The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
Legislative Doings In Albany.

THE SESSION DRAWING TO CLosE-ExECUTIyE ses-
SION OF THE sENATE-No HARBoR MASTERS CON-
FIRMhD-THE SUPPLY BILL, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
Albany, July TO- 1858
The days of hs remarkable Legislature are drs wing to
close Tie session WILL in all probability close within
forty eight hours from this tims--6 P. Au the bills
Sor the support Of government and providing the ways
and thereof about finished, and then there
win be pretence Of remaining any opger The last Of
fheae-known the bill to impose taxes. mill or so
the people, and put canal tolls raroad.-is now
before the Senate and win probably be disposed of In
the of the evening This body may consent to
lay tax throughout the State but will not rein
state the rystem of tolls. The railway managers OBJ
tsned the repeal Of the toll Law during the infa nous
session of 1851 and their power is sufficient to
prevent its re-enactmept.
This vas cutive day As usual large audience at
tended, but not so numerous previous occasions
The Pres dents maet fell tp.lve oc!ock yery fc
names Of psrsons received from the Executive for
confirmation All agreed 10, bang merely nosaties
and rome half dozen loan commissioners, II wss ths
most quist aud orderly session held since the jan
except .'aye" upon Mr. Upham'- motion to resume le
giss'ive business when AL the remaining san
tors voed no" The CITY Of New York well represent
cd by gsntlemen who with the OF vt
Messing debate upon Calling up rhs harbor astess
All eyee wese turned upon Mr.. Conger aud then upon
Mr. Cornell in anticipation a oiion to take ,heu 40
for consider ration. But effort made ia con a.
Quence, doubt OF the b-lef t1at Wbig
from the city we're prepared 10 make q report The
executive session qoiet and re1ec the hisa
est credit the honorable and conciatoy members
OF that truy distinguished Gu dinate branch the
Legiria,u-e
The Hcuis occupied until one O'Clock upon tas
Supply bill strong to restore the az.
proprisoIs for orphan as lams dspen les and hos
pitais stricken out by the Sebse but the,
valsbe. A feT amendments we're engrafted; among
the most important deserving was the inser-
tion Of $40 900 for the New York Volunteers Mr. b.
Taylor introduced the proposition, maze an elaqueat
AhnIt fha ,t Val,
succeeded IN placing that amour in tue bill hut from
the feeling exhibited in the Senate when the subject
hone it ~ia be sanctioned. After consuming oil the
nornirs Mr. L. H. Smith, a. half past one O'CLOCK,
moved the previous question when the b II adopted
and sgsn the Senate for consideration of
the amendments made In the House
That beipg sp)sed Of Me-. Shaw brOugh. up the i'm.
peaefent case and alluded the fact the subject
had been up ia the Sepate yesterday, and from
converting the court until the managers appointed
by the House The Speaker in reply stated that his
attention had been called the pro .e1ags OF the
yesterday in relation 10 the matter. Hs was not be.
fore OF the opinion Of the judges but he would
tgte fox the information OF the House that he would
Announce the Committee Of Mepssers orning.
The bill regulating the practices and pleadDgi'' in
the Court Of impeachment was taken up in The House,
and occspe0 the time until six O'Clock when it adjourn
ed without dis posing tf the bill IL quite certsn tina.
material alterations will bs made ia 1T before sending IL
60 the Senste.
The supply bill was taken up In the Senate 10 the at.
ternoon When the item Tor paying the Volunteers
$40 900 under consideration the claim ideng
and sb advocated hy MeFtrS MOfgau DOoley tnbfe
was dste mined oppositoo from several Seaat rs and
the stroppe-t efforts made to defeat ftprncpa speak
Meserr. Pabcock and platt After two bours dissus
sion The finally taken, when the item received
only fourteen votes IA i favor and decla ell lost
IT, rili 70 back to the House, and probably committee
of be n tituted TO adjus the df,ay Still
II feared seventeen be Obtained for the
Volunteers n the Senate. "Poor old horse, les him
die"
The quso Of taking pay during the from April
ID to MAJ "a taken up ia the Senate NJ Bristol
advocated TIE afir0ative ard siaed that members
xhn he Maid
ther that Iuce,s be for ope dy or six months. Mr..
Jones boz sin lie SENATOR would vote futds
into the Suppy bill to pay the eive, for tho vacant
s1ace II iine when the l. g ature eut frou the
capitol TIE Senate pat 10 $50 900; the House Increased
Ii TO $50 COO The Senate stru, tx out the decrease.
Dpriro the afternoon the Of the Albany
Orphan s,um brought into the aUery OF the Assembly
about uudle1 boys and girls OF that iu tituon Thy
sil very cleaoy ard neatly sm co eaoa lie, lex IN
mu slin ircksts and Gala soethe bys 10 drlo Dankin
xire.s with straw hats They wee smildg healthy,
aev. pretty party O. orphsos 90 exc,.su ,ne ge,es'
The object OF introducing these children IN the capo
at ths tune undoubtedly was TO eShoit tnen
compassiun sufficient TO induce vete o several thou anu
dollars 10 the eevNs phan asy uts nf he state but
the exhibition came toD late Both nouse had previous
1y decsrsd Tingnsss to 1riafe auy OF tne
corted into the lobby of the Sens whs the Voluteer
item under consideration aod Messrs Van Scnoon.
hoven snd Taber made very feeling rsmark In reference
to tbee presence Mr.. Babcock thought they were
brought ia a. mere clap trap, aud for stage effect
We have another murder trial progres.og Ia this city
Barney eddy is srrpigned upon the serious charge Of
Killing hts vito by beating her to death T. Il alleged
that the horrible affair occurred In drunken froc
two ago, and the out door talk il that verdict
of naDslanghter will probably be rendered The trial
will be n short one.
Appointment OF n Judge, Sc
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1853.
Il ia reported that Hon WIN. Fell Giles has been an.