The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-16
ALBANY, May u, lsAs'

i ALsASr, May II. lsas.
The .qSjsxrnmsnt
There we're number of beautiful incidents connected
with the anal adjournment ofthe Legislature yesterday
They arc the integral jewels Of our hisosy-they
lovely, and they deserve mention Among the members
of the Assembly the utmost feeling of regret parting
was manifested The noble speaker, than whom nober
man nevor breathsd and who has sndeared himself to
his colleagues in very peculiar manner by his impair
l dictaon and his manly address private and in pub
nc delivered very impressive and elegant address to
the House at the moment of the final separation The
Speaker, with eyes moistsned and while the House
perfectly quiet and said "0entle manIt is i'm
possible for at this moment Of separation to ade
quatey express you the which crowd upon
my heart at the recollection Of the great and abiding
obligations which your constant and uniform Kindness
Whom assumed the duties of the chair conferred by
u: partially Of my political friends was duly impressed
with the dmculties Of the position invoked your aid
your patience, and forbearance. Need say that, in
every stage Of the the matured experience of
and impartalty in which the voice and conduct Of the
statesman instead Of the partisan, alone heard My
profound and sincere My recoecons of this session
will carry nothing with them instances Of constant
have been eaced by your urbani.y The resolution You
have just adopted, Unanimous vote of thanks) shall
preserve as lasting memorial, most grateful to my
Gentlemsn-The painful hour of our final separation
having nav arrived BID each Of you adeu humbly hope
who assembled here at the of tho session
part IN health and peace may conduct safely to
your homcs and long preserve you the ornaments of
our beloved country, and bless you through life, in
family, friends, and fortune"
During the delivery Of this touching and pertinent ad
Of Livingston, particularly affected He standing
either eye, and roll down his cheeks Mr. Young is
pen Of very fine feelings Indeed the occasion was So
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present betrayed heavy feeling At tho close Of the
nrei remarks Of the Speaker, tho House quietly ad-
In the Senate Mr. Lott temporarily occupied the chair
.ae anu usmO prevailed nobody a
could see. The Senate meets at New York the 23d
Of having h 70 hGd The May term e the
srmediate timo the Hon. Joshua A. Spencer will be
gagged a. counsel at the suit Of certain
wrecked the Hudson river Mr. spencer intimated
Yesterday that though the pilot Of this boat
the Of the boat amenable to the passengers
for the loss Of their baggage &C. &C. believe this suit is
A large number Of the members proceeded down the
river in the boats last evenings some remain rever days
in the cars. The city look. lonely to me- ''e
On account rof the remarkable confusion which per.
bills lost exclusive or those mentioned by me YES
manufacturing law was lost the bill to authorize
he construction Of new railway from Schenectady to
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to contract the and repairs Of the canals
10 the lowest bidder and the bill to provide for the pre-
! servation Of the public works.were also lost.
Some indignation is shown the citizens at the refusal
Of the Senate to with the joint resolution adopt
ed in the House BY acclamaton authorize the Cover
to raise fifty thousand recruits proceed the
OF war necessary, and to place 100000 ut his
disposal for the emergensy It is believed that
step necessary. Tho Governor himself would not have
little more at his convenience IL he had been invested
with discretionary power the premises may
The capitol looks like deserted banquethall this
morning. We passed up the park walk to-day under the
and form acompete arch from the park gate to the main
steps of the capitol and emotions inclined be
ed the clerks and attendants Of the Legislature were
packing and removing the portables the chambers
sS The places Goy
however, remains at his duty in the Executive chamber
The news from Washington and the Rio Grande is
read with the utmost interest The honor of America
seems to be deemed here sacred consideration which
should be preserved II possible. in any event do not
se Mayor Se elect &C of oa III. city
inausurated to-day in the Common Council Chamber
event. which viii add to the ns.so: 81 the sn sre
This century would appear to have Tremendous bear
and great crisses accumulate rapidly and wonders seem
to be agog every where
only four Senators remain in town to-day-Lieut Gov
Gardiner is still in the city. '
discovers
at the election Of Mr. Maxwell for Chemung county
Mr. Young is still gcnemani in all his points; In private
life, he is emineny distinguished for ali those exceen
Col has been particularly unfortunate; he is not compe
tent to gain or to retain popularity in hi: sspors Score
shown degree Of obsnacy and rccklcssness and kind
Of positiveness and cxcuveness in his opinions which
would have ruined any man in America The truth Is
know but he is fortunate in this respect
The weather Is very peculiarly lovely.
The Doctor amiablc at WASH
The Doctor" s deemed to be very original and very
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by their punctuay in tho Of all matters Of
business and their integrity a. citizens are cminenty
euted to tho confidence and esteem Of the public.
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Edmonds
MAJ w. 0d re case wa
defendants counsel moved for nonsu on the follow
ing grounds First that the evidence clearly establish
against the laws Of Virginia BY assisting two slaves in
attempt to escape and that the Captain therefore,
in ss ss Sss s
cd the stores Of the ship, and was therefore, properly
imprisoned for doing sdly, that the evidence also
Dealing and surrepttiousy furnishing passage to two
individuals in fraud Of the owners and therefore
properly imprisoned 4h that the Captain had probs
crime against the laws Of Virginia, he was jusfea in
imprisoning the plaintiff.
Cousr.-with regard to the first ground for non
suit there was no proof given this trial, is
there any the judgment record Of tho Court of vr
gnia given in evidence here that the persons
there was no felony There may be some proof draw
from the plaintiffs declarations that such was the fact
but on the whole think il proper question for the
the plaintiff and placed BY him whore i found
The third ground upon which the nonut is asked the
notice did not cover H. and now too