New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

The Eight Hour bin was up in the Assembly THIS even
lng and passed by Of 73 10 Al In the Senate the
question Of compelling the Harlem Railroad TO tunnel
over ITS tracks on Fourthaye came up in Committee Oh
the Whole Two propositions to compel the Company 70
construct an arched tunnel voted down. ana ne DDl
reported by the Railroad Committee was ordered 70
simply compels them do what they are now required
by The ordinances OF your city TO do They are TO con-
eet above the road this wall Is TO be high, with
iron railing on the ParsIet Inc pg IN & prOGess s1tag
onistc to that suggested by the property holders VINO
The Governor tonight signed the bin granting $4,000
TO the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad -,
The bill establishing lega gazette passed % 1e ou
spoken opposition TO the bin wac on the part OF MI "a
conferred upon Messrs stont Johns and Davenport and
the impocy Of the State Legislature ID forcing NE lho
qsS9ned Tpls pili has been carried through
without that examination it should have received.
is strange @ mat many f OF =, tn0se noss
Of corruption The Sec York Transcript yet they favored
this bill which s but an infanne project OF the same
for legal advertising. Next year they will come here
asking Tor ali OF that which is given out 6y inc Corpora
thatt win concentrates all the legal advertisements
paper Grant it, but who will ever see the paperi There
Will w meet RSs &c the Of about as many people as s a
script does As Mr.. Jacobs suggested the legislature
that they be published in newspaper Of established cir
culaton and not In one intended to be originated Dy
the propretors There is hope that the senate win give
the bill thorough examination than the Assembly
did and that IL will condemn IL Immediately This body
struck the Soldiers Messenger Corps BILL monopoly
which in principle only the same as this one TO estapsh
MI Hoyts bin providing for the creation of Board,
who shall have the supervision OF all the places OF Puohc
Charities and Correction in the State passed by the
Assembly this morning The bill itself has already Deen
printed IN this correspondence ana TINS morning received
the appointing power, aud II the O becomes law IL
pretty he will appoint good and competent men
Thn Ion ISla
bridge from the upper part of New York TO Astoria, with
pier on Baswes leland Pas@fed @ the Assembly toaay o ~
complete the bridge inside Of five years
The Senate this morning passed bill entitled "An Act
extending the power and duties of the Commissioners OF
the Central Park" The Commissioners are 10 have the
power TO determine what streets in NewYork south of
Fourteenth-st are TO be wldened, Strengthened or i'm
proved but they are not TO commence ether OF te po
streets TO be affected thereby petition in favor Of IT, The
bill il more especially Intended provide for the opening
friends In Albany The original bill Intended that the
Commissioners should widen Annst whether the prop
ertyholders asked it but the Committee on
Municipal Affairs struck this section out AS the bill
stands now prohibits hereafter the construction OF any
The friends OF the Chri.topher-st Railroad bill, which
was vetoed Governor instead of trying TO pass t
over that veto have changed the original BILL so as TO
do away with the constitutional objections OF the Gov
ernor and Its amended shape have introduced IL III the
The Governor to-day nominated for Harbor Masters
John c. Adams OF Orange County in place OF jeremiah
Drew and Lewis +. Payne of Columbia County IN place
OF John A. Balm. ,,,, .,, l., - Az.
The Senate to-day passed tne Dill uollCcu III NY uiS
patches OF Monday, allowing to vote upon the
financial and business questions Of religious societies
The Senate in Executive Session to-day confirmed the
following
Noariss Public for Robert Prothero Arnold Renson
Edward Rugges Adoph Ran Jno Roberts
Schoned, Geo T. smith, Fred Sntn
Guido Schmidt Geo Stenbenner Otto Sehabe And
H. Sands Addison Smith winthrop Sargent arc W.
sper James Thomson H. Tuh james Thomson Wm L. lay
ior james Underh W. Whiting Thsd BWaieman Jno
n nsna Wells Williams, John Weber Helmsn sieRsT
Goodrich FAY, Jacob A. Gssenhainer Geo GreeqTAo o. VII
Iams Gleason Aus GiInder d. W. Gie Geo H. Hunt sanneI
House Jacob Iof Thomas HnwOod Dupesu st. Helm James a
rson W A. o. Hsgeman Ireland, Daniel lngeham Ji m A.
Jeney Tbos James Johnson Nathaniel JARVIS Jr 2as
Kessinan PhiP W. Hopper VIM Lsary g Edw Lender Ihos
NJ Lander Lathrop IT,, AG W Lowene John Lang Aer
Lamont Gu,taru Levy John Livingstone Thsoiers hes%ee
MaIIsby Joaa h. v Arnold Gabriel A. AnouI William Apssr
Pred T. Anlersop Samuel g. Adams, hilus Andns James
Irp.r Pr.Tcis NJ Bahe James Buck H. Brown John Baker
Joseph Bsshem Enoch Breed, Richard Bes%ish Addison
Rrorn Babcpk James Beecker Ch II. Boger BuTre j.
n Biauret James A. Connolly Thomas Campbell H. Carr
Andrew Comstoek VIM T. Chapman, CspM Chd George NJ
Cnss Daniel Dudley William H. DeaHp John r. Doyle, John j.
Dpp Vim O. Davies Thomas Eagan Lemue Evans and Seth M
tIr,tfye