The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-18

Albany.
Correspondence OF the Herald

ALBANY, Monday morning, Jan Is
The Housatonic railroad company having chang
ed their hour OF departure, from this CITY, from 81 p,
M "a. NJ, you will be little later than usual
in your receipt of news from this city
To-day, It is expected, the State Printing Bill
Will come up IN the House. II is likely that before
they get through it, we shall have some stormy dis
cussons 1t s more than likely that the Senate bill
will not go through the House, and more than all if
ltshould, it would be strange il Gov Bouck did not
veto IT, seeing that there is good authority for say
ing that ne is opposed to the bill. The subject
creates much attention and excitement here and a
remonstrance against the passage of the Senate bill
as amended by Mr. FOSTER, is being numerouslv
signed II 10 looked upon as anti-democratc in its
features.
A good hit was made by Senator RuaEp in the
debate on this question in the Senate on Friday
Speaking on this subject of his conduct and
the manner IN which 1t would be received bv
his constituents, Mr. X. said 7" he was not so avors
bly, situated as the Senators from the first (Messra
Lott and Scott They appeared to have a MAORI
tyof their constituents at Albany, and could con-
suit daily and hourly with him The chamber AT
that very time was thronged with New York office
seekers
The New York State Agricultural Society. hold
their meeting in the Assembly chamber on Wedpes-
Gay evening next. This Society is now in most
hourlshing condition, and is rapidly increasing in
usefulness The President, Mr.. JAMES S. WAps-
WORTH, is one otthe most hgh-minded, liberal men
IN the country. He takes deep interest in educa-
uon, and accordingly some time since he offered
premium very handsome one too to the person fur
nishing the best treatise on the subject The premium
was awarded to the author of "The School and the
~choolmaster." The work has been printed AT Mr.
VS. own expense, and copy presented TO everv
district school IN the State This is true patriot
Ism.
Mr. WILLIS HALL, made a good epeech On
Saturday, In COMMITTEE of the Whole on the
Governors Message. II IL decidedly the crack
Peech OF The session, as II was ably argued
well delivered, and couched in appropriate
apd plain language. The democrats miss mai.
chael Hoffman on such occasions. Mr. M'Murray.
| suppose, will answer Mr. H. and he will find he
has no Mr.. f. Strong 10 deal with. By the way.
this Mr.. Strong, of Monroe, is one OF the most
knowing men that ever graced legislative hall,
chock tull OF mathematics, Greek, Latin, Hindu.
and yet modest and unpretending as Moses was in
Egypt. ne has something to say and do m every
question that arises in the House He SAWS that he
considers the city of New York particularly, as un-
DER his direct charge. The Lord make you thank
full.
The be u'c nded for the democratic banner
count Lawn ce), has been painted, and il
: =" ftNrlto5 Argus Office in this city. Ii
3 Pee 'enia''y deigucc and executed and is in eye-
r wry we, odopeo % the purpose tor which il ia
fe Ened. he dchfn rs most unique IL repre-
loE On ii and the mogo Excelsior On one
SIDE enc mrse o History ~ represented making an
inscription o4oclpE tte cirC1 instance of St Law
-'afe ENG me h11hei county, and on the other
ms % rtgteseniei pieklny IL known TO the
+. jrd Re hanue s Or elk. md is trimmed and
d, araiSi IN comfy HYc
The alemo~n generally take he Herald thew
knov hat throug, fihey ere celain always to re-
ceive th7 latest gl1 n 9s. certain Ctellisence.
SIMON