New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-18
ALBANY.

cpouNp RAuRoAD-THE MARKET COMMISSION
INCORPORATION BILLS.
~ ST1s6RsPu To riik rR'bVNh q
an proceedngs the Senate to-day was the discussion
ncn and massage Of the Tariff resolution, This resolu
No. was introduced by Mr. Williams time ago and
rled up last week, but the motion for its consideration
snet with 50 much opposition that was withdrawn 10
oav a ike motion was made, and several Senators al
tsnofcd 10 prevent its consideration, but Mr. Williams
pressed the matter and brought permanently before the
SENATE AS introduced originally the resolution Ieao
p,eoJ,e5 That our Senators be instructed and Repre-
sentative in Congress he required 20 use thCir pest eXe
lions 70 promote tlc passage oI q pl pV'l"s S''"''o
tariff ON wool.
In urging the adoption ot The resolution MI
Williams sad that it time our agricultural
fnteres,s should also be protected. Inc OPINION
~ras almost universal among the farmers that
thev too should share the benefits OK the
tariff Several Senators made motions to postpone the
Sesoution lay upon the table not on the ground That
they were frcerado men, hut they were afraid to face
te mnsc' on the subject OF protection. sharp debate
snung ND between Senators Sessions and Henry G. Muir
hv the former in favor Of the tariff and the latter gen
uraIly opposnc Senator Sessions Offered the following
amendment 10 usct after the word wool protection
70 American labor and manufactures" TO which
Mr. H. G. Murphy further added after interests agrcul-
taral manufacturing and commercial" Mr.WuianS theh
added to his original resolution after the word WOOL
"and articles that come in competition with domestic
products and manufactures" On the amendment OF
Eenaor Sessions no votes recorded IN the negative
Henry C. Murphy The vOte being taken, stepped
Into the aneIOom and did not answer resolution was
proposed 20 send the sergesntatArms after nm, but II
was lost Nj Murphy returned as the vote on the reSo
iutiOn as amended being taken and recorded tho
only negative vote given. The other Democrats present
Nsted with the Republicans.
The Christophcrst Railroad Hill, synopsis OF when
ysent you last week. presented IN the Senate to-day
The corporatos are as follows John r. Lockwood, Allen
4
Ward, Charles il. Phelps Samuel Il. White Angus
tus r BrainJId. james Wilson Batchtord, VIII
fam Vail r. X. Wilkinson, 4. Lcmolre Wills,
Eliphlet whitney, T.. b. Rand, James u BanueN
Thomas II. WihnOt, Samuel ?. B.c, H. Byron Andcr-
Hon Horace s. Clark Edward Feor, Daniel Rose, John
b. Gnlcsry, Robert II. Hamer Jesse C. Dayton Chah-
c.Jor H. Brooks NIyr0n l. Baldwin, Thomas J. Higgins.
Alexander Auchui.ht, = Dgrward Dreher. This road
connects with the most important ferries on the North
and East rivers and Broadway at several streets
Rtrong interests are at work in Us behalf
Senator White introduced hill proposing 20 establish
near the City Of Pougkcepc upon the site selected by
She Commissioners appointed 10 locate the Hudson River
Asylum foI the Insane, institution to be designated
pnd Known the Hudson River stGc Hospital for the
senator Lent introduced hin to permit the Citizens
Bayines Bank OF New York City TO receive larger sum
Senator Williams introduced n bin providing for tho
repeal OF Chan. S29 Of the Laws OF 1874 and all Others
In relation TO canal repairs Any contractor may on
sppAeaton 20 the Canal Commissioner in charge before
the August ensuing be released frO1 Nabuty on
any contract supcrntndenis for hc repair OF canals
to be appointed each year by The Canal Board 1t
monthly statements section under their charge, &C.
Mr.. Deyelin introduced bill providing for the apTo-
completion Of the High Service Water Works at Car.
evansville in the city Of York. The Controller Of
khe City may issue bonds for the purpose.
Mr.. Oakley introduced hin providing mat the cali.
be reduced TO OlG and the par value oil the shares
80 $50 each
The bin 10 incorporate the sing Sing Dry Dock Com
WIN n Robertson and 5. H. Johnson The capital stock
80 be $1,000
Ne first corpOraors Edw Haight, b. T. Metcafe, A. C.
rows J3s A. van Brnui Iesse L. Carluan ". T. Browne
Jno W. Combs, VIM. 7 Faruham, Charles II. Bass, Ed
power 10 guarantee the payment punctual performance
and collector OF lIGns,E noe Cl OF eAcn~nS'' con
The bill presented ny Mr. Oakley provides that the How
ard Transfer storage Company,~iu addition 10 the
other powers granted il, may transact me business Of
buying and selling petroleum, rock, other oils and Of
Mr.; BuTOwss bin % igcCP@ate the York Trans
Hopper j. > Fleming n A. Demulcs ana Henry
Sowerman COrpOratOrS. The Company may put IN
operation general express ior the tranferot passengers
city OF New Yorh and its vicinity
In Justice 10 the Judiciary Committee IL be
ssId authority that they ready try the OF
Charles q. Cornell those who signed
sbe petition against him ready 10 testify No has
appeared 20 yet and therefore the delay not 90 be
sAld at the door of the Committee.
The business Of the Assembly transacted IN hour
ard half to-day. Among notices Of bills introduced was
soe by Mr. Genet amend the charter Of your city
- abosh the Board Of Supervisors and give their power
70 Aldermen elected general ticket, who 70 have
Increased paw by Nj Blair, providing for election
April next for Aldermen ana Councinen take tbe
place OF the present Board; by Mr. sigcrson
70 increase the pay Of the Metropolitan Fire
Snen 5000; by Mr. Henson al Enc 10 abolish,
che fees or the Registers office OF NoYolk CITY and
enc by MT Beuymsu or the construction Of railroad
called the North and East River Railroad II provides for
abe construction Of arOad commencing TFfieth r..
en- the North River and running along 1higieh-st So
ReYenthave; then through Twen ysevcH ST. First ave
20 Twentythirdst; thence 10 East River; then along
twenty liirdstr Frstaye-, Twenty sixth ST., Ninth ave.
Twenty nlnthst, Eoyoutlavc. and then 10 Ihiuothst
and along that street 10 the place Of beginning.
Mr. Deylin introduced the bill called the Lower CaH.
foTna Company. 1t has oorporatOrs C. X. Garrison
~ r. Davis Leonard W. jerome, John 4. Griswold Ben
ianlin F. Butler August Belmont George wilkes David
Crawford, aud VIM g; Fargo The object " the Com
immigrants TO Lower California, the purchasing OF land
The EewYork City Underground Railroad war has
commenced IN earnest The principal fight is now for
che purpose of having The Railroad Committee, indorse
ehe various schemes. Before the senate Railroad Com
nttee on "wednesday the counsel u the Vandcnburgh
socatio, made argument in favor Of that road ana
today an argument was presented to the Assembly com
than ever before known IN Albany, backed with mint OF
money.
There has been strong opposition 70 the bin introduced
Il the Assembly some time ago by Mr. GIidley creating
pT gs at ,e s !bpp ~ w. unused LIE
te the principal opponent OF the bill IN It's present
sbs so deSxp Sy ONE 5 td ea on as
70 witt IL creates separate commission which
Public Works As the office Intended tobe made Is city
Pc and the point IS rot yet settled 70 whether the
keT Of law bnsi1e.,s esP Pe Tue mat
4ections given az 70 b anu IIS1 Slo 20 81.