The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-31
ALBANY, May %, ls47.
Nominations Of Senator'S for the Beneh-.a SLAVE Case
-Tisit to the Cemetery, &c.

Nominations of Senator'S for the Beneh-.a SLAVE Case
-Vint to the Cemetery, &C.
The Legislature is probably about to be deprived of
several of its abest The President of the Senate
and Messrs Spencer Hand and Harris also of the Sc
nate have been nominated for the bench Of the Court
Of Appeals and the Supreme Court and in Of their
election they will have to resign their places in the
tefm of the Legislature it is also probable that the
Senate will lose the services Of MIR. Folsom, of New
York Several excellent members Of the lower house
also candidates at the approaching judicial election
have often designed to refer to the conspicuous Ia
Tents members of the Senate and of the House.
and when they about to be transferred from
one department of the government to another, | am
forcbly reminded of their merit and of the great
void which their absence will produce. have the ma
terals in my hands, and shall be prepared to accom-
plish my design at an early day.
Mark II. Sb'ey is nominated for judge Of Ontario
county; the nominee for district attorney is Barzila
Slasson, and J. Porter for associate justice,
The weather Is charming; the environs Of this beaut
full CITY, in point of natural grandeur and rich scenery
equal to on this continent drove through the
environs yesterday went into the cemetery miles
distant from the captol this cemetery comprises seve
raj hundred IL is divided plots each Of these
plots heir loom and receptacle for the ashes of
many noble line. The scenery is grand and scores Of
men are constantly employed in planting flowers and
forming plots and identifying the entire grounds
In this cemetery there brooks and fountains chat
project volume Of silver water high that in the
The Hon. Samuel Young, Of the Senate, and his lady
arrived at the Delavan Hotel yesterday
The directors of the Utica and schenectady railway
have announced that the fare that road will be
three dollars and after the first of June next the
expense Of relayng the track with heavy rail which
the law passed vt the late session renders
may have induced the company adopt this method to
increase the receipts
Mr. Lanotte OF New Orleans arrived here last even.
ing en route for France Immediately upon his arrival
here IL rumored that servants who accom- papi
ed him slaves The eman cipators we're instantly
upon the alert This morning negro after having
been supplied with petition setting forth that the per
sons mentioned detained slaves proceeded to
the Office OF one Of the county judges where his de-
position warrant issued Tor their arrest The war
rant was executed by the Sheriff and the slaves were
brought into court-one was a comely negress some
seventeen years old, and the other look
ing lad OF about nine years. There was, IL often
occurs In similar cases. numerous attendance of
sroes In the court room The Adjutant General, and
several lawyers OF ability, were present. The slave
gess cried bitterly at the prospect of separation from
quires Of the court she desired to remain The ress
was after rigid investigation Of the affair that the
court made order setting the slaves at liberty and
dscharging them from the service Of their master Be-
fore making this order the presiding Judge INTERCEPTED
the slaves in regard to their disposal and advised them
that they mt liberty They In reply persisted in
their determination to remain with their guardian; they
also rejected the dazzling offers Of their coored friends
The slaves then taken in charge by the sheriff and
with their master hurried into close carriage; the lash
freely applied to the horses and after
hustling and rushing the efforts of the mob to rescue
the slaves were defeated