New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
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FROM ALBANY.
FROM Oar Special Correspondent.

ALpANY. April q, 1860.
PROGRESS OF BUSINESS.
At O'Clock yesterday the remains OF the late
President after lying in state for about twelve hour
and being viewed by immense throng of visitors,
all grave and orderly in their Edemeanor and many Of
them deeply affeo.ed removed from the Assembly
Chamber snd taken the train which to bear them
Westward. The desks and seats which had been re-
moved were at once brought back. and the Chamber
placed in condition for business. The Assembly met
ct a. but held short session only The Senate bad
potracted over the city tax levy. To-day bust
ness has made rapid progress, the members looking
eagerly forward 10 au adjournment this week.
LiXISGToN-AvESUE RAILROAD.
This bill was taken up in the Assembly 20 day in Com
mttee OF the Whole. by Of those singular trsns-
formations which take place in railroad bills in the As
semby this year the original route entirely strick
out. snd entirely different one substituted The
name then very properly changed 10 that of
Hunters Point and HobOken Ferry Railroad" TO cor
respond with the route end the bin as amended
ordered 10 third reading. The Assembly would ap-
pear have forgotten TO change the names of the In
cOrporatOrs at tho same time but that be done
The third reading.
The following ia the essential part Of the bill as it
now stands;
William Perins, George II, blanchard, ;. r wyssn,
law Construct and operate a rsi rosd commencing Hun
sr Poir, Ferry through Thirty fourhs. 70 Secondave,
Sonrthsye down Fo9h.ave 70 Fishh.' across Eighth
o. to Mercer down Mercer to Csnas, down Csnsl-st to
HoSoIsn Ferry ny ~ish double track together with tie
sy conneciiOn' siding 'urnout switches nd branches 10,
the proper working accommodation Of said railroad on 'sd
Az it has got to go to the Senate there to be
but a very faint chance for the passage of the BILL
REGISTRY BILL.
The Registry bin heh has already passed the Senate
and appeared in The TRIBUNE was this morning or.
dered to third reading in the Assembly.
CITY RAILROADS
The Undereround Railroad bill passed the Assembly
this morning. Mr.. BrandIeth moved to amend So
that the oorporaors shall be obliged TO build the road
without opening Broadway On the surface.
Mr. Van Buren, said that this would prevent the road
rom being built at all. he said that only small por-
on Of the street would be taken up at any one time
while that would be done without interfering with the
passage OF carriages AS for the gas and water pipes
the bill placed that matter in the hands Of the CIoton
Water Commissioners. Mr.. Van Buren, spoke warmly
in favor OF the bill claiming that it wOnld be great
boon to the public.
The bin passed-s9 to H. 1t has already passed the
Senate
RESOLUTION OF ADJOURNMENT.
At the hour Of this afternoon The Assembly
was engaged il discussing resolution TO adjourn sine
die tomorrow.
CITY TAX LEVY.
An intellectual effort was made in the Senate last
evening to incorporate in the tax levy bin the provisions
Of the Assembly bill changing the Tax Commissioners
in New York 1t his not unlikely to he tried again this
evening wlep the bill viii be again special order.