New-York tribune., 1868-01-29

DEMOCRATS INDORsING REPUBLICAN REsoLU-
TIONs-ANOTHER UNDERGROUND PROJECT
PROCEEDINGS OF LEGISLATURE YEsTEkDAi'
Prom Our Special Correspondent
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 2S.-It is so seldom that
we find Legislative body, Of the Democratic persuasion
ndorsing the acts Of Republican State Convenon ina.
when such Is the case, 1t deserves to be noticed eucn
was che fact to-day. As soon as the Legislature
met, all the Democratic members were anxions 70
get the start Of each other in offering resolutions con
demning arrests Of American cltlzens on he
soil Of Great Britain Mr. Murphy OF New1ork was one
passed subsequently Mr. Potts Of Orleans had resoin
sS S1s on the aSd Mr. fr the following
substitute, which passed unanimously: ,., ,,..,
s.os That our ion smaD ~ noa. In
unconditional release Of all citizens Of C!ed sae
s H:s. st no. u committed their .o Govern
enforce that demand Necessary with all the power '' Tic Ia
This sent to the Assembly this morning, ana
presses the Of the Legislature of NewYork Is an
exact transcript OF resolution passed by the last Re
publican State Convention of Connecticut. The Demo
cras did not know the Republicans were stealing tneir
40 Soo ne one and the unan@y on the sub
ject is to be commended. - ,. III 5ar
copsiderug in Committee of the Whole several bills re-
iatng to various little and villages throughout the
tbrd reading was one prohibiting the gas light companies
of Brooklyn from charging for meters 10 the
subject and some Of the New-York members desired
to have the bill amended that II would apply
similar bill applying to that city now before the House.
the amendment not pressed. Mr. Bergen OF New, New
York was the principal opponent OF the BILL ana nc teo
TO have the committee report progress on It, Mr. Jacobs
and Others however had 80 severely nov tse
refused report progress and ordered the Dill 10 thrd
| reading. ,, ,. A.. oo,o. ,h,s
morning the bill for the suppression OF the circulation OF
obscene literature illustrations and all articles OF an IN
decent or immoral character, and OF advertisements OF
quack medicines, &c. This Is the same measure Thich
passed the Senate last year and would have pssea ine
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! few hours before the adjournment. ,,, ,,..o
ture or any article known to be immoral or indecent all
express companies, common carriers or osohce OF
ca who receive and carry such articles les are TO oe sn
indecent trade. The bill will be presented ana shouu
All the leaders in Tammany, including Grand sachenl
Peter b. sweeny, now here, taking hand IN tne
Sey nSS gxsr Saye no nSt M tho their yet
majority, including Mr. sweeny are known % 70 favor MI
The CITY and County Tax Levy was presented to the
Assembly to-day. 1t will not be amended In Cominitet
VI Both in the Senate and House to-day there bin
introduced called the Metropolitan Underground kaii
road BILL construct underground railroads along GER
tain streets In NewYork and Brooklyn The Dill names
as corporators Thomas Reed, VIM Thompson, Stanley stanley
Day, Geo ii. BrowD James II. Weeks, Samuel Thor, ihorn
Clarence j. Brown, Alfred Wagstaf, IT, VIM Fullerton
Bernard Cregan John Bussng The caDital STOCK 70
be 100000 aud the Corporation 10 continue lOo years
The said company may construct tunnel or tunnels oi
the OF along the fooT
ing streets: Commencing In Bowling Green, near Broad
way up under the latter street to Unonsquare across
FoIuteeDthst; thence 10 broadway ana
to Central Park and Eightl-aye; thence northery 70
some point the Harlem River. Also commencing az
ming ground by such route as may be selected %
Of the called the East River thence under
said river to the City OF York. and thence under sucf
may be chosen TO connect with the other rou
from Bowling Green at such point near the City Hal
Park and thence by such route may be selected
20 the Hudson River and under said river TO some poin
at high water the NewJersey shore OF said river
Also from the point Of junction at the City Hall PARK
easterly through and beneath the poutherl,
| TO the Bowery, thence up 10 Third or Fourth-av
10 the Harlem River Also from the City Han Park, 81
as 10 enter Hudsonsreet It's junction with Chambers
and thence TO Eghth-aye to Broadway Also " main
tain and construct two tunnels across New-lork CITY
such points as commissioners 10 be appointed by tn
Governor and the third by the Croton Aqueduct Board
may direct. Also 10 connect the branches extending
the Harlem River with the Hudson River Railroad ant
Harlem Railroad such points north OF the Central Par
as desired. Also from Bowling Green along to Battery
North Of Eghtieth street the rails may be aid aDoV
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