The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01

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The Senate assembled at meridian precisely; and was
called to order by the President In obedience to
res olution offered by Mr. Hard, Immediately after,
com mttve Of senator's appointed by the President
INFORM his Exceency the Governor that the Senate
was convened. and ready to proceed to business.
The committee (H ard and Talcot) having discharged
that duty returned aud reported that the Governor
would communicate with the Senate by message His
Exesllency Immediately communicated the three fol-
Executive CHAMBrR}
ALs.SY, June 2oth, ls4i.
ter iu the county of Monroe the office Justice Of
ths Supreme Court in place Of Fresborn Jewett
signed- JOHN YouNo.
ExEcurrvs CHANBER,(
ALBANY, June 2eth; isa. y.
hereby nominate Samuel Beardsey, Of Utica IN tns
county Of Oneida to the office of Justice Of the Supreme
Court, In place Of Frssborn O. Jewstt resigned;
Exrcurvr CHAMBER
ALBANY June 80 lsa7.
hereby nominate David H. Abel, OF Albany 70 .ne
Office Of Canal Appraiser In place Of Chester Hayden
whose term Of office expired on the atm Gay o. way
rbs.s ss,sr. messages were read by the Clerk and:
on motion Of Mr. CLARK the stse Of the
Conrt ~ Mace Of Greene c. Bronson, resigned was
unanimously confirmed by the Senate You WIN observe
here that this is simply promotion OF MT beardsley
from the office Justice to that OF Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court. This domination was made to hl .
Isy being already justice Of this court there of course
remains vacancies in the Office ofJustice, before
The nomination Of Mr.. Beardsley having been thus
disposed Of Mr. Harris the antirent Senator from the
third district, Immediately moved that the nomination
ton was received with papabe manifestations of oppo-
ston and chagrin on every side Of the chamber The
singular conduct OF the Governor In nominating candi
dates to ill vacancies in part and not in whole
verey upon you perceive that If the Senate
had confirmed both the nominations Of Messrs Boards
ley aud Whittessy, there would s have remained
other vacancy upon the bench Of the Supreme Court
The design Of the Governor evidently TO have Mr.
whittsssy confirmed, and then to let the radicals
they best cam this design Is plain. and 1t was
instantly discovered by the radicals; they therefore
refused to aot upon the nomination OF Mr. Whtlesey
and they persist In their refusal to act until the
Governor nominates candidate to fill the remaining
vacancy. The radicals Tor barn burners) resolved
that either Of the judges Of the Supreme Court
the reporter for the Court Of Appeals shall be what
ed that they shall have neither and in order to defeat
them the wings willing to compromise with the con-
servatvs democrats and give them the remaining
In they will unite with the wings and have MIR.
Whittesey's nomination confirmed One formidable
obstacle itself defeat the object Of the wings
which is that the reporter for the Court Of Appeals
must be appointed by the Governor and Lieutenant
Governors the latter gentleman may insist on the ap-
pointment OF democrat the judges is not
a democrat. Indeed, the affair promises to very
beautiful and interesting appearance before It Is ended
The Conservative candidate for Judge Is John Lott,
Of Kings County; he Is good man, and coalition OF
the whig and conservative Senators elect him or
course the Senate adjourned till tomorrow, without
doing any business. except promoting Mr.. Beardsley.
Before this Senate adjourns, effort will be made to
remove DR. Van Hovenburgh, New York health officer
According to previous arrangement several hundred
Irish citizens Of Albany have publicly rendered w H Se
ward public dinner There Is published correspondence
parties which have boon written
pecy for publication Gorrespondences Of this nature
should be kept secret and the who declines the in
vtaton Of friend friends dine Mr. Seward has
done In this caseJ should send reply not more than
four lines In length. IT. instead Of simple declaration
It made political letter. having reference to million
foreign subjects in way connected with the dinner,
the VINO writes such letter will be suspected OF
emerge from TINT sscuson which he pretends
ardently Mr. Seward has written such letter
and there j. apology for it let him learn that there
really obscure individuals good and learned
aud honorable he, who, though they had thou
sand noble virtues would despise the chance which pub
human honor is bubble brittle and insignificant
and than the psngs which poverty often nicts.
Signora and Signor Valtelna, assisted by Mr.. Baum
BACH pianist gave grand concert at the Blocker Hall
last evening On account of the oppressive heat the
audience not very large" These drfistes
ceiveI with great enthusiasm; both the Signora and
Signor In good voice, and almost every piece
reception could have been fattsring They
however eminenty deserving Of encomums Of all kinds
and have doubt but they will be received every
where with satisfaction.
The Hon. Mr. Bedinger, NJ. c., from Virginia, arrived
here yesterday, and proceeded westward this morning
There have also been number Of other arrivals Of dis
tinguisbed men at the Deevan House, to- day.