New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
.ble site for the erection Of an asylum above When

able site for the erection Of asylum AZ above When
they have secured suitable Site either by purchase or
otherwise at sum not to exceed the Treasurer
shall pay the amount. The site must contain 2U acres
of land and after the erection thereon OF Duidngs
the institution Is to be conducted In manner similar
to the Utica Lunatio Asylum. The buildings &C., 10
be erected must not cost more than $3.50. 900
ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION OF THE POET OF SEw-iohk:
Mr. Stiles introduced bill naming as Corporators OF
the proposed association, Robert H. Spears u II. bai
hor, WIN Boyde. X. Z. Campbell: WIN. Johnston.
Jacob Madden and VIM. II. II. Hooker.
The object OF the association is for the Improvement
Of the members in the science of steam engineering
CHRIsTOPHER-sT. RAILROAD.
Mr.. Tracy introduced bill providing for the con,
struction of railroad through certain streets named
below and mentions first corporators: Robert John
son, John Englis. Geo Terry, Thos W Francis JAS.
McCabe, Edw. II. Gouge and Henry Wech. o,,
The route proposed at the foot Of Chris.
tophcr.st North River, along to Ninth'st. to Stuy'
vesant st. to East Tenth, TO East River; thence re-
turning by East Tenth to West Tenth ST. to West'st
to Chistcpherst Also commencing at foot OF Thirty
fourth.st, along to Ninthaye. to Twenty,sixth'st'
along Twentysixthst to Frstaye.. to Thlrty.iourth
St. to East River and FIstave TO s os be
ginning Also from foot Of One Ihirtetn
st.. North River, to Manhattanst, to One'Hundred'
and Twentieth-st. to Harlem River.
HORSE RAILROAD IN SPRING AND OTHER STREETS.
Mr. ODonohue introduced bill naming as corpo'
rators Zadock Pratt Gregory Satterlee, y: W. Green
A. J. Campbell Edwin Muller Thomas Ryan, MT, .;
Skdmore and many others The route OF the PROPOSED
road commences at the eastery crossing OF
st. ard Lexington along the former to the avenue
to Grammercy Park to Ilving'pace TO
Wercer.st. to West st., to Battery place Also
from foot Of Forty .secondst North River. to
Eleventh.ave. to Twenty nintb'st. to Ninthaye. 70
Hudson ST. to Broome.st to Bowery, to Chatham's to
Nassau to Broad. to South to the South feriy' ALSO
from Bowery along Bayard.stt to Markets. 10 oculn,
to Wall st. Ferry Also from Forty sscohasa 70
Eleyenthaye.. along Forty-second to Second.ave 10
Thiryfourthst to Ferry Also from Twenty 81.
and Eeventh-sve, along the former to the Ferry at
Twenty .second.st Also along First-aye.. to Four
, In Tentl.aye. TO Twenty tlird.St Also
from Avenue to Pittst.. to Division to Chatham to
Chambers, to Washington. to Courtandst. Ferry.
MANHATTAN wAREHoUsING ELEVATOR COMPANY.
Mr.. Stevensons bill Incorporating this company.
names Geo Wade Daniel Jackson. james Condie A.
p Belmre Noah Chds and George Moore. The OBJ
ct Of the company is for the erection and
of elevators. &o., in the port OF New-fork Inc cap
tai stock Is 100000
ELEVATED RAILWAY IN NEw-YoRK.
Mr.. Brandreth introduced bill naming as corpora
tors Jacob Suydsm, A. r. Viene Robert 5. Hart
elah Brown and Charles Packer. The route proposed
commences at South Ferry, along Whitehali-st. e
broadway running along the Inter on the east siGe
Central Park and return by western side Of Broadway
to Bowling Green.
said road to be over 10 and not more than Is fee
above the sidewalks, supported by iron columns no
more than 20 feet apart.
CoURrLANDr AND DEY-sTs RAILROAD.
Mr. Tracy introduced bill to construct railroad II
certain streets in New. York CITY ana naming as cor
, Waterbury G. Gibson. A. w. Russell, Henry Smith
and John Remington
|, Tho route proposed Is IRON iOpt vi os
North River along across Broadway into Maiden lane
to Southst, to Burlingslip to John-st, 70 Deyst e
West.st; also from foot OF Duanest, Norm kVei
nlong West to Cbambersst.. to New Chambers-st. Il
James.sp to the East River to South.st, TO Roose
Welt st. 70 South.st James.slip to New Chambers-st.
Ito Duane-st., to North River.
Syw.yoRK TRANSPORTATION AND TRANSIT CON
PANY.
Mr. Buckmans bill names as corporators William
Tucker George ID. W. Mcclellan. Anthony DeNeyall
C. L. d. Mcdonald, and William L. Miller. The OBJ
feet is for the transportation OF goods and passenger
10 aud from any point in NewYork at rate not t1
8 exceed % cents per mile.
! PERMANENT QUARANTINE AT NETWORK.
Mr. Littlejohn. from the Committee. made report
day providing that the Governor shall appoint three
citizens Of this State In conjunction with th
Mayors Of New York and Brooklyn TO act as Boar'
of Commissioners, to superintend the erection ant
fitting up OF buildings for u permanent Quarantine
The buildings to DO elected the west bank In tn
lower bay Of Now.York.
, After the plans and specifications have been sub
mited 20 aud accepted BY the Governor proposals ar
: 10 be invited for the election OF them.