The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
tn. Latest from Albany.

LEGISLATIVE DoINas-IHE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
CATHOLIC ORPHAN MYLUMs-THK coLoEgD
HonE -DBAP AND DUMB--oRDKn IN THE AssKN.
BLy-MR. SHOWS cAsK-oHKvALIER wRogF,
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SPECIAL ccRREsroNDErcE Nrw Yosn HERALD.
ALsxry, March l-8P.h
In the Senate the bill for the further relief OF ths
New York volunteers taken up, and, after another
discussion Of an hour, laid aside. Mr. Bsboook
desired to distribute equal to all the volunteers
whether applying early late Should this proposition
be inserted those who have received their twelve dollars
anonth will be compelled to ress In peace" until those
who have obtained nothing march up 70 the treasury
and receive their rations in equal quantities
The Manhattan Gas Company permitted to add
another million to their capital.
The Colored Home somewhere In the neighborhood OF
the lower Croton reservoir made application for ten
thousand dollars for additional accommodations Sen
stor VsrschooDhoven opposed the BILL because the
ohsabls institutions in New York too magnificent
The Deaf and Dumb Institution will be authorizes TO
reoeivs thirty additional State pups-ops for each
Senatorial dlsriot Tho proposition will be amended Ia
the Hou,o By substituting from each Assembly dis
triot
The project of uniting the Catholic Orphan with tn
Half Orphan Asylum, msetr with opposition from til
Catholics OF Rochester. They ia favor Of ALLOW
Ing the Asylum to hold 60 much real estate.
Order te'gned in the House this morning. Mr. ard
read from the IStbne denying that he was over
nected with brewery and spurned the charge with In
dignaton and contempt. Mr. Iy on did not relish tho
charge msde IN the Ersnns Journal that he had violated
his pledge by voting FRIDAY h whom hs had psced
| OFT with Mr. Richards de asked TO be excued from
voting, but the HouGs would not permit it, and beipg
compelled, he voted as hr. Il. wouli nave done-bGt
against his own conviction Of right Sooner than
late pledge made with fellow member, he would so.
his hand severed from his bosy MIR Luckey also ro-c
to qusstion Of prvlcgs but Mike Walsh inter possd
by asserting that Mr. L. under contempt and N ust
| keep quiet. so the Spesker decided.
Ths Hon Mr.. Gale Glso TO q question Of privilege
and he, net being under oouso-iption, allowed 20
state his grievances lie held In his hand the NEw YoRK
| HERALD, and read from its columns statement that
Of its members suspected OF being concerned
In turning OF the gas Friday night He wanted ts
institute inquiry into tho charge and srrd pre-
smbe and resouonr, naming Hessrs Montoe, Van Val
| henburg, and Moe2, (whigt) aud RHec and Gibson
democrats 10 make investigation. The shoe seemed
TO 1t Fir. Bradley (whigl. OF Cayugs, who had not
word to say except that the charge roieulous
| unworthy oi his notice.
Mr. Gales resolution laid upon the table by g,rs-
rGl eonsent--tie Houe not caring to know how Ger
tain hat came in the basement Of the Capitol
lorg discussion ensued upon the deci,ion Of the
Speaker, declaring all members under contempt who
were net present when the call Of the House made
on Fricay night, and have not been excused. Alter
| several :rothy rpeeches had b.en made, Mike Walsh
shYcuded usual, with gravity and moved thAI
TIE rights Of membership Ths adopted with hearty
! scclsmaton
Mike then offered resolution directing the Speaker
TO notify tne Governor that the Sixteenth Assembly din
trct Of tho county OF New York is not represented in The
House ana requesting his Egceency order special
election tc fill the vacancy
msbt gescin6iug the resolution passed on Saturday
morning, declaring vacant the ssat occupied by II. g.
snow. Thus nattsrs rest until morning.
MIR Weed 10 letter from Genoa, writes two columns
AID half giving detailed acccun. OF the Wkpn ard
Mrs Gamble affair 1t ene OF tho bodies, dashss for
wife lately brought to light W.