The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-11
Affairs I'm ALBANY,

APPROPRIATION FOR COL LoRED EMIGRANTS TO LIBERIA
CRYSTAL PALACE-TEsTIMONY RELATIVE TO THE
CANAL LETTINGs--r. 8. DEPOSIT FUND-ExECU-
TIVE MANSION-CONTINUED REFUSAL or THE AUDI
TOR TO PAY DRAFTS or THE CANAL COMMISSIONERS
OFFICER ARRESTED BY THE ANTI-RENTERs-
APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD
ALBANY March 10. 1852
The special business in the Senate to-day, the
discussion CT the bill making appropriation of ten
thousand dollars year for years assist persons
OF color who may desire to enigrate to Liberia Mr.
Beekman whig) who is Of the managers of the New
York Colonization Society. spoke very long and elo-
qucntly in support Of the proposition He gave glowing
picture OF the republic Of Liberia spoke Of its rapid pro-
gress in civilization and contendcd that is the only
place Oh earth where the colorcd enjoy the
rights Of humanity and the possession Of Office The bill
opposed by Mcssrs Cornell and Pierce (democrats)
the former abolition principles and the latter
as he went upon financial that
the impoverished condition of the treasury forbade the
idea Of making contributions for any charitable benc
VIOLENT purposes whatever. The discussion will be
sumed tomorrow; but from what has already fallen from
Senators, il quite likely that the Colonization
Society viii not obtain the appropriation
The New, York Crystal Palace bill passed the Senate
unanimously
Under the direction OF resolution OF the Assembly yes
teray Mr. Moss reported the testimony taken before th
crnn lettings The testimony is transmitted by Senate
Conger. chairman of the committee who says it
finally closed on the Sth instant, and that the report
reports upon the will he submitted the
can be prenared which will probably be about Monda
next The testimony is in the hands of printer, an
will make twenty Five or thirty newspaper columns
be out to morrow.
The Comptroller informs the House that there is ba-
lance of 22 67 So Of the United States deposit fund
invested in bonds and mortgages but Is in bank ut three
and half per cent interest.
The bill to provide for the erection of Governors
sion was passed after striking out Mr. Holts ludcrous
proposition that the building should contain four walls
The Auditor Of the Canal Department still refuses to
pay drafts of the Canal Commissioners justfyng himself
III the refusal OF Judge Cady to express opinion to
the validity OF the lettings in the force of the of
the Canal Board, which betrays their doubts II
hardly be expected he says that the Auditor should
decide. in OF much doubt. that contract is
valid which may hereafter be pronounced otherwise
The Canal Board has adopted resolution in relation
TO circular Of the Chief Engineer in which they do not
IN any manner express any opinion Of the validity in
yalidity-the completeness incomplcteness-of the
canal contracts This subject is becoming more mys-
tilted aud befogged every day. Where will the matter
end!
he officer who sent in the ant-rent district to
process arrested charge of threatening
life He was taken before magistrate, and in default of
the payment Of fine. brought to this city and
mtted to prison last night.
The following among the appointments
nouccd--
NoTAR,rs- rooklyn-Cornell S Franklin Thomas j.
NoIthall. Edward Seymour Charles Henry Thompson
Thomas II. Mercein J. Lewis Taylor, Albert G. Walsh
Geo. Il. III. Youngs, Benz. r. Morrcn, Samuel =. Cogs
well, Geo Pummer. and Theodore insdale. Nep York
William Smith Jr.. Jirah Bull Jonah H. Clark Thos A.
Richmond Nathaniel B. Uoxc. Charles ii Smith, John
III. Glover. Charles A. Davidson Folker j. Beck George
W. Wright William II. Grcnce, Gardiner Spring. Jr,
George w Morel. and A. Robertson Rogers Rens@-
Lcakc.
MANAGER HorsE or RsFUcF EocHEsrfp--Alexa ander
Kcsey.
COMMISSIONER GEsErAL NEW YoaK--Dauiel Ice.