The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

REFUSAL OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION TO
GIvR INFORMATION TO THE sENATE--TROUBLB IN
EMBRYO-THE IRISH sTEAMsHIPs--THH AUDITORS
hANDAMUs CAsE-THR GovERNoR's APPOINTMENTS
-sUsQUEHANNA RAILRoAD-COUNTRRPEITE AR
REsTRD, ETC.
srEAIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY April 9, 1862.
The Commissioners Of Emigration have ut length been
detected in arrogating to themselves power above tho
authority which created tho commission. There is
bill before the Legislature regulating the inspection Of
foreign vessels arriving at Quarantine having sick
board. The bill h In the hands Of tho Medical Commit
tee Of the Senate and tho Chairman Doct Snow sont
communication to the Marine Hospital Staten Island for
the statistics of 1885, 5 and So The clerk of the hos
pita Mr. NJ. p OBrien returned answer stating that
the Commissioners of Emigration had given him nsruo-
tons not to furnish any information of the kind Tho
moment this extraordinary note read in the Senate
tho committee authorized to send for persons and
papers. 1t will now be whether tho commissioners
get themselves above the Legislature.
The Irish steamship question underwent long dis
cussion in the Senate this morning Messrs Tabor and
Morgan twhig advocated special acts to organize the
Galway Steamship Company while Mr Babcock (whig)
and Mr.. Cooley (dem went for general law Tho first
named Senator endeavored so much to make poti-
cal capital for the wings out of tho Irish vote at the
next election, that he compelled to bear most
castle rcbuke administered by Messrs Pierce and Mo-
Murray (democras). 1t stated by Mr. Van Schoon-
hoven (vhg) that he had been warned by high
in church Of Staten that the steamship question
be turned to party account The debate quite spirit
cd and consumed the morning session without decision
In executive session. to-day several nominations OF
notnres public were confirmed, and few loan commits
roners were rejected.
The Governor sent up o batch Of names for various
places in the city Of New York which acted
upon. Nothing daunted by rejections his Exoellsncy
continues to transmit the Of several who have been
dapproved Of among others those Of A. IT, Calhoun and
N j. beach canal appraisers The absence Of single
democratic Senator next Tuesday the last
day may be the means Of their confirmation.
Tbe f,,rfh Nn
complete the natural history Of the State II cannot be
forced through the Senate Tho whole day occupied
in the third reading Of bills with perfect recossness
as to worth or merit.
to taking the vote on the excise bill Friday, hoped
by the Tribune.
The Court OF Appeals decided this morning. to place
council for Mr. Newell the Auditor urged that the Court
thoud allow the To bs brought early Satur
day but 1t decided not to assign any particular day
until the return OF two members Of tho court who arc
row absent.
The Common Council Of this city, at meeting last
evening ngreed to issue million OF city bonds to she
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad under very stringent
provsions The contest In tho Board very animated
and decsion was not obtained until threo O'Clock In the
morning.
horror stricken thu from Connecticut
They will not now attempt TO make an Issue OF the kind
in this State.
pose Of the Albany police arrcsted countcrfeiter
last night at West Troy, who had made great prepare
tions tor extensive operation On searching his srunk
the following counterfeit money found amounting,
In all to 81 x36O-$lS3 In hves the Central Bank,
Worcester Mass 500 on the Bank Of Commerce H. Ii
s1C0, in tens ON the Merchants Bank Norwich Connee
ticut $40 on the Farmers' Bank New Jersey; S75 in
fyes on Central Bank Worcester Mass: IS on Calhoun
Bank, Michigan; thrty-six $50 on the Union Bank Of
Maryland; four bills Licking County Manufacturing
Company New Jers'y five hvcs on Western Bank; nine
ard Planters Bank, fiorida one $40 ao ami
$40 on do. W.