New-York tribune., 1867-03-11


o,no.,,,o,l,0 1ill for the safe construction
8" o,oort of railroads was up IN the CommiV
- ,ba Whole of the Senate yesterday hloIiline'
IN t;n aptborizes the Governor TO appoint HNo
Coaom;ssopers by and with the advice anu coiS.n'
, Snote three members of the Board TO cohsl-
suts n quorum. Ihe CSmgssioIeIs 70 Pe G9ate.a
with the persoual duty of inspecting the raino"'"
loos, once in each year, and make written IePoit
beIsSg ]! case sSpMjss;Sss1sssIE ~, sr,, y N
GS portion OF q railroad is de1ccuNe u
shall cause written notice TO he gwen " 'ne oon
pany, and direct proper repairs TO oe nasei Il ,ES
oomrany shall neglect TO act i sE0ll sc liable 10
penalty of 800 for each dav alIing which the neg
lect continues. P. the company may appeal 10
tie md. which shall have power 10 sos''l"
or reverse the decision Of the CommisslOncIS I
Saer Che massage of this act, no road shail oc
,,cnc1 to tLe public, without celIilio"'o y. "
az Roarl that il is in good condition Upon Pou
,ion that any Company is employing N poipe
tntemreratc persons COMMISSIONER si'''i az b ,ar
the W. 1nrany o NE liable fine OF 81 GOO iOr
eyeTy failure to comply ntel oN';y y I'LL occtr
casually the Company on "u"o0 un;Ssiouer withir "a
,hol rcpoIt the same 10 CohlIllssloii - 80
IonTs and he shall examine INTO Tue .alces
of tLe same The Commissioners 10 IJVeN' S'i"iS "L
tl NO. eXnenses of the Board, shall .e Assessed upon
tbe several railroad companies ot the otale, Inc
bnoLs cf the corporations 10 DO 0ren 10 eNaIhatOh
- tho Commissioners. Each Company c0lstFuclnS
oy yI @ lime cf Tsilreaa where lsG parallel line exists
nYithin distance of II phhes TO receive from me
"as,,rv ot the State the of 5000 provided IT
shall have a Certificate ~ the COMMISSIONERS u''O
the same IS night and necessary. ,o Iottor soctiou
Seuator Humphrey tltd not IKE the IaIiet Se'tpn p
c;vinT ~ COO mile &c certain new railroads. ana ne
made motion 10 strike II out senator - i,ost It
Opposst this and made speech IN 1aNOr OF thG , 9t"ro
laantinC aid TO these roads when necessary Be1Ole
6e concluded the Committee rose ana teiol'eo fl0
The Assembly did good days work yesterday m m
Ar fo,r LoI,s If WAS in session. large number oI
reports wfS maui III s ~ N, fcdrced OF the latter the two
,noet important TO authorize tit a Raniei
iMc 1a1S1pa CSS sotce " samuel Pike 5om Mcbride David
con James h. Taylor, Henry K ReMsue' 'Vn n scbaicS
rbSser II Arthur, Charles Hoffman, ara td Aoctld'i is io
pTosRSy from the Battery thence S to
Fourt-ave. and up Foulih 10 iTe' and thence
TO sixynhhst or siaelna' ds1 for a4S tSer trScEs
70 FonItesutfst to the North River, thence through
also nom their tracks in Is fbe N North River
ihenee through and along Eleventh or Twenlh@ave ave 10
rweniS g 9Tes SiItoSxe rom rom sxtylst nortlery,
81 the said avenue shall be opened and graded ana also
iSrongh and along Seventyninthst and Ninety sxthst
ne eIS Sae =" SsEnng to any part south Twenty third
vt sha be three cents. TWO cents ~ ~ 1
:ss sSsrgea SsnG aS0Is Sf 'a he p0 City tie cry
~ f' EewDYork at The end Of each fiscal year
i've per cent OF the earnings in heu OF tax upon
Ihe ears property TGs other Wns MI mas lTI Thomas Has
iaek 4 " BOVINE, Fred. W. Loew, Pat OHanloil Jon,
W A.
Kiiher Joseph A. Herman, James Butler, Jos A. Irow'
bridge james ID. Walsh James MeFariad :; NeaNfr' NJ
Wyede Thomas Taylor Jo6n Haight sidney A. stevens
hmerS pa5Esf % oot SSa OF Wntehas along to Bcadwas
along Broadway TO Fifthave 10 Harlem klIer that
be Committee on Railroads have reported isESra
Iy on the m peIeisng ba, 5e T crSt S mile II was urged
persistenty the Committee that no oiheI T9aa ~ oe
trsce 10 the Tae y p6 a be instance Of Mr. Deyln
The AsSemPly sen by & So % o The COMMITTEE Of
Ihe Whole bill which bad gone successfully through inc
,njitee of the Whole and was awaiting third reading
The hin IS entitled "Au Act TO prevent DISTRACTIONS on
the Wharyes aud piers in the port OF New1 9Lk ana IL
gives the pswer TO remove al oestncSns % to the Sspan
officers. The opponents OF ne measure say s inSFeas5
me shows it will not give any officer 200 more than he
ShsryeS and not ont Of the State. The benefit which
win be derived by the merchants OF NeSI0rE Is est
mated a. 100000 year by the passage OF tins Dl
timlar one TO this went through tho Computes last 1
0ther for want Of time II has received more scrutiny M IA
the two Committees through WHICH 81 passed ms season
ton TO send il there was nothing more nor less thah
The further hearing citizens favorable 10 the
b requiring the Harlem Railroad 10 arch over ts tan
Wednesday morning al O'Clock The citizens seem de
feI1nned fight tins Oftefeated bill through this scs
sOn. Chauneey Depew esq, VIII represent the Harlem
road before the Committee. 49,,
The NewYOrk and Brooklyn Bridge bill was reported
,oraby yesTelIHy " @ 5e AssS9 ~ I @ addd Sd
S1ues Inc onoMng etLsis i @ & Ol I & oa se T I4
Myers. William W. Wood, T. b. Cornell PornerOy r
Dickinson. and John VI Combs An eDdment has been
inserted requiring the completion Of the bridge by the
ef June, With these two exceptions, the bill
stands it passed the senate.
Mr. woltmau introduced a i directing officers Of the
sfierOpOtan District To allow innkeepers grace OF tea
aaes after "a o'clock at night for the closing OF their
bin TO incorporate Real Estate Exchange in New
1ork cry haes s' e2poatos r mos o H. byss'ea' @
iAynOr, Geo. A jeremiah, and john H. Morris. The
rspita stock fixed at $4,000 with power TO increase
Mr. Wilbur introduced a biu the details Of which have
ling hells in the Metropolitan District IL directs police
TO report the name Of occupant number OF house
and street Of every gambling or faro table III his beat To
the Captain OF ms Precinct within ~ days after the
passage of the Act. ~ =, .
amount OF quarantine continuation from owners OF con
sgnees vessels at 81 for each passenger 30 cents OF
the amount shall he ret aside as separate tund Tor the
beneft Of each County IN the stae-eXeept that OF New
York.
cOipOratOTs: ROD II. Hawthorne, Jas r. Brews
ter, Asa ID. DickensOn. Conrad POpenhausen, ThOs L.
Allan j. Dennis, JnO. w. Lawrence, Jas. NJ Benedict
fChas p Lo'eridge A. b. Bayls and Chester A. Arthur
Bridge Company" with power construct permanent
bidee the East River between the city Of NewYok
and Long Island Capital stOck-$j0OOO0. The bridge
10 commence at or seventietst New York,
the Last River TO Black Islsed 70 SOME point at
m me Village Of Rayenswood The
Mr. Sutherland introduced a inii pr0yding that tbe
Commissioners Of Central Park IWhiau, m Hohinsou
mission 10 erect free bridge Harlem Riyer m or
near Berrjans Landing. Bonds may be issued by the
different towns and Counties interested toward the cant
tai stock. The bridge 10 have draw 40 feet WIDE
Mr.. Wythe introduced bill 10 discontinue the commits
sjon OF the Health OFFICER OF he port OF York trans
t-fcrIing his duties 10 the Board Of migTatiOn.
Mr. Frear introduced hill providing that all that piece
with the Third and FOurhayes from tile uOrthcry line
Of ofTwentehs 70 the southery line OF the said piece OF
hne OF Thirdave is hereby declared for all legal pur-
Ises L" bt one Of the streets Of the city OF New-iork