The New York herald., 1851-07-12
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VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON,
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Gen. Talcett found Guilty, and Dis
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Important Relative to the Tehuan-
tepeo Survey.
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THE LATEST FROM ALBANY.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
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THE CLOSING SCENES.
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Acts Passed during tho Session.
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GREAT STORM IN TEXAS,
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From the State Capital.
THE LATEST FROM ALBANY.

ETOM tho Stato OapntoIs
ADJOURNMENT or THE LEaIsLATuRx-REvrRw oP
The LAST DAYS PRocKEDINGs-JENNY LIND, ETC.
MoRsrs LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET
ALBANY. July H. 1851.
The last hours Of the legislature were dedicated to
the most interruptions acts Of proieacy reckless
ness For five hours, both houses engaged in
deavorng to overreach each other in getting sections
he annual supply BILL for their friends to draw money
upon An incredible sum has thus been squandered
upon avortes in the shape services
performed about the capital and State offices. Among
The meanest acts was the payment of half dozen
bers Of the house for attending the funeral Of
Senator Brown when ell their necessary expenses had
previously been paid by the State.
The bills 80 erect the mammoth Park to incorporate
the Isaac Newton Steamboat Company and alter the
charter Of the city of New York, that the Common
Council may remove Mr. Matsel among those which
were driven through to-day, the latter within Ave
minutes Of the final adjournment Mr. Crous believes
the Common Council will confirm Mr. Matsells nomina-
tion but said if they do not the people will him
County Clerk at the next election. Nothing like a
little persecution.
Among the bills happily defeated is the one appropriat
ing money to encourage amalga nation in Coursnd
county. few hours previous to the ournment Dim
mick Seward aboionist in the Senate aided by Cook
and two three others q bill through the Senate
giving this negro 500, mailing it $1,000 less
than originally demanded The House very rghte Juf ly
refused to concede The consequence is that appro
pations have been made to any Of the deserving colleges
in the State and $4,000 the income of the United
States Deposit Fund, remains in the treasury
MIR MiDturn was engaged with committee of the Se-
nate nearly the whole of the night In perfecting bill in
relation to emr ant passengers This passed
the Senate but not reached in the House Its pro-
visions were somewhat stringent but would have done
much towards rescuug ignorant foreigners from the
positi' daily prsctisea upon them The bill relation
to the Health 0feer at Staten Island finally passed
one hour b. fore the and Doctor stuart
mains in ofhce uniil January. mammoth Concern,
called the Madison Association OF the city Of New York
having For Its object the erection Of monster hotel
ceded In juggling act Of incorporation throu xh
both hoNs ses but the veto of Gov Hunt rghteousy
rested the project 1t is said the combined influence or
the AsOr and Irving brought to bear against it. The
Gambling bill was pushed through AMID the noise an
coLfuton incident to the sdjVs-nment 1t will not
catch the rst gambler. 1t Is a dead letter II,
have lived to the end Of the Of this Legs
ture
Jenny Linds SECOND concert Is more fully attended
than the first 1he church is crowded to suIocation
She Is in better voice than before, and the
piece the applause and doubly increase The Al
banians are perfectly crazy amid paroxysms Of
and ntonhhment Many are supt rstitious EN- ,ush to
think her more than mortal and wonder how such
steal powers inhabit a tabernacle of clay Jenny
might sing to audiences Of three thousand hcre for
month but she cannot remain The crowd outside
tobishingy larg., bat not orderly attention n list
enipg there Wednesday night. The noise
and confusion amobg Eve thousand Is annoy that
the windows have been closed, which renders heat
inside intcIse Several carriages led lad "a
and gentl IN the streets surrounding the church
catching the shi melodies Of the Nightingale Tne en-
thu issm in New York upon her arrival In the couary
could not have been more warm and welcome, tb has
been exteI to her in this city She leaves tomorrow
Afternoon for Utica.