Year: 1865

COmpanies-Ncw Quarantine Bill, Sc.
OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENTS.
ALBANY, April "a, 1865.
YORK TAX LEVY.
There is no question pending here involving SO


much importance to the city of New York. not to the
State at large, as the condition Of the Tax bill II has
been delayed in the Committee on Municipal Affairs In
the most unaccountable manner, and although many
meetings were had upon IL by the committee the c Il.


and others concerned for the public interests were
excluded from all but or two Of these meet
ings. large collection OF curious claims and
litigated judgments inserted as 1t stands,


dating far back the noted OF Street Commis


sloner Charles Devn who in for fifty thou


sand dollars But all these will be of little account II
the job put up for the defeat OF the levy shall
cced as leading members openly proclaim TO night
Ex-Counselor Mott, Of the former tax Office up
to night with delegation OF the other ex.deputy tax
commissioners claiming that they have settled ar
sert the defeated Tax once bill rs an addition
the city tax levy which is made special order for
wednesday evening session should the Senate insist


on this as caucus measure the lew cannot Get sixtv
Ave votes in the House, a sufficient number OF the
Assembly are tged TO absent themselves


against the BILL so as TO insure II the fate the
Health bill.


The defeat Of the levy might prove salutary benefit
II u stopped expenditures but the experience Of last
year proves that the expenses would only in
crease. II the levy Is lost the outlay for the


ensuing year will be increased nifty per cent The proba


bty OF It's defeat Is 30 strong that all who have any
terest In the question should look to II at once.
The proposition 10 make such bill the medium Of a


STRIFE between the two factions OF the republican party


about the spos OF the Tax Office Of the numerous


indications Of speedy dissolution OF the Union party.
The socsled boiling members OF the Assembly are
busy preparing an address, upon which = grand
split is projected. Certain Of tho State officers,


Senators, and many prominent politicians hroughout


the State, engaged In correspondence this subject
with view to the approaching conventions and the fall
II elections


TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD
The 1na passage OF the Central Railroad bill nxea
fact Upwards Of seventy In the Assembly ,nis
morning lifted IL at once TO a third reading IL VIII
come up in its course tomorrow ana pAss'
ing equal facilities for the way ire'ght OF
the road with the through freight This s suos.an-
TALLY tho old doctrine Of pro ratd for wncn oovernor


Ayord Senator rolger and the opposition IN tne eha'o


are entitled TO credit II may even prove the OASIS on
which Governor Fenton will sign the Dill
the COUNTY TAX NIL
Mr. sebacher brought up the County Tax levy as


epcca order TO night and u was sent 10 hrd reaulng


with the trustee clause added, on motion OF Mr. Van


Buren, after good deal OF hsht ana close No'e'
DOCK FACILITIES AT NEW YoRK.


Tho commerce OF New York Is clamorng for facilities


there in the shape Of acts OF incorporation for the i'm


movement of dock accommodation and the Ike.
NEW srEANsnP COMPANIES.
Two steamship companies were iavorably acteo Oh


to-day but the Pacific Nail COmpanys bill does not seem


10 have the same prospect Although backed here D.


RAYMOND and much powerful influence IL lies upon thc
table hopclessy.


Tue sEw QUARANTINE BILL.
The most important commercial bill here. however 10