New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALBANY, March %, ls47
" Not one newspaper inthe State takes the same
course as The Tribune, as to the Colleges" said
an influential member Of the Assembly to me this
afternoon. Not seeing many papers, could only
reply. that that was no proof that The Tribune in
ito effort to see the Common Schools placed on a
proper footing, was not in the right The Educa'
tonal bill was considered today and is the special
order for TO morrow at ten
Mr. Conwer and Mr.. Bloss tried TO substitute
vote of Ell 800, and AN the Colleges but Union to
have share according the number Of their scholars
with 5000 more to the Medical Departments for the
second section Of the bill
. The Iniquitous Postage Ian Of ls47.
I have always said that John Tyler did amsniy act
when be thwsred some OF his csbinet and very many
Of hs Southern friends by signing the cheap postage
bill That was political social and educational mes
cure o. iaiense value which Mr. Polk has done his ut
no-. 70 repeal and although the old for pryng
into private letters holding them up half OPEN opposite
the csnse and breaking seals do not exist the pseudo
democratic Congress invented new ones through the
late ,aw and added rewards as an encouragement
Mr. Thomas Smith Of Schohsrie deserves great credit
for the prompude with which he has sought aud this
dsv o. ssi.lcd the bsiievel unanimous condemnation
G - tuee centnevspapcrposisgc Cause. The a..
sub,y hsve resolved to nstrc, the delegation in Con
nee 10 H. and was truly glad TO hear spoken
Of with de,rstGon as most unprlncpled partial and
c,shoues measure. The abroeston OF the 30 miles free
papsr clause. which has done great good was also
sucNgly denounced. Most of the slave owners who
Ee a, Washington hate the tree transmission OF in,elli-
grnce through the mailsbut Ter party purposes the
odiocs and ever abused anking privilege l. renewed
Queer DEMOCRACY indeed 10 privilege 10000 plaeemen.
while drpri,ng many millions of long cherished right
Information from hc Controller. &c
The Assembly. 80 TO ", allowed Mr. Walsh TO call up
GHl the public expenditure and IN his panaion pass
90 II happy 20 state by very large majority. Mr.
Wslsn alec gave notice of bill for an inaenable home.
stead. to be exempt from all future mortgages Mr..
Rutherford obtained order OF the House, that Mr..
tlagg should show what aid he has, and what be keeps
them employed at
The HovsK disposed of great deal Of business to day
In sxNATx Mr.. Dennist0n brought in a longrepoTi
assnst the attempt TO diminish the wholesale irsues
fAo Canals under Loco msruie. All how they cling TO
the ~ corrupt plunderng system In the hopes through
s ana the foolish quarrcls OF their less sr n
opponerts 20 dcshlo once ri0Te In ISIS That well
knavn h>adsnd CAPE PaEsrpxNri
There was a discussion about ehsrteying company
In Newlnrk 10 build cheap houses 10 poor folks Why
pott Tney can't build without means, and house rvn'
IL high enough.
Mr.. Bsscom moved,
,uras the Cerks Of The several Counties made the late
Convvnop ses;rse, Of The number Of causes uied IN
gate amount Of serdics in each Couniyihe amour, al
lowsd judges ped, ,erors sheriff. oonssees eress and
county elesssior .Sd Coai,s and os drawing and sum
mcnins iari.s for issA Laid ever.
private letter nom Wyoming mentions that In aid
9th Scottish Hehlandes sc the towns folks of Cal.
edonis gave $lsoo those OF York s4oo Of which the
Peoria Schoo District contributed s73. Mr. Macdonald
Of York subscribed $25-some other rich Hghlanders
gave 50 or 100 cents
send yoa copy Of the Clerks Catalogue Of unfinished
business before the House the 10th inst and II does
not include resolutions hs &c. referred Committee
nor hundred other items
The haw has len fos, enough to make our streets as
slippery - gass