The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23
ALBANY, March 30, lsa6.

ALBANY, March 30, lS46.
Attorney General Yan Buren-Ns York Pilots ilas
Wrishrs Bust-Intorieatims Liquors-.dnti Renters
House Of Refuge Conpsntion to Revise the Charter
Of New Pork City CGnsl at Vast Zroy-Rtmovei Of
the CapitaI-Brookyn Ferry, &C., &c.
The ascent of the Captoline Hail. from the Exchange
impreg this morning, with donse whir dust
and other weapons Of torture, to pedestrian in the
shape Of sticks stones gravel etc. Only ut intervals
the brilliant light of the able pierce the gloomy
darkness Of the air.
MIR. Attorney General John Van Buren, walked into
the Senate Chamber this morning and, in a chepahey
diadusris sort of way possessed himself Of certain
pile Of manuscript lying Senator Lofts desk, with
which he retire ated TO of the Senate Chamber
and began Of raiocination from heap Of
writing. The thing looked obscure and unsccpuutable
but NJ. Attorney General was only making compari
PARSONS by Jove Of the reports Of
his legal coadjutors tBarker, &c Of charges for SER
vices rendered to the state during the past year with
special services are rather swashng and the
fact upon comparison OF his charges with the charges
Of certain other legal gentlemen who have done the
State service during the year last past The bill before
the House, which cuts Mr. Attorneys salary down to
one thousand yoer with five dollars a day for extra
services viii regulate these matters pretty efecually
We had second illustration in the Senate this morn
Of "Wednesday last. The Assembly revolutions. relative
to the pilots Cd Sandy Hook, attempted be taken
up this morning in their regular order and passed
horrorhoror at what he stgmatzed the particular i'm
poeness of Senators, and their ignorance Of all sorts
Of etiquette in making second attempt to force
resolutions through tine Senate before could re ceivc
instructions from the Chamber Of Commerce. He ad
jured, he invoked, he beseeched; he stated that he
would visit New York Tomorrow and have an interview
with the pilot monopolsts, with the special object of de-
vsng some plan for defeating these resolutions and he
prevailed The consideration OF the resolutions was
again deferred until Thursday of next week.
Some beautiful engavngs Of the bust of silas Wright
sembly chamber this morning. at 81 In one corner we
acc John Young of Livingston. chsdsring for one Of
ulang upon the nicely Of picture which, thought
was remarkably pretty. The object Of putting NINA
Der. during session hours, is peculiar
bill totally prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating
qIS on all n vs::s; ;h lakes. canals
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
The House having refused to with the ssnates
amendment OF the bill relative to duties goods sold at
auction in New York, imposing duty Of per cent on
all domestic goods sold in this joint resolution
Conference order have rsmodslled and reported
for the final action Of the Legislature.
wm g Souck and John =. Wright have been noni
hare county.
Enclosed send you the remarkable minority report
is, 1885, upon the subject Of lsasehold estates 1t will
be that Mr. Spencer assumes without argument or
comment thst the title OF the Patroon to estates is
legathat the law In relation to the or purchase
Of real estate applies to this tract lands held BY
not be allowed to call the title in question &C. hope
this report may be published at length in the Neo Fork
Herald.
At II to-day, the Senate resolved itself into Com.
nttec of the Whole upon the bill to reduce the
Of the State by abolishing tho bounty salt Senator
Mitchell addressed the Senate against the bill several
amendments were offered to the BILL and the commss
without action The Hobbies almost
the day is called Samsd and minority Of the Senator'S
with the President seem to suppose 10 holiday they
are absent.
The House. after protractod debate In Committee Of
me Whole last evening upon the bill providing for the
etscuon OF House OF Refuge in Western Now York,
recommnted the bill to the COMMITTEES, tofDport
Whole - - " ~
Mr. stevenson submitted bills authorizing q call Of q
Sonvenon to revye the charter Of New York city, and
LOT projecting emigfsnis landing in New York.
Inc Dill TO allow the Aaburn and Rochsssr Railroad
company TO change the lac their road was reported
reading. s~ I" s""u
Senator Denniston called for the consideration Of the
GONG resoiuuons relative to the proposed change
In the navigation OF the canal at West Trov Ths sh,Ss
10 10 reconstruct the old locks a West rrsy ma - a.
rect trade snd navsausn from the sis nlss al osssi