The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10
THE STATE CAPITA.

| Bsendreth's Bank Bill Passed and sign-
\ sd-The Broadway and Gross Town
| Roads Favorabiy Reported-singuiar
/ Aspect OF the broadway Railroad Case
4 this Year-No Remonstranees-No Sc
| rious Opposition or Lobby Against the
| Bill-The Sanitary Bill Further Anne nd
| ed-Four Commit ssiouers to be Appoint
, ed by the Governor as n Non-Partissn
Board, SO.
OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENTS.
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THE BRoAoTNn RA1Rc~.
Tho Senate committee have postponed their ,.pori on
the Broadway Railroad bill from day 70 day
Last week, and finally reported that measure
and tho Cross Town to-day An effort was made,
apparently a. matter Of FORM 70 have the bills recon-
mtted for further argument he bills have been before
the committee for four weok and the course which the
matter has taken presents decided revolution on the
railroad question Albany has. been crowded with New
Workers almost daily and whit tthe argument Of counsel
progressing before the ateo the adjoining
mttee thronged wit them; yet the attend.
than the counsel engaged In the argument and the
beers OF the committee Counsel heard against the bill
began by conceding that Broa, tway railroad had be-
come an indispensable public ne cessty, and the only
question who should be regar ed entitled the
grant The fact that the Harlem bill proposed TO give
ten per the city treasury "; IS urged bat aa an
pcants from tho Seventh Avenue onset this by the
pT.ss0n Oh per cent TO given for the benefit
was carried and the b.. naced uioh nc genera. riders
further hearing was however drecled to be given by
the committee for the nence Of coran Of the pro-
perry owners Broadway the bill retaining It's place in
the Committee of the Whole
II Is evident that the proposed grants now regarded
as Of comparatively little value to Spectators for
that the existing roads have concluded 10 make
change in their present of fare. To Fourth
Avenue the Seventh Avenue change OF their
tracks TO Broadway from the side streets would be great
improvement OF their route. It Is remarkable that OF
number OF Broadway projects especially those originating
mtee since the fare question settled There are,
therefore, out TWO om'd fde applications for the priy
lege.
The Sanitary bill, which recommted to be re.
ported complete, was finally reported this morning.
An important amendment was made changing the ium-
or OF commissioners from five to four three of whom
Shall DO physicians The intention Of this make
Dill conform TO Senator Andrews views SO that the
measure may be placed In the hands Of the Governor
form which would enable him appoint q non part
san board two comm ssiones of each party The Police
Commiss oners however still excluded from control
and The feeling In regard TO that board appears such
as will exclude them from further of their pre-
The debate this bill last evening gave opponents
prospect Of disagreement, which would insure its de-
The report this morning settles this matter -Four
commissioners provided for being civilian and
the others physicians The Governor place eff
Gent layman in the Board for president of it, equiya
lent for the present City Inspector the physicians
operating in division Of the duties and counsels of the
Board Such is the plan finally agreed upon in the for
nation Of tho new Sanitary Board.
The Assembly committee will probably adopt the
amended form of Sanitary bill and report it this week
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ALvoRD WASHINGTON
ELECTION THE SENATE.
The Lieutenant Governor left for Washington this
morning business relating to the quota The Senate,
by resolution unanimously chose the Hon. Charles j.
Folger President pro tenn. for the session.
BROADWAY pkRAIHI.
The Assembly bill known shc parallel providing
for railroad from the Hudson River depot 70 South
ferry the east side Of Broadway, introduced in
the Senate Today the projectors not being get
favorable report from the Assembly Committee on Rail
roads
ALBANY, March ell M
In the evening session OF the Assembly, the bin for
the removal Of the Capitol discussed. An amend
ment offered by Mr. Mathews OF Sullivan, providing
for the cesson of appropriate site and three millions
Of dollars by the city Of New York; and upon the de-
posit Of this the cren Of the Comptroller Of the
State the Capitol to be located In that city very spicy
debate arose Mr. Van Buren,, OF New York, opposed
the location OF the Capitol In mat city, while Mr. era
NOR of New York, made clever argument the part
Of Now York. The bill was progressed.
caucus was held this afternoon upon the Central |
Railroad fare bill by the Republican Senators The
ri0n brief and what said adverse to the bill
session To night full meeting Of republican senators
sbaed tho expedency or the Cook Foger and
other leading members denouncing the scheme ruin
to those who would countenancst, and suicidal TO
tbs party In the state Senator Angel opposed the propo
ston Of making the bill a party issue Much feeling
WIS manifested and the debate protracted to late
hour No definite conclusion resolved upon but the
opponents the bill certain Of seventeen votes for
The accidents on the Hudson River Railroad have
blocked up mail communication. Ths morning papers
did net get in here until evening