New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
Work Before the Legislature.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Pierson introduced bill providing that
I. shall DO lawful for the New.YQrk Central Railroad
Company instead Of the fires which said Company Is
now Authorized TO collect for carrying passengers on
train for which the rate of speed 20 miles less but
less than 10 miles an hour two cents per mei ior
carrying any passenger and his baggage on tram ior
which the average speed is Is miles hour or less out
not less han % miles 81 cents per ne for CARRYING
any passer train for which the average speeu
regulated at 30 miles or over an hour fhree cents per
Section provides u.-. " shall bs tbs duty OF the
con pany to run one passenger train tor vhich tho
average rate Of speed Is between l6 and 20 miles per
hour and the fare two cents per MILE a. provided In
first section. every day but Sunday. each way over
every part Of the road. The passenger cars ~ said
train shall be constructed In regard TO the safety and
comfort OF passengers. in the same manner with those
now generally used the roads Of the company. and
such train stall no, pass any regular station without
stopping 60 receive and discharge passengers.
II shall be the duty Of said Company to carry the
freight offered to 1t from this State with "a much dis
patch rs possible aud no discrimination shall be made
] In favor OF freight from other States.
/ THIS act shall take effect Immediately.
A similar bill was introduced In the Assembly.
YOUNG MEMS CHnlsriAS ASSOCIATION
Senator Lent introduced bill naming first corpo'
rator, Of Ills Society. VIM. +. Dodge IT,. VIM; II.
nrown II b NeEar.ev Veranus Morse Jas Ii. Fry.
Jacob +. wyckoG and Cephas BraInerG'
The object OF the association Is for the Improvements
Of the spiritual mental and social condition OF the
young men
sEw-YoEK SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
The METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Mr. Thomas Murphy introduced biil providing that
all persons now associated In the society named In the
title Of this act hereby constituted body corporate
for the purpose Of promoting Sunday schools and mis-
si0ns IN the city Of New.iork
They may hold real estate 10 the amount OF $50 0O0
LExfSGToS-AvE. RAILROAD.
Senator Sutherland introduced a bill 10 incorporate
the above Company aud names as corporators Reuben
H. Cudlip Joseph Mills. George Ii. Bede, James H.
Turre George Wright Samuel 4. Jacobs Daniel Nil.
Ter, George w. Ball, David Il. Downing. Alexander
McGaire' Aonzo Dradner. VIM. II. Storm AND + G.
Baker The route proposed commences at sixty fth-st
near Fifth-ave. along the former street to licking
ton.ave 10 Gramercy.sguare 10 Irving place,
TO Fourteenth st.. to fourthave.. to Eighth
s. and As'or, place to tafsyeiie'p.ace; Nd to
ST.. and Amty IT. TO Laurens.st along Mercer TO
Laurensst TO Canalst, along from Laurens TO Mercer
ST.. TO and along spIingst. to Wcst-st to lloboken
Ferry. Also from Lexingtonave. at Thirty fourthst.
to Thirty fourth-s Ferry; also from Lafayette place
to Astor-ploce to Broadway also from Sixth fifthst.
and LeIngton,aye;. along, the avenue. whenever 1t
shall be opened and graded.
Amending tho act in relation to the Croton Acquc.
duct.
Senator C. c. Cornell introduced bill providing for
the amending Of the laws 30 as to establish the
grade OF Eighth.ave.. between Fify.ninthst. and
Northumberland. nineteenth. st. rs follows: Com
mencing at an elevation OF 10 II. inches above
the high water line at tho point whore the center
line of the Eighth.aye. and continuing thence
along the center line Of tho avenue. on level line
to the intersection Of the center line Of Sxtyifth.st
thence straight line to the intersection OF Sixty
ninth at such rate of ascent TO intesect the same
at an elevation Of ~ feet above the hghwater lne
thence level TO inters.ct Seventy seyenhst, &c.
&C. The Commissioners OF Central Park shall proceed
Immediately TO regulate the grade Of the avenue be-
tween Seventy seventh and Eighty frststs. In con
formity with this act
ToMPKIss SQUARE.
Senator Thomas Murphy introduced bill pro-
vlding for allowing the use Of Tompkinssqu in
the City OF York, as public battle-ground Tor
the National Guard Of the State.
EOTARIEs PUBLIC.
Senator Thomas Murphy introduced o bill providing
for the appointment Of 100 additional Hotaries Public
for the City OF New. York
TREASURY SECURITY COMPANY.
Senator Thomas Murphy's bill names as corporators
Of this Company. Chas C. Clark. Henry 5. Banks and
Arch. g. Longstreet The object OF the Company Is |
70 keep vauabes secure from fires, burglars mobs and
riots.
The capital stock to be t25o.oOo.
AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
=. Senator Andrews introduced bill naming as first
D.. Charles A. Budd, NJ D.. and Cyrus Ramsey II. ID.
The object Of the Association is to promote the truths
relation to the cause diagnosis prognoss and other
'f epidemics and other diseases. and for promoting
medical science and instruction.
IN ASSEMBLY.
BROADWAY AND LEXISGTON-AvE. ROAD.
Mr.. Tracy introduced bill naming as cor.
poratos James Murphy. ]. j. j. Bradburn, Caldwell Is.
Benson, John 3. Hunt, j. l.. Treat. L. Rodgers and
The South Ferry and extends along Whitehall.st
ns Green and along u BGFFosdw"y to to Union.
GIass anG through dourtna's TO Iwentyshras
opened and graded with branches through Fifty ninth
md st. 10 the Central Park on broadway
so, from Bowling Green along Broadway to State and
" hitehall-sts., TO the South Ferry.
The Company may connect their tract with the Sew.
nth-ave. Railroad at the west side Of Unon-square
HUDSON RIVER HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
Mr.. Palmer introduced bill providing that the Gov.
rnor shall appoint three commissioners " select suit