The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-01
Important from the State Capital
OUR SPECIAL TELErRArHIc CORRESPONDENTS.


wEATHER-TIIE HUDSON RIVER BOATS AND THE RAIL
RoAD-JENNY LIND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE LEGISLATURE, &C.
ALBANY June 80, 1851.
This Is the hottest day Of the The thermome-
the shade go The members of the Legisla-
ure appeared this morning in thin pants and sacks and
II the present swetering weather continues for a week.
will drive them to their homes
The competition between the boats and the cars for
the day travel has encedln earnest The latter
determined to induce passengers by them The
steamboat Reindeer landed at the wharf few minutes
after three O'Clock only fifteen minutes behind the
morning cars from New York The new steamer Henry
Clay arrived quarter to four Both boats well
filed with passengers, number Of whom bound for
Saratoga, Niagara Lebanon, &c. This warm weatherf
driving multitudes from the South to the Northern
ATTITUDES.
The anticipated visit Jenny Lind to this city in the
Of eight ten days creates quite frOre An
tempt made, when she under engagement with
Mr. Barnum to induce him to bring her here for two or
three nights; but the immense which he demanded
(about $4,000 advance for each concer too extra
VACANT, and therefore not then visited by the
Nightingale Now that her wings are unpinioned our
citizens with the prospect Of soon listening
to her warblngs. The only difficulty is that unless
Of largest churches be obtained there will be
place sufficiently capacious in which to hold her
cefts.
The seats in the Senate which are contested are not
decided upon but the committee who have the matter
In charge have made report and in the Of the
Steuben and Chemung districts 1t is probable that Mr.
Gllcrts vhg friends will vote him into it, although the
state cRnvassers declared there was tie between him
and Mr.. Guinnp. when that result was declared the
Secretary Of State should Immediately have ordered
new election. The minority Of the committee contend
that they have Jurisdiction In the matter large
number II witnesses have been in at ndance for several
days, and, Of course at the expense Of the State
In the other case that Of stanton the committee sub
nted report without expressing opinion upon the
merits Of the question, inasmuch Mr. Williams the
competitor has made application for Mr. stantons
seat and lac will probably tain IT, IL will be useless
to enter upon investigation at this late period the
Wigs having sucicnt majority for all practical par
Iosts .
bous 10 check the baggage OF passengers passed the
senate this afternoon >usE law has become indis-
P,usable from the fact thst the annoyance which
N'rfs ale nov subjected to by nsoent ana impudent
PARTIES has l,ccme an intolerabe nuisance. Very few
eicape those harpies
The attempt 20 create new State officer called public
Iiint,r at large salary. signaly failed this afternbsn
ib,te arc occasionally Instances occurring in which the
treasury 4 protected. and this Is
The bill intended for the more efectugl suppression
gambling IL tossed about ia the Senate like foot ball
very few keeping long In possession An attempt was
made To have before the Senate late this afternoon
but there strong manifestation against 1t. Green
the reformed gambler j. In constant attendance, annoy
down to mere nominal section. aud will not produce
any cnt Ct rs Il stands u enacted into law The
i nds Cf common schools made effort in the House
this afternoon TO strike out the several appropriations
e academies aAd give the money, $4,000, directly to
The common schools Of the state An animated discus
sion will ,nsue on this proposition tomorrow
The Canal bill the table in the nOuse but
Is expected to be disposed Of before the Fourth Of July
Ia regard 10 the Congressional districts, there Is
probability that degree OF political fairness will be
exhibited the division, AIN inclined to believe
plan from the following will prove any that
haa Npt lpueu incl linda he tins of
New York and Richmond thosson Lond Island
Nh III Observation-Disclosures and Kcckland and the first
Assembly district Of Orange
10th District second and Third district Of Orange,
and the county OF Ulster. t1ll5 inhabitants
18th Dstrict-lutr am, Dutchess, aud tue South AS
sently district Of Columbia.
l2lh DstIict-North Assembly district 81 Columbia
and kenf seaer counties
i9th District--Aitapy county, saratoga and Wash
ingtOn.
18th District--Clinton, Essex and Warren
16ih Distrct-st. Lawrence and Franklin.
18th DHtict-Ien, rson end Lewis.
18th Observation-Disclosures, Montgomery, Fulton and
hamilton
18Th Ditrct-otsego schcharie and Schenectady.
10th Distuct-Gre,n and Delaware.
2lst District-Oneda.
22d Dstfict-OnondHga.
2sd Dstfiet-Osv,go, First ard Second Assembly dis
tr'ct q Jsyuga.
2i,h Dsiriet-rbird district Of CayuFa Cortland and
hadisUn.
95.h Disirict-Chensngo, Tioes, and Broome
tn District-Iompkins, Chemung and Seneca.
9Th District-Ontario and Wayne.
ZSjh Distrct-Mu
18th Dstrict--Iivirgston, Wyoming and North Az
,tubiy districts e Allegheny.
9rh Disuict--steuben, Yates, and Southern district
4 tphauy.
8Ist Distrio,--Cat,areugus and Chautauque
S1d EitriCt-trie
s.d Observation-Disclosures Orleans and Niagara
Il -. Nk.W