The New York herald., 1865-04-22
THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Grand boulevard Bill Pnssed-Ac-
ton on City Railroad Biiis-The Cornell
University Bill Pnssed-The Manhattan
Gas Bill Pu ssed to u Third Reading, Sc.


ton ON City Railroad Biiis-The Cornell
University Bill Pnssed-The Manhattan
Gas Bill Passed to u Third Reading, Sc. !
ALBANY, April 81, 1865.
The bill known the Grand Boulevard read and
passed finally day in the Assembly, and will be a
tue Of the State to This provides for the
construction and laying out of grand drive, con
'tinung the Sixth and Seventh avenues north of
the Park to be laid out along the shore of
Harlem river through the arches of High bridge and
far up the neighborhood OF Tubby Hook Spuyten
Duyve, and to return along the Hudson shore
through Fort Washington, upon the half slope nj the
hill cont NUN down through Manhattansvlle and the
neral course of the Eleventh avenue aud Boomingdale
4 road upon the best grades until il shall reach
the southery end OF the Park at the junction of Fifty
ninth street, Eighth avenue and Bloomngdale road.
81 The width and course of this splendid Improvement
with the grades and all of its other features left
= the Judgment o. the Central Park Board, as also s
mantoinancc and permanent care when completed
y fhe same provisions Of law those in
orce with regard TO other street improvements arc
made to apply 10 the award o. damages and other pro
!. .cecilngs for carrying out the pan
The idea TO be realized is the construction of wide
and splendid drive, with rows of trees dividing its
oGurs N the manner popo.od Tor tue seventh avenue
Park the upper end OF the sland OF New York. and
: back again thrc ugh Manhattanvlle, by way of the
BIoomng,ale road, TO the lower southcry extreme
! of The Park at Eighth avenue.
This act nso aboshes the commission of which
i John r. Seaman assumes TO be President, and
part of the island north Of i55th street in
the Central Park board with all the powers heretofore
conferred the commissioners abolished, together
with the making and permanent of all the streets
and which they directed to lay out and
siruc only as designed from time 10 time by the own
ers Of property.
Tho evening session OF the Senate was devoted TO rail
roads The Dry Dock and Battery Railroad was tax en-
the table, and the bill finally passed. The Broad
way Railroad bill then came up, and dts
cusscd al length Various amendments were passed
upon, the purchase Of the stages and making the
fare three cents, being the features adopted A
motion to rise and report progress carried at late
hor The bill h regarded posed of for the
Tie Cornell University bill finally passed by tho
Senate substantially as projected upon the basis OF
acres OF public lands from the United States.
In the Assembly Messrs Stuart and shepard strongly
opposed the Manhattan Gas bIll which supported by
Weed of Clinton ANGEL and others, and after much de
bate ordered to- third rcadins. The opposition was
spicy and persistent but will not succeed In defeating
the bill An amendment provides that nothing In the
/ act shall invalidato any existing contract.
y The second Avenue Railroad bill ordered 70 third
reading which will secure the extension OF the tracks Of
that rad 10 broadway at Chambers street. In front of
\ Stcwart 5 store The Third Avenue company will have
the privilege extended 10 them This will be by
way Of visitation and chastsement of the great dry
roois monopoly by the brethren of the ''gTdlron y
rhe very important measure the Pier and Warehouse
bin has been ordered to third reading in the Assem-
Abv In a manner which promises 10 passage THIS
thorzes the resuscitaOu OF six piers experimentay
ugon the plan OF those Of Harlem bridge,
aud for the construction on pillars such
] piers OF IRON warehouses, IKE the Union
berry houses The measure will make complete reyo.
dluon IN the conmGrcia usages 81 the harD0r Of New
York.
4 number Of candidates for Fire Commissioners are
here but have had encouragement from the Governor
lt understood he will send In again his former appoint
mcnts for tomorrow and that they will be confirmed at
the special executive session requested by his friends
The Tax Levy fepOred IN the senate TO day with
general change IN the bulk Of it's provisions and a
multitude OF clauses adding 10 Il and qualifying ia
Expenditures " did not contain the revolutionary clauses
Z relating the tax officers, but undertakes 10
transfer the street cleaning by way Of contract the
Comptroller and Recorder, who, with the Mayor are
dro ted to i've Il out in The shape of tantract
term of years. az i've hundred thousand dollars per
a year with dumping grOuHds, CrOton water, and
sali other usual facilities Charles DCyclns claim
= rear ior forty thousand dOlars With variety
Of SIMILAR rsh of tue stale and questionable nature
:, The Li has been entirely rcca and written with
,cuno variety OF siisn~c provisions which prcses
fat this late hour evidently with the purpose of escaping
N discuss ton u not obsoraton
\ Fragrant Breath aud penriy Teeth
q easily ataued and those who fa to avail hesoyos
III the means sltHd complain when accused cross nc.
= glec The sOzuDONr Will speedily eradicate The
foul breath beautyg aud preserving the teeth o. the old
y sst
"A sold hy all druggists