New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
ALBINY.

Tsee Second Page sor Mornings Pr0o'elHs,I
EVENING syssLoN OF THE LEGisLA Tnr rRIr
PORTANT BILL RELATIVE CURVES
RALWAY-0THER hAiL"
AIpANv, March i3.-The following inlp p'r .anS
..sa,orv Of the acts concerning the Er'e han"sy
was introduced into the Assembly, "
NJ ByistOl: ,.A. rJs Railway Company FOR
$50 The issuing o. the bond, s sd E operating i. railroad
81. s Company b ao'S S x. @ :
BGsr s - E Sa deemed be within the powers su 'ON
w,nver said company shall hereafter issu. any ci .h.
on Sc Isl January nI after such Issue @ when the same was
ss ss:5y Of q S he S:sd or coupons Of
n q: r SS~ Es sSe: vt" other & purpose
:oarss Sf facilities 4. .c Of said E k R ks. :s. t &C.
Fs' x with gauge az. SST.P Pn Ss Engines iSs and
cars Of the e Railway Company the same IN order TO eh'se e
s Of y .a S .san bond. and respect
sy and IN entering such contract and guarantees prior to this date
are ss ssrsy T sp .e ~: .Ss tsIs ssee, Immediately.
Mr. Toplif also introduced BILL tonight, authorizing
any ~ mt On palace and and charge there
fOr The majority Of the Assembly committee on
Education have reported favor of the removal OF the
Genessee College from Lima to Syracuse The Assembly
Committee Railroads tonight reported III iaN0r u
wn9t s il the Of Mr. Wilson, who
the disclosures last year about legislative coiIupo
BILL REGULATING MILK FREIGHTs on HARLEM H. r.
We ara 70 have another farce this year on the ferry
question In the early part Of the session resolution
was introduced by member of the Assembly providing
for specia Committee TO examine into the worKnSs VI
NewYOTk and Brooklyn er fSs resolution Was sent
~ the Coinmitfee on Commerce and Navigation Inat
'S SHt took the sOund that it should be made
by that Committee, who are to go 10 New oh ior
P will start for New-Y6rS tonight, and commence
the investigation tomorrow The ConInttee wopiu
before them II they would stay Albany and base their
report upon the evidence taken by similar Commttee
10 be given to the Copmttee Of Commerce of the Senate
when It considers the bill offered BY Senator Palmer
franchises regulations etc., under the supervision Of the
Metropolitan Police similar bin was ana
Of Columbia but it has laid there without any action nav
6een a aSd % On makes thorough nvesa
ton and finds that the ferries are entitled TO censure ana
tune. All bills presented after March 10 cannot DC con
acted upon II win take ten days to make
bly, entertained by the ferry MS the committee
last year was). Then all the testimony must be written
out considered and reported upon, and there are zen
chances that said report cannot be presented un
within ten fifteen days previous to ad1Gur ro b
Assembly Railroad Committee on the bill regulating tnt
freight on milk on the Harlem Railroad: me ma h1
wrong that the Legislature has no right 10 regulate upoL
particular railroad or the StaVe certain
freight while other roads exempt from legislative
interference Besides this the charges on the road nov
are not as high comparatively four or five years ago
The Assembly adopted the majority report, which Kill
the bill for this session The vote on the majority IsbT H
bills can be introduced and have an equal chance witt
those presented before the members took advantage
II It and sent TO the Clerk over hundred o
L them. The Committee Cities Of the Assem-
bly, reported favorably this morning bill providing
another nice Job for the Street Commissioners OF you
city il authorizes the Common Council OF the city
NewYOrk 10 construct and establish and maintain Ger
min tiar fhp HndGO
Thirteenthst to the north side Of HammoDdst at TN
foot Of each and every street between the aforename
Thirteenth and hammondss under the supervision ant
by the direction Of the Street Commissioners Of New
4 York"
TIE Senate was engaged nearly all the morning on tn
bill abOshing the contract system in the management
4 the canals
\ Both Houses have adjourned until Monday night.