New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

sred the esstsrly side 81 Broadway Ia Seventeenth
At ard alorg Broadway On the easteriy side TO tlity
uintb-st: thence along Broadway on the Westerly see
10 Seventeentk-s'; thence along on the westerly ana
souibery side q the Psrs in Union square IS iHI as
prsctcspe 70 the westerly eide OF brOacWay 10 foo
feenth-s and along EroadVs y on tAe westerly Size u
Battery place along 20 Ststest. on the westerly ara
souttery side II Wtxha-st; therce along as dnect
hne Practicable 20 the pace OF commencement 10
gether with the necessary s,arways approaches pat
forms and TO aid in the convenient gftss ana esfeSS
Of passengers
DUTIES OF TIE CANAL BOARD.
Mr. Hoyt introduced bill providing tnst 10 Super
inieudent Of Repairs sha pay higher rate Of con pen
sation TO any person under bis suP"rvl1n en- hyen
the canals than that allowed and liked BY tie Board
The Auditor Of the Department shall refuse paying
any claim founded the ueasuremen oil any engineer
unless tie same be sworn 10.
No Superintendent Of Repairs has any authority 70
contract FOR the purchase OK any tools, or materials
except on the certificate of the Board
The Canal Commissioners have 10 authority 10 ap
point any subordinate upon the canal whose appoint
ment is vested in the Board.
Two additional Inspectors and Measrrers Of lumber
and timber and Of then boats and eargoes. in the Cy
OF New York.
The locks on the literal canals shah not be rebuilt or
reconstructed lo1g the can be kept IN repair
above lOw-waer mars Hor then unless the plans are
approved Of by the Board.
APPEALS 10 STATE ASSESSORS.
Senator T. Cornell introduced bail providing that
whenever any railroad canal liable to taxation snail
extend into through snv city tosn, and the Con
many on ming the same shall be assessed amount
Which the directors thereof shall deem unjnst and IN
equal compared with the assessed value Of other prop
erty IN the vicinity appeal may De had TO the state
Assessors ard their decision shall be binding.
The State Assessors hereby directed 10 meet on
the first Tuesday in September each year. IN the City
Of Albany TO hear and decide on sgen appeals.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY AND PUBLICATION
HOUSE.
Senator Lent introduced bin 20 incorporate the
above Society for The promotion Of the cause OF total
abstinence from the OF intoxicating liquors anu Io
the publication Of books and tracts 10 asa IN TIE gon
work. Tie corJorators named are VIM L. Dodge. H.
5 Doty. /. ;. Sheffield John l. Porter, j. D. Mer"h'
r. q. PGTdee and others.
IFB INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Senator White introduced bill providing that IL
shall be the duty Of the Superintendent OF the Insurance
Department TO arrange the information received isOu,
tabular form and 10 prepare the same ior
printing IN his annual report to the Legsla-
ture. II shall also be the aGty OF ue ' MIKE
valuations OF al tie outstanding policies or additions
thereto unpaid dividends and all other obligations 81
every Lille Insurance Company dong business IN 'nv
STATE and for purpose Of such valuations tie rate OF
five per cent shall b. assumed and tie rate of moriay
az established by the English Life Table No LOT
males. varying in particular cases oil nsNd ives Ut
other special circumstances require moolneauoAs'
~ THE ASSEMBLY.
COMMISSIONERS OF wHARvFs
Mr.. Anderson introduced bill providing
that there shall he in the City OF ew.fork 10 ~
entitled the Board OF Commissioners OF ha'es' Ilels
10 he elected 10 hold Office for Two years. lhree o
sucn Commissioners shall b. elected by tge nemoefs
Of the Chember OF Commerce and two others W ,se
Board Of Underwriters. The once OF Iapthh u t"e
Port Is 10 be- abolished.
SUSPENSION RAILROAD IN BROADWAY
Mr.. Buckmsn introduced a bill naming as .oIpoIn-
tors of the above proposed francis H. IluI,'
Henry j. Winer Henry ID. Dapangb MARGINS u.
Moore Henry w. johnson, Samuel Bromoerg Benn
min f. Metealfe G. G.. Gunther John Mcdonnell John
c. Smith, e. X Phelps, Ii. Is. Hewitt and George
Roberts
Ths Company are authorized TO construct and operate
suspension railroad. with four tracks along the 10Y
lowing route: Commencing in Whitehalst, near BAT
terry along Broadway TO Central Park stld ROAD sAl
be designated ss the Broadway Cable Road
GAZE OF SICK AND ISFTRM PASSENGERS. .
Mr. Tucker introduced bill providing mat u shaii
be the duty ~ all captains owners agents ard con
sicnees Of all ships or vessels arriving at the port OF
New.York having as passenger any ldlot' uedl
dumb blind MANNED infrm, sick. or INDECENT person
90 years Of age to provide for the care OF ucn
person or persons the the expense OF the owners OF
agents of the vessel
LEXINGTON AVENUE RAILROAD.
Mr. Freer introduced bill providing for the con;
struction Of railroad IN the ioaownx Sues s
ST. near Fifth-ave along 10 Lex'ngton-ave, to Gram
mercy square, to Irving place, TO tourteenthst., 70
niece 10 Great Jones st. across Broadway to Amity-st
10 Mercerst 10 Laurens ST. 10 Canal a., 70 laurehs
st. 10 Mercer-st also along Sprng'st 10 "esasc 10
Hoboken Ferry; also TO Lexinc ton-ave 10 lhlrty
fourth.s to the Ferry also FROM Lafayette place to
Astor place to Broadway; also from Sixty ffh ST. TO
Lexingtonaye. northery, as said sVenu, Is opete9,
The eorporators named are II. H. Cudlipp, Jos. NILS
G. H. Bede S. NJ. Spencer. u. Miller Jas Rlchiord
Jno Fox, d. b. Dryer. Benz Houtweil and Others
IN RELATION TO BRIBERY.
Mr. pomeroy Introduced a bill providing that any
person offering bride to any official OF the State for
The purpose Of gaining his Influence to any measure
may be punished by fine not to exceed so00o or ten
years Imprisonment, in the discretion OF the Court
STEAM BOILERS IN THE STATE.
Mr. Wilbur introduced bill providing that the Gov
ernor shall appoint a suitable person TO be lnspeetorn
each Congressional District as Deputy Inspector,
whose duty il shall be to inspect the steam boilers In
such districts. They all to hold office for two years.