The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09
ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1916.
The Observation-Disclosures Proceedings-State
Affairs.

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To-day is a very beautiful day. The air is soft
and balmy as THE breezes Of Paradise the sun
is shining brightly and brilliantly and the city is ha-
wing May in anticipation it is, indeed, very lovely
weather
The Senate met as usual very leng debate
red upon certsin resolution OF enquiry into the manage
ment oexpendtures the Northern and Champlain Ca
nal and Glen Falls Feeder According to all precedet
very long and very irrelevant debate ensued upon this at
fair The question upon appointing committee to in
quire into the management Of this business this occa-
stoned the debate Senators debated this matter with all
the bombast and vehemence and ncendarsm and deiib
erationthst Congress would employ in debating the
propriety Of making declaration Of war Great Tears
made out Of the resolutions fSe revolutions Of inquiry
finally unanimously adopted.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Folsom protest
ing against certain report Of the Senate proceedings.
in which Mr. Folsom is represented to have said that he
would stay here lat the capoD all night before he
would permit the son Of an lrishman Cassidy to be
State printer Mr.. Folsom pronounced the statement
false he had made any such statement This
solution at the request Of Mr.. Folsom, was tabled
The Senate now went into committee the bill for the
erection of and counties, 70 wit To select the
town Of Rice, in the county Of Cattaraugus The COM
mittee passed the bill and reported to the Senate The
bill was read third time and passed.
Mr. Lester reported adverse to the bill to reduce the
capital stock Of the New HHrt Equitable Insurance Com
Also adverse to the bill to charter the Washington
Mr. sanford reported bin to amend the act of ls.s
relative to the Croton water works in the city Of New
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revised statutes In relation to proofs OF wills and cam
ceiling Of mortgages.
The batteries are masked-the human artillery Is
spiked. The representative of the burners in the Sc.
show Of that jewel which should monarchies and
republics, and worlds-harmony. This glorious federe
is consons with condition free people, and it
the incompatible link which holds the confedeacy
tribute which promotes the permanency Of nations
The House met usual MIR Blodgett reported bill
to regulate the price Of transporting freight on the Tona
Mr.. Teft, from the committee railroads, reported
schenectady to Utica After some debate the bill was
referred to a committee Of the whole House.
disposition Of the contested seat from Dutchess county
Mr. Develin of New York, reported bill relative to
stay ing proceedings upon executions and acts OF eject
Mr. Wood reported b, for the improvement Of the
manufacture Of onondaga salt lit will be recoilected
between Horace g Wheaton, Esq Of Syracuse, and
government officer at Washington as to the rela
tive properties of imported and domestic (Onondaga)
salt-it was finally decided that domestic (Ononda
gay salt, is superior to imported liverpool salt
The annual report OF the Comptroller in relation TO
expenditures upon canals received.
Mr.. Coe, Of Allegany, submitted resolution, in
sructng the Inspectors Of the Auburn State Prison. to
send down to the Assembly, the "cat-o.nine," with
which the convict Plumb was whipped Il was
coe in very extraordinary manneri MI coe sub
mitted second resolution Of enquiry, whether the
excise law Of last winter will alter those charters OF
cities which have the power to grant licenses and not
that the proper committee report bill extending said
law to the city of New York, and other cities and viii
| lagos tabled.
MIR. Develin, Coy direction of the New York delega-
on reported bill TO repeal the law appointing an In
specor General Of beef and pork in the city Of New
York also bill Tor the more efectua protection OF
| emigrants "a very judicious bill y N
Abil to prohibit the whipping Of convicts In State
Prisons submitted.
notion to report the bill complete for preventing
fires the line Of the Long Island Railroad, was car.
| RED
MIR. spoiford reported bill relative to the pay Of
jurors in the city Of New York II will be recollected
4 49, Mai o.. their
remuneration have been made by Jurors in Now York
this bill will afford them adequate compensation for their
! services
/ Colonel Stevenson submitted resolution, calling
upon the Sheriff Of New York, to the mode Of sum
monng SherifH Jures and to their compensation.
and how long the present practices have prevailed;
| which was adopted .4t
When the House adjourned.