New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
ALBANY.

THE NIAGARA SHIP CANAL ELL PASSED THE SENATE
ytNcS COUNTY BOARD or PUBLIC ChAHIIES-Ihh
AvpvI.E G RAILROAD BILL AND EAST RIVER BRIDGE
mr. ORDERED TO THE THIRD RBADING-TIE APPOINT
yRNT OF TAX COMMISSIONERS
or TBLEGEAFH TO IHK TKiBUNE -
ALBANY Thursday, April 4, 1861
Y4zr, Cornell introduced into the Senate tonight
bill punishing as misdemeanor any employe oi
ielepraph company who diyulges the contents OF
tslegraphic message, OF any person who conniveS
with such employ6 to find out the contents OF any
message without the consent Of the person VINO
sends it. The bill enlarging the locks on the ERE
Canal was ordered to a third reading in the Assembly
An effort was made in the same body 10 recoiinn''
fhe wharves and piers bill to the Conlhltleo oii
Commerce and Navigation, with view oil kllIlng IT,
lint il failed: Yeas 8S; Nays 4S. Many RepuDIcanS
who have exerted their influence to burden tne
State with stn greater taxation. Yoted 10 so Ieler
This measure which will be of greater Denelt 10 tue
bommerce of NewYoTk and the world, than all the
canal and railroad bills which have been Drought
before the Legislature this Winter.
The Senate this morning passed the bill giving the
consent of the State TO the General Government to
construct a shp-canal around Niagara Falls; also,
the hill creating department of charities and cor
,actions for the County of Kings This department
is To be governed by four commissioners 10 De APP
no;nted bV the Board of Supervisors of the county.
One member is to hold office for two years one Tor
four wears one for six years for eight years Ihey
are to have charge of all the places OF correction anu
mat their inmates are of as little expense 10 the people as
possible The bill is important one, and mas Dee9
Kings The original bin provided that the GOverhors
should have the appointing power Su e m jD fSis
Inc Senate would defeat the whole bill
The sons Of the Assembly opened this morning
NV the hrd reading of bills but after several had thus
been disposed OF resolved itself into Committee
of the whole on the bill authorizing the construction of
G..
The bill ordered 10 a third reading WITHOUT any
amendments being proposed The following Is 'he route
Commencing on Avenue C. at the northern extremity Of
the same thence through and along Avenue TO lnIe
st thence through and along Thrdst to Great Jones ST.
thence through and along Great JoneS-st TO Aty 81;
thence through and along Amy-s to sXthave; Ihenee
through and along Sixth-ave. to Carmne-st' thehce
through and along Carmine-st to ClarkSol,st; teHte
through and along Clarksoh-SI 10 Mashins G
thence through and along Wasmngt0n-St. TO
Readest; thence through ana along along kSadc5'' 70 70
Chambersst; thence through and along ChamDerss 10
s 70 BaTowst thence thrOu gh and along Barrowst to
West FOurthst thence through upon, anu across MeS
and along West WaShngtOnplace 70 Maed0ngaISt;
thence through and along Macdouga,st to W9yerE
way; thence through, upon, and across Broadway 10 As
forpace thence through and along Astor,pace to st
st. Mark splace Tor Eiglth-stJ to Firsavei thence
Through and along FTs3Ee 10 seSeeG Sene j. tbenCs
khrough and along Avenue to Tenthst thence through
double track Of iron rail- of not less weight than -
pounds to the nea yard together with all the necessary
connections turnOuts switches and appnrtenanees 1Or
tho proper working and accommodation OF the road on
The rate Of fare to be charged is five cents.
me bil for a bridge between Nsw-IoIk and Brooklyn
was ordered to third reading in the Assembly t9is
shape il was when sent from the Senate.
Albany is more crowded now than at any time during
the session Your Common Council SUPERVISORS street,
and Finance departments are all represented The Tax
tety comes up hext year. and as it contains many rich
Jobs it would be unnatural if these men who live by that
Kind OF business, were not mere. go,
BY resolution introduced by Mr. Gridley the bill re-
Organizing the Tax Commissioners Department OF your
city was referred 70 the Committee ON Cities with III
etructiOns to report complete, and they having done So
the bin IS now ready for third reading The Governor
Is to appoint three Commissioners to hold office for five
Cease Immediately upon the passage OF this act.
Tho Governor has signed the bill consolidating the
Saratoga and Whitehall Railroad Companies and they
k1ll henCeforth be managed by one cOrporaon under
The following nominations OF N0taiics Public for New
GOrk made by the Governor were confirmed by the
Amour c. Anderson, John Adriancc George w BOgert,
Mm a. Ballanne Henry l NJ Bailey J1dn W9 Bennett'
Graham, G.. j. Hart c. Francis Hyde. Fred NJ Hin.
logg Hale Kingsley, Charles W Lawrence, Albert Nc
Nulty jr., ]. seayer Page Hiram NJ stevens, Perry C.
Smith. Thomas Sadler John J. ThOmassOn, Alex. Thau,
WIN. NJ. Tweed IT,, Thomas Yetch, Wm j. Van Arsdale,
Rein A. Wight, Henry II. Woods.
For Brooklyn Henry NJ. BIrkett, Wm. H. BOuglton,
Oliver COtteT, VIM. Hughes VIM. j. Irwin Vim. Lamonhy,
John Phillips. Demnick H. Roche, Ludwig Semlcr John
,westchester County: VIM; II. Barker John B. Tomp-
Kns Joseph H. G. Blythe, VIM Lockwood Matthew h.
COwgaeS.
-SROcklfnd County: James 6. Haring Of Orangeburg,
and HOratO G.. PTal Of NYack.
M. FOlger has introduced bill providing, that in all
Bases in which persons have discovered mine and be-
O0ae entitled to werk the pursuant TO title H. chap
Of the Revised Statutes. and have formed company
10 work the same may IL they find it necessary enter
the lands of other for the purpose OF cOntnu
aug the working Of such mines, by pettOning the
Ekpreme Court of the state setting forth the facts
RiOh they claim such right and the which pre-
Fent their entering upon the land necessary for mining
operations This Court may appoint three dsnterested
IN apniup md
OF ground taken, &c, &C. to the Court whose decision
will be final