New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
From Our special Correspondent,
ALBANY. March 2s. 1865.
BROADWAY AND CRoSS-T0'

BROADWAY AND CRoSS-T0WE RAILROADS.
The Senate chamber was thronged this morn
ing by large crowd attracted by the expectation Of
hearing an animated debate upon these two bills which
1t will be remembered set down as the special
order for to-day The audience disappointed how
ever as did not suit the policy OF the friends OF the
bills to have them disposed Of at this time The Presi-
dent pro tenn Senator Foger occupied the chair, and
OF noon announced the special order The lird reading
of bills being az that time in progress Senator Fields
rose and made point Of order claiming that under the
Joint rules the third reading Of bills must proceed when
ever there than ten bills ON the table ready
for third reading and that there being more than that
number now Ia readiness the special order must be
postponed The President decided the point OF order
well taken and the third reading IL bills went Oh. much
20 the disappointment of the galleries Tie
spectators left and the seats of numerous
Senators were soon vacated The call Of the yeas and
NAYS o. the third reading developed the TACT that
there was no quorum Of Senators present. The Sen
stors opposed TO the Railroad bills named saw their OPP
portuniiy and were about to move to lay the third
reading on the table-whch could be done by two
thirds vote-and which when done would bring mp the
special order. Mr.. Field anticipated this by moving
call Of tie Sesate. The call agreed TO- the doors
closed and the call was proceeded WITH absent
Senators soon returned TO their seats and after half
hour the doors opened and the third reading went
on In this manner the morning. session used up
and deloywhich is the policy Of the supporters Of
tie Broadway and Crosstown bills-was gained. Sen
ator Fields displayed good commend Of parliamentary
tactics this OCCASION Had the Central bill been as
well enrineered last week. il might have been in
very different position. The friends Of the two twin
measures referred TO are evidently anxious TO avoid
discussion Of them at this time
ASSEMBLY.
report Of the proceedings OF tie Assembly this
-orrng would be little better than catalogue Of bills
s-ead II third time and passed.
Mr. Van Buren, obtained unanimous consent to report
q bin 20 extend the charter and increase the capital
she Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
MARsHALs OF NETWORK.
A biz introduced by Mr.. Stewart comforting addi'
eionai POWERS the Marshals Of New-York was read
The third tiule and passed. II is at follows:
sycroy All laws relsting to tte elections OF conssbles
sA The City Of Rev hereby i~pealed ind hereafter
hsr,ss Of the City Of sh. be appon'ed by
and coae, Of The Board Of supyF;s Of the County Of
KswYors and such Msr.hsls shall not exceed thirty and
ss aI' .s n Scd R es ri lie e
which the Justices Ofibc district court. a. esesd
other process. issued b. say Of lie justices Of the Marine
may Be- re S ssd Executed s"y .pd
ts- Clerk Of said Court ,hs upon Tie sppncson OF VIZ
a1 d Gr cas- sny Sc pe 70 lie afs de- By
.he plaintiff bis stormy ioT service OF execution and sad
Masbnls shah be entitled the ices therefor ~ the
Sheriff OF the County Of New Yo Is aoeci by law Tor ke
;vses and The return any ot & m1 20 & have
the same and the reFn Of Sheriff 10 proce"
fssnsd out Of Courts Of Record
SIC q This act shall take effect immediately.
The bill has yet to pass tie Senate.
MARINE COURT.
A bin introduced by Mr.. Iidseway. in reference TO
Gle Marine Court. was also passed
abstract Of its spbstso al prcvirons is subioined