New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-26
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ALBANY:


MORE EXTRAORDINARY RAILROAD SCHEMES
TIE STREETS TO BE CUT UP BY RAIL-TRACKS
IN EVERY DIRECTION-CONPLAINT OF A DE-
FRAUDED ERIE SrOCKHOLDER.
| ALBANY, Jan. 2J.-Thc Legislature is doing
some work though OF the duest and most UnlmportaHt
character Railroad schemes OF the most audacous kind
however continue to be introduced every day. and arc
referred 10 the Railroad Committees. Senator Genes
this morning gave notice OF his intention to introduce
bill charterng a grand vaduct railway cutting
through streets and blocks, and connecting the City Hail
with Westchester County. Tie FOR the right OF way
for such road would not fail below slOo.colOo.
Mr. Genet In the Senate and Mr. Moscey ia the House.
have simultaneously brought out modest little scheme
Of the Dry Dock. East Broadway. and Battery Horse
Railroad Company TO "grdiron" the city by exten
son Of their tracks ana to make Of Che tracks of
other Railroad Companies 10 form connections. TIC bin
authorizes tho said Railroad Company extend their
lines from Avenue A, the East River, at Twenythifd
St., by a double track through Twenty thirdst. Lex
ington-ave.; thence through Lexington-Ive TO
sxteth-st.; thence through sixtiethst u
Fifth.ave ALSO, from Lexington ave. by
double track, through Forty second-st to Fourthaye
Also, from Avenue D, through Seventeenth aud
Eighteenth-sts by single tracks TO Avenue A. Also.
from Avenue d, by double track through Tcnthst Ia
the East River Also, frorn Avenue -, by double
track through Twelftk-st TO Seventh-avc; thence by
single track through seventh-ave to West Eleventh
ST. thence through West Elevcnthst TO W1sA!ngtonst
thence through washington-st toAhustopher ST., and
thence through Chrstopherst. byStoubF track to tho
North River. Also from WashingtonFp by single
track through Christopherst. TO siIthfye; theme"
through sixthave. TO Twelfth-st. Alst, from West
Twelfth-st., by double track through sHenh1ive TO
Fourteenthst thence through IOurteentFst % Tenth
ave.; thence through Tenth-ave. to Twertythrd-st;
thence through Twentythird-st 10 the North River
Also from Tenthave through Fourteenthst. 10y doublo
track to Firstaye. Also from Thirtyfour;hst through
Frst-ave by double track, to Thirtys xth-st. Also
from Firstaye., by single tracks through Thiryifth
and Thirty sixthsts to LeXngtonave 70 connect with
the double track thereon to sxteth-st and tiftayc.
Also. through Chambers-st, from Greenwich-st, by
single track TO Westinghouse and from Washington-st
by double track TO the North River Also the necessary
connections, turnouts &c.
1t is difficult to estimate the chances which such hin
has Of becoming o law somewhat similar bill, also
introduced by Mr. Genet, and authorizing the Avenue
Horse Railroad TO extend Its tracks passed the Senate
yesterday This BILL too, runs horseraroad through
Lexington-ave. The following are tine details OF tho
routes authorized by IT. From Avenue C. through Sew
enteenth and Eghteenthts by single tracks to Ayenue
A. thence by double track through Avenue 70 Twenty
thirdst. thence through Twenty-thrdst, BY double
track to Firstave thence through Fstave by double
track to thence through Thirty nth and
Thirty th-sts by single tracks, to LeNington-ave
thence through Lexingtonave, bysdouble track, ."
Forty -second-st; thence through Forty-se.onds, by
double track 10 FOurthave. Also from Greenwlehst,
through Charton-st by single track to Westst and, by
single track, through West Houstonst. from Washing
tonst westst; thence through westst., by double,
track, to Chambers-st
hr Goodrich appeared before the Railroad COMMITTEES
OF the Assembly this afternoon and requested that they
would appoint day when he might be heard in behalf
OF bis bill repeating the Erie Classification law. THIS
Committee, with that caution which alway& character
ICES politicians In dealing with party measure, In
formed him that they would consider his request in
Executive session The public will be grathed TO learn
that the Railroad Committee Of the Assembly Ia
organ zed and IN due time will be heard from The fol-
lowing paragraph from letter which Mr. Goodrich
has received from Erie stockhoder;
AZ am poor man. and was induced some years ago To
buy with hard savings shares OF the Erie stock at
49, At that time dividends had not been stopped, bus
the first dividend due me was passed. Snc' tnel
have received nothing and have seen property de-
precate in the hands OF an immoral and Goddeyng ses
of scoundrels."
Mr.. Prince Of Queens has introduced resolution Tn
the Assembly which may possibly result in some very
necessary and important legislation. The preamble sets
forth that the Statute books burdened fifth vast
number OF acts of special legislation, which might 10
with by the suitable general laws
OF nine, to be named by the Speaker, TO
slider what general laws Is eXpedien To enact IN order
reduce the present immense OF
senator Thayer introduced bill providing that the
several Boards OF Town Auditors Throughout the stats
shall their annual meeting audit and allow each
who drafted into the service OF the United
states substitute the sum OF 500, with lnerest
from the time OF snch payment.
There will be no vacancies this year among notares
for Newf0rk City, except such as may occur ny dea,
resignation change OF residence The Governor baa
decided renOmnate all whose terms expire this year,
leaving TO the Senate to confirm or reject