New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-15
Thiura In Albany.

the family quarrel between 'n' wv -,
Democracy in the Legislature, their doubts ~ou.d
haze been dispelIed, mad they been present IN the
Assembly to-day. The Barnburners" had counted
noses and came to the House to-day determined to
".it out" the Bank Commissioners bill This set
the wits of the Conservatives" at work. to deteat
the laudable object. After much time spent IN
making speeches against time, and the offering oil
all sorts of impracticabe amendments, all to no
avail, a pretence was set up that Speaker DAVIS,
who was at home, wantr 10 reply TO some person
alties, 4 motion was made te rise and report.
The CLvB or protege OF Speaker DAVIS announced
the vote--Ayes 40; Nays 80. IhereuPon arose
such din and Babelic confusion, as has not been
witnessed since the times of Shinar oil Old. Inc
count was chalenged-the Chair buliied on ooth
sides towards, towards, rosounded through
the Hail. At length the Chair took the RESPONSE
blity to rise and letthe SPEAKER Hathaway pre-
side over the tumult. Then came confusion worse
COMPOUNDED LELAND, WILLIAMS, SHERWOOD
and other BarHburne were for renewing the
conflict of the Committee in the House, but HATH
AWAY, very properly ruled it Out. A motloa was
then made to gs back into Committee, when AL
LEN the leader CT the (" Conservatives" and a red
hot Bank man, made furious attack on the Darn
urners"-calliug them pack OF towards; ana
accusing them of setting "Old tnoch forward To
| do what then did aot dare to dc. After this
sublime peroretion, he slnoved an adjournment
which was carried BY seUen majority. While tne
vote was being taken, WfLLlAMs, !" barnourhef
Of the first water, went to ALLEs's seat, and ac-
cused him Of conduct unbecemiDg gentleman
High words ensued, and the lie was passed between
the two honorables Scarcely had the adjourn
mept been announced, when they rushed together
and were very comfortably th,ottling each other,
when thew were parted and cooled of a little
| Thus ended this most disgraceful scene. Arkansas
| mus. wake up She is fast losing rank and caste
as the head of Legislative brois. New-York Is
| close upon her heels.
You will see by tho reported proceedings that
MIR. DAILY has introduced bill to gerEymander
your city. A desperate effort will be maze 10
| consummate this iniquitous scheme. How Is Ii
that your citizens are standing idly by Do they
wish it ssd when this bill comes up that there
is no opposition 1t ariH be said, unless the re-
nonstrances pour in thick and fast. Yeur cltl-
Gems have the power ,e defeat this offspring OF In
iouity in the Senate if they but aciH it. Let them
| bInms themselves then, if the scheme is carried
| out.
| The table of the Senate is loaded with memori-
als, proceedings of public meetings, remon'tran-
ces, &C., in relation to assessments and lakes In
YOUR CITY. Some most formidable documents were
presented this morning, announcing the torth-cor-
ing of Committee to lobby our venerable Sena
tors with their views. They came just in time, TO
stop the report which the Judiciary COMMITTEE H.
| tended to make this morning.
| The Senate make haste slowly. The bill to pay
contractors, "drags its slow leagth along. The
| s84, 1858 received under the Distribution Law, will
be appropriated by the Senate to pay arreages
to the contractors. The Destructives are against
touching the money a: all. SHERWOOD, HUNTER
and ROGERS make loud appeals to the party TO
| reject the br;be! Ofthe FIRST TIVE, you know some
thing Did you ever see the latter genius He
| is kaown here as tue +" Lii Clubhouse OF Lake Onta-
rio - The only wonder is, how he ever obtained
even Loco Fcco nomination! 1t will be still
greater wonder ifhe serves another four years
| in the Senate of the Empire State
| LEWIS H. SANFORD, Esq was put out OF his
misery to-day. His anxieties became intense,
and when informed Of his success his JOY could
scarce be restrained. He may say as did Colonel
| Crockett went lhrough-tght squeeze.
A little pamphle, called /" The Warning Voice y
was published in this city yesterday by two Miller
ites It gives full particulars of the remarkable
vision of one Charles Buck, Milleritc preacher
in New Bedford, wherein it is stated that he went
to Heaven and held an interview with Abraham,
Job, Daniel, &C., who Informed him that the world
would be destroyed on Monday nest, March 10!
Many in this city firmly believe that such will be
the case Is this an nlightencd country Me-
thinks much of the darkness of the "dsrk ages
is lightitsclf in comparison. Yours, &C.,
WATcaTowEk.
DEArH BY FlRE.-The Monroe Democrat states
that on the night of the 9TH inst. the dwelling of a
German named Peter Brell at Stroudsburg, Pa. was
consumed. 1t was of wood and filed in with straw,
hay, &c, SO that almost at the moment it took fire
the whole was enveloped in flames. A son of Mr..
Brell, aged about 10 years, Mrs. Beuck and her
infant child and young man aged about %, whose
name was not known, were burned to death The
other inmates of the house escaped with great diff.
6culty, with no other clothing bat their night
dresses, and q, a distance Of several miles frorn
any house.
I THE RAiSBow, or odd-Fellows' Semi.
Monthly Magazine, No. 6, is just published. 1t
has spirited engraving entitled The Primitive
odd-Fellow, with original papers by T. Mays,
/ F. J. Otterson, n. w Chitteaden 3 Hauo.L