The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

ALBANY, May 10, 1886.

ALBANY, May 10, 1886.
War ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Disfriefs-Mii
Biil-Mliia LSw-.qdjournmsnt Of the Lsgisistpre.
&C., &c.
The passage Of the joint resolution Of the Houses
which announced last evening pledging the aid and
cooperation Of the the General Government in
the event of war with Great Britain Mexico proves
that there is bit Of feeling dominant all over the
country These grn,uous promises Of support might be
construed into a recommendation to Polk show
his gigantic fist
Both Houses in condition of uncomfortable
element to-day; business hurried through with loco
motive energy. This is to be attributed to the vi
cinty Of the adjournment At forty6v minutes past ten
joint resolution was adopted to extend the session to
two o'clock this afternoon
In the House. Mr.. Wordcn, from the select Committee
| to whom was referred the bill for the arrangement Of
the Senate Districts. reported the bill TO the House.
The honorable gentleman said he deemed cxpedien to
arrange the districts possible according to the
old arrangement. Accusing to the bill reported
the districts will remain as at present with tho
exception that King county Is taken from lie first dis
rict and included in the second districts Ulster county
taken from the second district, and included in the
third district Schenectady county is taken from the
third district and included in the fourth. With tho
cepton Of these alterations the districts will remain
cisey as at present The bill was passed by acclama-
/ ton and the Senate concurrcd
| Committees then appointed to examine into tho
accounts &c. of the officers of the state Departments
In the Senate last evening the House militia bill,
which fixes the annual fine for the nonperformance
|
&c ayes nay; this bill has become a law and it
emineny guarantees that reform in the militia law Of
this State which has been asked for BY the populace
| long and vchemcntly.
The House bill appropriating specific sum for the
protection and preservation Of the public works on
The House anti-rent bill to cquaze taxation aad to
subject the interests of landlords in their estates
ton, passed the Senate ly tremendous majority
/ The seduction bill is gagged. 1t could not be acted
upon The most ferocious efforts made for more
than two hours before adjournment to prevent action
upon proposition.
In the House Of the extraordinary scenes oc-
Cured which ever unfortunate to witness
All other business was expunged and the House pro
ceeded to the consideration Of relations with Mexico
Whereas the Legislature of the State Of New York
have learned that actual hostes have been commenced
between this country and the Republic Of Mexico and
that these hoses have been begun the armed forces
Of Mexico, after the utmost forbearance the part Of
our government through their commanding officer &c
Be Resolved by the Legislature Of tho State of New
York, that the Governor be empowered to enroll body
the defence CT the State to the seat Of
to defend the honor and dignity of the country and that
der the duty and that the Of one hundred
thousand dollars be- and the hereby appropriated
committee Of eight then appointed to wait upon
the Executive and to enquire If he had received Off
ing Of hoslies between the United States and Me
leo. The committee waited upon the Governor and re
that his Exceency had stated in reply to their rcquisi
tion that he had not received any official information
nsr. N His @
any fit to adopt in relation to this ques
ton Immediately upon this announcement Of tho COM
mittee vociferous haangue began all abouehe house
The floor finally conceded to Mr. Clarke Of Niagara
who proceeded to general review of the annexation
Texas-he denounced It unconstitutionahc attribu
ted this the reasonable contamination Of this
surc He spoke with terrible energy, and was followed
by Mr. Bloss Of Monroe Of exclergy of the
Of Shakers. The Senate would not concur with any
proposed to be adopted BY the House upon this
question, and the affair was indefinitely postponed.
Tho autrent entitled in rcla
ton deviscs and dcsccnts" and which prohibits the
G IN
the enemies Of this proposition prevailed and the ques
A resolution Of thanks was voted to Lieut. Governor
Gardiner, for the honorable and impartial manner, In
Senate. The Lieut. Governor reciprocated in a bric
note couched in elegant language and expressive of hi
gratitude S; for the honor , conferred upon him
was defeated. report made by Senator Young against
. this bill agreed to.
The proposition to submit the question Of capital pun
The Annual supply biz for the pay of the quasi Of
morning. A. is usual large concourse Of the popuac
assembled in the Hobbies and galleries Houses
IMMINENT the members who should not forget that order
!: indispensable, were gathered in groups about tn.
lars some reclining in chairs, and ali taking aloud
Tho consequence that the noble Speaker unable
IL. dignity o. Ss oGdy and finally
quently occupied by Mr. Chase Of Tioga. The conclud
ing business OF Parliament probably parakes OF higher
interest than the usual routine. To this may be at
tributcd the giddy anxiety manifested by the popu
lace to witness the propagation Of the Legislature
The 10 shining with great brilliancy today high
wind fills the air with dust and pedesranizing
il unpleasant.
There is a contamination a finale to every thing in
this world, and there will be finale to the world itself
So there finale to this Legislature however may
make our heart weep and eyes dim, when we recur
to the melancholy contingencies associated with such an
adjournment Yet we must make the announcement
/" When shall we three meet again ~ gaspcd one Of
little group Of Senators in a corner Of the ante
chamber. When creation is rolled up scroll
and when we commissioned to appear at the tri
bunal Of heaven-then We shall meet again !" was the
reply. The idea, you see particularly nauseatng
hurts and it makes ono feel bad about the heart The
two branches had exchanged messages conveying the
intelligence that each ready to adjourn and as the
dial pointed to 10 minutes and II seconds past O'Clock
NJ, this thirteenth day of May, In this year Of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ 1876, both houses ad
journed sine die The leavcakngs full Of the elo
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Edmonds.
MAY H-THE SLAVE QUEsTIor BETWEEN VIRGINIA
NJ. N D..