The New York herald., 1867-04-05
THE STATE CAPITAL.



SPECIAL coaaesponmneE Or THE MaALn
.atw ALBANY, April a. 1867.
AVENUE RAILROAD
Dill was reached In the Assembly this morning, where IL
was promptly ordered to third reading Many OF your
readers who are Interested concerning this road may
Ike % know the details Of its route, which laid down
in the bl a. folows:Commencing ON avenue At the
northern extremity Of the same thence through and
along avenue Q TO Third street. tLenos through and
along Third street 70 Great Jons reel thence through
soc alons oress 1orvs treet 10 Amty street, thence
thfSHsh and along Amy street TO Sixth avenue thence
through and along Skin avenue carmine street, thence
through and along Carmino street Carkson street.
ence Though aud along Carkson street 10 Washington
Reade street, thence through and along Reade
70 West street, thence through and along West street
street to GSenwich street, thence through and along
Greenwich street to Barrow street, thence through and
and along Barrow street 70 West Fourth street,
thence through, upon and across West Fourth
street to West Washington place, thence through
and along West Washington place 70 Macdouga street.
thence through and along Macdsugal street to Waverey
place, thence through and along waverley place TO
Broadway, thence through upon ana across Broadway
TO Astor pacr thence through aud along place
along ST. Marks place Eighth street 10 First avenue
thence through and along First avenue 70 Seventh
street. thence through and along seventh street TO ave-
G, thence through to Tentstreet, thence
through and along Tenth street 10 the East river.
The project for bridge the East river, between
Main srect the BROOKLYN side and Chatham or Frank
the Assembly to-day where the bin was amended so as
require the completion OF the structure for public
by the first Of june 1870 when il was ordered 10 third
reading
bill passed the Senate this morning
PNEUMATIC DEsPArrH
The bin incorporating the company work pneumat
despatch New York tho cities OF BROOKLYN
and jersey City and between various points in the city
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The Senate also passed the bill providing Board OF
Commissioners Of Public Charities and Corrections for
the city OF Brooklyn, similar to the institution in New
York
ALBANY, April L11 p. ~
MARKETS
YORK.
Senator Thomas Murphy introduced bin y, night to
authorize the sale Of all the public markets in the city OF
New York. The preamble sets forth that in the judg-
OF the people Of the State Of New York. the present
public market system OF the city Of New York incom.
mcdious and expensive, and the public accommodation
would be greatly increased and the animal taxes OF that
city lessened and it's funded debt redwood all such
public markets sold and the proceeds thereof ap
piled 10 the payment Of the city debt and the business
OF keeping markets taken from the corporation Of
the said city It's provisions In brief follows
| James Brown, Benjamin W. Bonney and Isaac sher-
TO act with the Commissioners Of the City Sinking
Fund; the new Board 10 bs known as the Commits
soners for Selling the Public Markets in the City Of
New York. No Compensation n 70 b allowed the Com
may Ss appons.a sSs civ corpor.oo % Counsel q per-
form an legal duties for the Board. An inventory OF
of s . B1
shall be pubshed and the different stands and stalls
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three months.
/ NorAEs PUBLIC rox NEW YORK M
The following aomnatons OF the Governor were con
hrmed oy the Senate n the late Executive session =:
Robert Anderson Armour O. Anderson, John Adri
ance George w; Bogert, William A. Ballantine. Henry
NJ Bailey, JOHN Wm Bennett Peter Coutaas Robert p.
Duncan, W. Edwards, Jr, d. Graham. q. r. Hart, f.
Francis hyde, Fred N. Hill, archibald Hopkins, VIM.
1 H. H. Johnst on, George d. Kellogg Hale Kingsley.
Charles W. awrcnce, Albert McNuity, JE, y. Seaver
Page, Hiram " Stevens, Perry Smith, Thomas Sadler,
John j. Thoma sson, Alexander Than, VIM. H. Tweed,
1 yr, Thomas Veitch. WIN. J. Van Arsdale. Rein A.
i Wight Harry H. wooda
For Brockiys-Hcnry NJ Brkets VIM H Boughton,
i Oliver Cotter, VIM Hughes VIM j. Irwin, WIN La
monby, John Phillips Dominick Il. Roche Ludwig
| Semer, John L. Saal, David Teese and Nathan Bur-
| chard.
WeUcher>r O. say-.Wm. g. Barker, John b. romp-
| kns Joseph H. G. Bytho VIM Lockwood and Matthew
X. Couzens.
Roek'and coursy.-Jamss s. Harng, Of 0ranseburg,