The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-05
ALBANY, Feb. y, 1876
affairs at the Capitai-Mouements Of The Leg,sla-


ALBANY, Feb. q, 1876.
affairs at the Capitai-M Movements Of the Lsg,sa-
tme
Weather temperate-beautiful sleighing-Senate
sparsely attended this morning-Young, Of tine re-
gular army, in his seat as usua-Denniston in his
place, reading the important intelligence from
Washington in yesterdays Herald Twelve Of the
"boys" from New York arrived in the cars last evening"
and marched into the Senate lobby this morning. in
very orderly manner-their object ambIguous-suppos.
ed be the bearers Of sealed instructions from the de-
Saocraeie OF the Ninth ward in New York. to the New
York delegation in the House. as to their votes on the
printing bill.
Herewith send you statement showing the receipts
o. merchandise, foreign and domestic imported into the
cay OF new York, and also the quantities sold by public
and By private SALE during the five years last
Dill regulating the duties on all goods sold at
Of auconsers to into bonds has passed the AS
and has been made the special order in the Sc
Dill to extend the time for the collection of in
he county Of Rensselaer,, occasioned very proracted
PATE o. about two hours, amended include
,ns whole state, except the city Of New York, its
being in unsettled position involving questions Of
eMenoous importance to the United States and the
denounced BY the 10000 sbotonists Of this State and
Of tnousaands Of other States and disturbed the
~mony OF Cnrisendom the Senate resolved itself into
ommtee upon the questions Of the expediency of
Sexauon and Of giving Great Britain the notice to quit
senator FOLSOM in the chair Senator Putnam took tho
Toor-ne proceeded to take retroactive view Of
exas annexation; the distinguished Senator alluded to
%e Mt incidents connected with the nomination
OF roik and the cause Of Van Burens immolaton the
ZION. senator took the position assumed by Mr.
Spencer-that the measure Observation-Disclosures
States and Ths oo
ns ground upon this measure his remarks able.
the sa. On ss IL ias
an. we VIII go-the galleries and the Hobbies in the
pied blythe venerable Bishop Perkins Of st. Lawrence
~ Eloquent and veteran member from st. Lawrence
deprecated the differences in the democratic party he
aeo tnat the day for re- Cancellation was past he
gave history Of the origin of the trouble
n the democratic ranks House jammed Senator Van
Esq, sitting in side window in conversation with Ste
venson, Of New York tremendous excitement vote
moved and withdrawn; ME- Attorney Cen Van Buren, in
NE LOBBY; Mr. Speaker Grain surrounded by coterie
o. 9entemen IN the Sergeants room, smoking some i'm
ported tobacco and discussing the probable action Of the
" q senate on the years notice.
fo!K who took very unaccountable position. Mr.. De-
veiin followed Mr.. stevenson in brief comment upon
report Of mis- remarks in the Argus yesterday relative
New York Mr.. Potter followed Mr. Develin in an in
congruous and ambiguous speech upon the relative po
reconciliation Mr. Bailey suggested that the argus had
various remarks Of his upon the printing
snd Dsas
to the prominent Of the reporter of the
reporter an sstimable man, and valuable citizen.
oraves OF cortland, very dgnided looking gentle
bill he thought he discovered retrenchment and reform,
the assembly BILL such required by the people
OF this State He took very common view Of the
case and proposed plan for the adjustment of the print
ing by compromise or arbitration, similar that per-
maps which is proposed to employ in the settlement Of
Graves.
House confused. Senator Spencer taking a little
chamber; conservatives in fog radicals crying saups
~; pe"t previous question moved by vacllatiEg
upon the desks loud talking Speakers hammer en.
ed clock pointing 70 Two. hour Of adjournment ii
Chairman. Come to order" rat tat
MT. Tilaea, Of New York, jumped for the floor, with
again Mr. Tden wished to be heard on the question
Monday he appealed from the power Of the conserve.
NV ans cSuIsssy Of the whs for an to
the representative Of the wings, presumed that Mr.
Iiiaen would be permitted to speak Monday Com.
missss rose Several memorials from the Mayor Alder
men and Common Council Of the city Of New York, re.
atve to and taxation Of real estate in that
city, and in relation TO city charter &c &c, were
msss ru.sss from Ss galleries.
end obbie. reminds the Of the ocean when
Bishop Perkins j. from 81. Lawrence. and very We.
nerabls looking old gentleman He is said to be
PeCuiler representative OF inc views Oh GOv0fn nor
Wright, coming, he does from the same county.
During this gentleman's remarks in the House to-
day, he actually minated that there was DISPOSE
ton on the part Of the albany rsus precptats itself
upon the mercies Of the wing party and he took
sion to say, that If II dared commit such naughty
crime i would share the fate Of Captain Tyler, Tall
macge &c &c We think the gentleman 10 decidedly
mistaken as to the disposition OF the Argus.
Benjamin F. Butler Esq. il in this city he offciated
at meeting last evening which protested to have the
object Of alteration the present plan of prison dis
ciplne in view We believe, however that this gentle.
mans visit to Albany has connection with the pre-
sent delicate situation of the conservative branch Of the
democracy We shall ascertain We also remark that
John Hopper, distinguished and excellent Quaker
gentleman, of New York, il in this city.
As the incidents developed upon the Oregon question
deepen in interest, so does the excitement increase.
ALBANY, March 2, 1916.
The Proceedings in the Legislature, &c.
A very lovely morning-sun brliant-snow melt