woods L. j.
y. Stark Eaton Van W"geusr' VII, william II; Lyon
NJ. Lewis. John g. DAVIS Stephen A. Dodge. Charles
A. Whitney, c. w. Armstrong. George W. Prntt John
II. A udius, Thomas Iryen, jerome u. Carver John H.
L. Wood, James T. Sanders Peter H. Rathbone. Wm
l. Grow and l. r. Mackay.
The names Of John Ryan, George w. Morton former
City Inspector John II. Chambers OF the Tax Office
family" Patrick Colgan. Thomas Kearney. Bernard Ma
lone aud many others will not sound strange ~ the
public ear In such connection as this.
TIE PAssEHGERs AND BAGGAGE TRANSIT COMPANY
The corporators Of this concern Andrew II. lib
bard F. A. Esty. G. W. Bond. A. j. Green. Cornelius
Corson representing as usual. Supervisor William
~ Twced.) Thomas Jessup. Charles Lamb delegate
for peter Gricse , Amo, Chamberlain believed to be
connected with the Tax ofsce family. . and Mr. VIM
Drummond whose name sounds os II had often pre-
vou,ly heard 1t In city politics with tho aectionnte
valuable graut IL thus made 10 set Of individuals
who. o. politicians. have only claims upon tho eIccra-
ton, Of yoar eitzeu.-I know no particular Chico
lions 70 this bin There is o rumor that its real
object is to preren the very thing 1t aims to accomplish.
BY placing the powers and rights fsuoh company nthe
hands oimon who viii not then and thus prevent
ing the Lcgisn,urcs making similar grant to men who
would This wa, the character Of this bill originally.
To- he To-
.eph Dounoy-the true object being to prevent cheap
cabs carriages other couycyances taking the place
o. Ito cos cnmbrous horse coaches which are now
sent out from every livery stsblc II then livery
stable keeper bill proven, any chcapeaIng Of their
prices by onehorss vehicles, running at tho rates
charged by tho cab, and roiu,c, IN London Paris
VIA, II Ia row" not knowing can't say"
HE MAsHATTAY LAND COMPANY, OF GREAT DIRT
BILL"-oEASD LEyIArHAS or ALL TIE swrsp-
LIS EvLR nERLToFoEB INTRODUCED Al Al
DAYy.
This bill Is al enormouss titanic e. Fort Gansey"ort
lob with proyisions ard proportions OF which the
original Fort Gansevoort men never much Is dreamed
l. proposes 10 cell to few private ctzcrs the whole
water frontage Of city with power 10 I'll up and
hold TO their own much under water lad ss they
please along the East and Hudson Rivers. Here are Its
words. The company SHAH
Hare 7orsr to psredD and bold iea'ssai s'fas and
lr-f. sbOr, bs0 paf- for the purposs frscorfH9
and aproriaz ns soe aud Of ssi'ss The sont vhsa 20
70 Orertd fmrorsd. and Jt a PEYofs eu Hecsssry
and neidtnlal poEv 70 Aers9y eearrsa sPss sssS eo"
PaNy'
This however Is bnt prelude 10 wha. follows. The
company is first given tho riyh, to Issue as much
bonded debt as II pleases, on the land which u ."
create and In order TO create said land II Is also given
49, LET "a .fs nf Nrxr-N 0rt
and BROOKLYN 10 make contracts with 1t. at such rates
a. II penses TO demand for cleaning the streets and re-
moving tho oGal aud garbage Of those cities Just
hear tho 9Th section Of this monstrons bllll
..For tho purpose Of enabling said company 10 carry
out arl accomplish the purposes Of this uct IA the r.
coyefy AID Improvement 90 its own ue) 81 lands a.
aforesaid hs yad company 10 kereby aHtAori;ed 70 sa
eoref ,ccr, aud rea0rs Oh sr,d sne,pHSs ashts, diy
ggA co ojdL garGsgs. and raf,Us diesriot' TO htaAh
ron ~ bs ,t1' oa,y. ereHse' '!iP'' Soch' squa'D
and p.., ia me cirs Of Nor York and brooklyn, tpoH
,sct errs and conditions as may b. agreed upon by ne
afsgrifi,s ssaIy eNpop>rfd 10 uak1 eoHHee" n sas
eii.s. nAsr Of hen end h' company ava saeh dsr"
mn; my be for fern ef tan yseTf ava ant' nst ron
,a ,lau b. made for s roTs Proesd<d gor IN hu "c-
lion"
To talk Of such terms may be agreed upon with
the suhorite. Of your city and Brooklyn Is absurd In
this connecton--the foregoing paragraph giving tho
Company an absolute property In all street dirt. garb
age ashes and so forth-a right which no others can
invade. The authorities OF New.York and Brooklyn.
therefore must give such terms a. the grantees ask
or let the dirt lie in their respective cities undsturbed
Rich as all this IT, there Is yet better to oome-Seo.
o. providing thatin order 10 give these grantees fur
Their facilities for making property. which must In the
course Of very few years bs worth over twenty live
or fifty millions Of dollars
"H shall be ~. dV,y Of TIE Mayor. Aidermts and Com
of safH ~
made undsr authority " The sersH section TO s apart sp
sci.nt LII. ElAi Rlrkra Tor hk