The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-09
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ALBANY, May Z, lS47.

ALBAsv May 7, ls47.
Spring-Co Consolidation of Raiiroads-7he Gorernors
Lepee-The Judicial Districts-S'c., &C., &c.
This is a sweet and lovely morning the windows of
each section of the Capitol opened and the soft air
is circulating through tho legislative chambers The
green buds peepng out from their easements and
gentle spring trips along from the SIX e and fills the
world with gladness.
The Senate is moving forward with a stateliness and
dignity that is unusual; the closing in both
ouhses bear marks of leep intere tothe State The
scheme suggested for the consolidation Of the railroad
companies of this State reported upon favorably in
the Senate, this morning, by Mr.. Beekman, from the
committee railroads The learned Senator hoped that
the further consideration of the subject matter would be
deferred till the session. the Senate and
this proposition together with the bill for the creation Of
the Office of Director General of railroads will pass
to the extra session
The patriarch Of Livingston, the gallant COVER
nor the veteran John Young, has, after all,
high spirit and huge proportional heart
On Tuesday evening next, the 18th instant, His
Exceency will hold grand levee at the executive
mansion in this city. general invitation will be ex
tended the members OF the Legislature. About this
affair shall have something to say at proper time
Or the 27th ut the Senate rejected the amendments
ton which proposed dsfrauchse persons who have
bet upon the result of An election. On that day Mr.
nate and by consent the question of reconsideration
was laid upon the table until there full Senate.
rhis morninu MIR L. called up this Question, and
the senate agreed to reconsider the vote The third
amendment of the House incorporates the follow
ing clause into the oath which every voter may be
quired to take at election: "and that you have not
made any bet wager and not directly indirect
ly interested in any bot wager depending upon the
result of this election, adopted by the Senate by
the following vote
Ayrs.--Messrs. Backus, Beach Beekman Crook
Denuiston, Emmons. Gridley, Hall, Hand, Hard,
Harris Lester sedgwick, j. D. Smith S. Smith, Wheel
er. Williams, Young-1S
NAYs-Messrs Burnham johnson. Jones' Morris
Sanford Townsend, Van Schoonhoven-7
sothe act prohibiting any person who has bet upon
the result of election from voting at such election,
At about IL O'Clock NJ. to day, Mr. SMITH of scho-
harie moved that the House proceed to the considcra
ton of the bill reported by the last conference commit
tee the division the state into judicial districts
which was laid upon the table last evening by vote OF
AYrs-Messrs. Adams Balcom Barstow Bascom,
Bodeett Bloss, Bowdsh, Burchard, Burnell, Burick,
Carpenter, Cav, Cornwel, Crowley, Curry, Daniels.
De witt Earl, Gould T. Green, iladley. Hammond,
Hitchcock Howe, Lakip, Leavens, Lee, k1cDoual Me-
Farlan, McGonogal, Mcnamara Nontanye Moore,
Russell, sherman. shumwsy Sill J. B smith T smith
w s. smith. Southland, Vanderbilt, Van yakcnburgh,
N.ys-Messrs Ailing Baker. Barber Deckwith Be-
nedict Bowie, Boyden Brown, Candee, Carpenter,
Chandler Chatheld, Croker, J. Davis, s. j Davis,
Dawson. Dean, Dovelin, Diven, EmmanE, Fenno Elan
ders Fuller Gregory, Harng, Heaton, Hubbard, Hun
ter keyser, Landon, Marks, Marshall Maxwell Miller
Perkins Rapee, Rutherford, Sickles, Small j. Law
renee, Smith n b. Smith, soper, Stewart Temple, Til
linghast--45
The bill was discussed until the hour of recess and mt
o'clock this afternoon the House resumed the discus
sion The previous question moved and seconded
mt I'VE O'clock r NJ and the bill was lost by the follow
ing vote, majority Of all the members elected being
necessary TO pas the bill
Arss.-Adans, Al!ing, Atwater Baker, Bacomb Ear
ber Bascom- beckwth. Beers Benedict Blodgett Brown
Carpenter, Chandler ChatGeld Cole Cornwel Croker
Crowley Davis > J Davis; Deyeln, De Witt, Diven,
Flanders, fner Gallup Gould Gregory, iaring Hea
ton, Howe, Hubbard, Hunter, Keyser Landop Lee
Marks, Marshall, Maxwell McGonegal. McWhorter Mil.
err Orion Perkins Hapiee Rathbun, Rutherford shun-
way Sill, Small J. Lawrence smith N b smith r
smith w. 5 Smith sopef, Southland, Stewart, Temple
Tillipghast Treadvei-6l.
NAss-AllabeE, Bsrstow, Bell, Bloss, Bowdish Bur.
chard Burnell Butfick Carpenter, Cav Crosby Curry
Daniels Earl, Fullerton, Gray, r Green Hadey Ham.
mond, Henderson, Hitchcock Lakin, Lawrence Leavens
McFarlan Mcnamara, Montanye, ID. Moore, Morgan
Peck PIERCE, Pottle w II. Pratt, Prindie Shaw, sher
man, Sickes. j.. b. smith, Speaker UPham Van VAL
kenburqh. Walsh, Weeden, Wenman, Wrigbt-45
reconsideration of the vote moved and carried
and the House is discussing the question rs close.