The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-07

from his pantaloons pocket by expert member Of
the light fingered gentry who must have been In the car
WV sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
ss.sS; My al;
Note. iss
% Z; 1000
sas s Ns Zoo s.s
&: s,s; Rssiss K SsSds IsSish 1T, ,v ~,
ss" e al s SS
sos sSmsi 81 1000 Lehrh
Bank 90 e as 81 and Me-
ALBANY, May 8, ls47.
Emeute in the Wing Pary--A Quarel-Ins Judicial
Distriets-The Bill in Relation to the Judiciary
The Pacific Railroad, &C., &c.
To the confusion and indignation Of the whig men,
bers Of the Legislature Gen. Hubbard, tho whig
member of the House from Orleans, who was q promi-
nent member of the last committee Of conference upon
the part of the Assembly yesterday acceded to the
position of the Senate committee of conference for the
division of the State into judicial districts By this
authorized and unfortunate concession of the General
the darling scheme Of the administration has been de-
feated and the county Of Rensselaer, is placed in the
third judicial district The conference committees met
yesterday afternoon and in one hour after they had
adopted the arrangement which i herewith transmit,
MIR. DennlstOn, the chairman OF senate Committee OF
conference made the following brief report to the
Senate:-
Senate and Assembly, to which referred the matter
of difference between the two Houses the Senate BILL
entitled IAN act to divide the State into judicial districts
SO - report that tn conferees have meetings
on the subject matter of difference All of these meet
ings conducted with courtesy and earnest de-
sire was manifested to agree on some proposition which
division Of the State into judicial districts which they
do not expect will be entirely satisfactory to either
House, but which they have agreed a compromise
proposition and a. such offer it to the respective houses
for their adoption.
During the morning hour the question upon agreeing
to this report of the Conference Committee up
before the Senate There ayes It, noes $50 the
report nonooncurred In III votes being necessary
tho table. ''''''' SUM wa INV ~ NA' 'A'N ''''
Ats o'clock P. M the question Of has
not been called up advised by gentlemen of ability,
that though the wings terribly exasperated their
Conference Committee for receding the two Houses
will probably consent to the of the districts
that now transmit in printed form.
To-day Senator BEEKMAS called for the consideration
of tho concurrent resolutions published in the Herald
to favor project of Mr. Whitney for the construc-
ton of railroad from Lake Michigan to the Columbia
These concurrent resolutions were discussed by the
Senate with much energy. MIR. Beekman made some
replied in opposition to them Mr. J. denied the expe-
diency necessity Of the instructions to sena-
tors, &c.
Mr. HARD, who introduced the resolution, got the
floor, and delivered tremendous financial and meta
physical speech in favor of the resolutions He demon
strated feasibility of the plan-the immense advan
tages the Union would derive from 1.-THE propriey of
1.-THE stupendous influence it would exert upon the
morals of the wordand the happy results Of bringing
the four quarters of the globe into vcinags unpa
ralleled
Mr.. HARD also read a concurrent resolution of the
Legislature Of Indiana instructng the Senator's &c. in
Congress- from that State to favor the project pro-
posed to be carried out by Mr.. Whitney
Messrs Barlow and Folsom also earnestly and warmly
approved and applauded this great design, and
miums upon the genius of its originator were not want
Ing g.. o,u,,o ii, a.. ..,. =,
until printed copies Of them are received from the
printers.
The bill in relation to the judicary-that Is to say
State Except city courtspassed the Senate this
ing by the following vote:-.
AYEs-Messrs. Barlow, Beach, Beekman. Burnham
Dennison, Emmons Hand, Hard, johnson, Lester, Nor
ris, Sanford sedgwick, j. B. Smith, s. Smith Talcott
NoEs-Messrs Backus, Crook, Gridley, Hail. Harris,
Ruggles, Williams
The bill passed by precisely constitutional majority
troduced bill into the Senate this morning. appointing
Anthony L. Robertson of New York, assistant Vice
Chancellor of the First Crcuit) Commissioner of the
Code, In place of Reuben H. Walworth, who lately
signed Mr. Hand observed, in explanation, that the
fourth section the original the appointment Of
the commissioners of the code the Legsla
fill vacancy that might in the Board
sy Concurrent resolution the Hon Senator said he had
doubts whether the section the contingency that
the decnaton Of the Chancellor had raised because he
had yet taken the oath Of Office; the Senator had
Mr. Robertson, lin view Of his present engagements
Assistant Vice Chanceor) to take the oath Of Office
Monday of July The bill Immediately ordered
to third reading and subsequently passed tho Senate
ayes 10, poes2.
very beautiful and exciting struggle occurred in the
House to-day. 1t will be remembered that day or two
since the select committee to whom referred the bill
for the repeal of the Excise Law reported that bill
the House. and recommended that it be referred to
lect committee to report complete The House then
fused to refer the bill with to report it com
platp md Mr. am Of ohariq oved ousi-
Iteration Of the vote to lie temporarily upon the table
To-day he called up the motion to consider the ques-
ton Of reference. count was demanded on the mo-
ton and fifty members to sustain 1t forty -oght
in opposition to the motion While the opposition
being counted, efforts made In several To
drag members to their seats and to cause them to stool
30 that the clerk might pass them without counting
them. The motion to reconsider the question de-
cared to be carried and the count instantly eha
lenged by Mr.. Bloss Of Monroe. The speaker de-
cided that the count was correct, and the ques-
ton referring the bill to report IL complete
fairly before the chamber It was debated with
furious energy till r. NJ, when the House took
lmediately after reassembling at o'clock this
afternoon tho Assembly resumed the discussion and 1t
carried with feeling II Is still being discussed
until am obliged to close my letter have time to say
that think the bill will be committed to the committed
with instructions to report 1t complete.
The general bill for the incorporation OF manufacturing
companies finally passed the assembly last evening When
It too late, Mr. Small Of New York moved to recon,
init the bill to the standing committee with instructions
to add clause prohibiting companies that may be or
more than ten hours a day, and forbidding them to
employ children under ten years of age The motion
lost and the bill passed the assemblyayes 80 noes
IL.
In the House to-day Mr. Cornwall, from the majority
of the standing committee canals, reported, with
amendments the five several bills appropratDg fund.-
for the enlargement Of the canals and the completion OF
the public works that have already passed the Senate
These amendments will probably prevent the passage OF
the bills before the extra session.
The bill for the establishment of astronomical OBJ
servatory upon Staten Island re-commited to the
committee OF the whole today and Is therefore lost or
the present session.
Sales of Stocks Mt Boston.
Ar THE BRoKrRs BOARD May 3-i0o shares East Boston
Go, 2 DIS; IS do 2lh do Vermont and Massachusetts
ralrond 49, 20 do Reading railroad 29h do Old Colony
railroad and Maine