New-York tribune., 1867-03-23
ALBANY.


THE wHARvEs AND PIERS BILL PASSED IN IN
sEYArE-THE EXTENSION OF THE EXCISE LAW
TO THE sTArR-REPoRT OF THE FERRY NvEsTr-
eating coMMITTEE-THE EIGHT HOUR BILL Or
pERED TO THE THIRD READING-THE CONFER
EHCE on THE CONVENTION BILL.
IHs rRIsuSE
ALBANY, Friday March %, 1867.
In the Senate this morning the Wharyes and Piers
bin was passed. only two Senators, Sutherland andCham
bers recording their vote against it. There nave Oeen
only few changes the bill printed in THE TRIBUNE
The principal feature amendment that the caha
boats are rot TO pay the charges now eNaetea e
except they are moored 10 the wharyes or piers. ~
Senator sutherland passed the bill incorporating the
main features Of the Metropolitan Excise law INTO t,e
law OF 1857 and extending its provisions over inc whoe
state. The amended law requires all persons who sell ae
or beer 10 have license, and makes II .H
law The Commissioners are allowed TO employ counsel
10 prosecute for violation OF the law and person can
of wife husband parent child, The present Sunday
clause OF the Metropolitan Excise law is applied to the
The Assembly Committee Cities to-day reported "a
yorably the iii! regulating the storage OF comDusube
materials IN buildings in NewYork. The same Commit
have to like conclusion on the bill establishing
Mr.. Ready introduced bill to incorporate the Elghty
TSdmas Sn s,rget pap %am Simpson, james NJ jarvis
James 0Kane, Fred Grote, John Oshanghnessy, Jae5
runs through Fifaye corner Of Eighty-sixtst along
the latter to Thrdaye., to Fify-seyenthst to Lex
Bewery to BetcSer, Elizabeth Canal, Mulberry,
to Chatiam,st, to Pearl William, Maiden-ane, Pearl
lIam,st. to North william Chatham-st to Mott, Houston
to the BOwery. to T%snty-thrdst to hsxngSnl "
Fifty-nntf-st Also commencinga Sixty fonrthst along
Lexngtonaye to TTentyrSts TO r1Idst Tnirde to u 10
rens, Canal West Broadway, Murray or Park Row 70
Broadway MTrray farf 70 faef EiSs 10 to- PhrdSy to
Twenty eeconds, TO Lexingtonavc, 10 SXty-iourthst
with all necessary turnouts, WORKING aceoni'n'o''
Mr. Oakley has introduced bill providing that the
under the direction OF the Governor
sbSI canse dpoma TO be engraved with suitable ana
patriotic designs and legends and to CONFER the sae 10
an honorable testimonial upon all the soldiers OF saiors
OF the State Of NewYork, and appropratng sZ'V0olof
carrying ont the provisions OF the proposed act %
grain % and the market stands IN New York, provides
that all grain and cereals shall hereafter be sold by
articles are prohibited from erecting any booth or se9
in the City OF all such buildings being declared
tuPpnins and grtabes sold bothn NewYork and Brook
lyn shall be sold by count or weight .,,,.o, % g.,
yesgate the affairs of the Ferries in the Metr0poan
District favors allowing the Metropolitan Police Coms
in the District also, the appointment Of sqPsar spc
faI control Of all the ferries plying the District direct
TO the SIZE character, and number Oh D0s
frequency Of trips examine ottcers the nr"yding
life Saving saving apparatus for each boat, &C. &c.
Tba usioTjfy reuort from the Committee favors
nacnS he Ferries under the authority Of the Metropo
ttan Board OF Police Commissioners Any person In.eI
fering with the Commissioners In the performance ol %
duties Iesgned 10 DE imposed them by the act snail
be deemed guilty Of msdeneanor, ana may DC puhsheo
by fine &c. o,;zo a.,
elevated railroad in Broadway, naming m as frst l, cor
norafors OF the proposed road William H. Nliuahlsi
Jarvis Whitman l. s. Lawrence William q. Mitgan, A
= Foster v w. Smith, Vincent Clark, and others.
The proposed road commences at South Ferry, near
foot of WhitehalLst, along the BOwling-green 10
broadway to Uuonguare, along through the PARK 70
Rroadway: thence SlXthave, TO Fiftyninthst east
erIy To Ffftave and westerly 10 Eightlaye near Hr
lem River and such street may De necessary %
unite AZ or Harlem the road on said flItn a,I
Eghthaye the road tO bc constructed according 10 he
plan of WIN. H. Williams. ......
nThe Assembly to night ordered to third feaahs'"
vote OF 90 90 "a the ightfIour b The Conference
Committees on the Convention bill, appointed to-day by
both Houses agreed upon the Senatorial plan %
delegates and omitted the negro suffrage clause IL y
| thought this Will be acceptable TO both Houses
| APPOINTMENT OF NOTARY PUBIICs FOR KINGS CoUNY
The following nominations Of the Governor for Notary
| Publics were confirmed by the Senate Wednesday: