The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19
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Affairs In Albany.

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Affairs In Albany.
'sHE SENATE AND THE COURT OF IMPEACHMENT
PASSAGE OF THE SUPPLY BILL-AsTONIsHMENT OF
THE ASSEMBLY, ETC.
sPAoaAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE sKw YORK HERALD
ALBANY, July IS 1863.
Aftsr the reading OF the Journal and the reports Of
mittses Mr. Vanderbilt and called the attention
OF the Senate to the impeach case He stated that
me was desrous to know as we'll did several other
y nitors when that court to be convened The ac
used also anxious to be tried soon as possible
was res1y 70 appear before the court ut the earliest
nent Mr. Vanderbilt stated that he had twice in pri.
vate conversation with tina Ps,ideat Of the Senate in
qnired when the court would be sunmsned aod he no
seli duty to make further Inquiries rson the
matter Remarks also made by Messrs Cooley, Bab-
ccck end C,r1ell
The President stated that he sorry that allusion
had been made to this this public The
calling e the court together the province of the pre-
siding oficr, and upon him al the responsibility
vested He further remarked that it his intention
70 have convened the court Wednesday last. ani had
piocuTed the printing of notices for that purpose but
upon consulting with Of the judges the Court Of
Appeals he informed that soue OF them bad left
the city, and the remainder intended to leave
on that evening. That being the case, the members
OF the court not notified Another on vas that
that 'hs Legislature would adourn The Judges Ap-
peal with whom he he Pre- ident) had were
0i opinion that the House which had preferred che ari
ces Of impeachment, should be present by managers
at the opening Of the when convened, and the
members of Sepa Court Of ,pea. had not
been notiGei to a court for he trial of
ssid In relation to the subject The spectators outside
the circular took the liberty of viii peripg why Mr.
Speaker LuoloS had not before thi, tme appointed the
TIE Senate then very deliberately under resolution
adopted o0 Saturday proceeded without deba,e to con-
slider the Supply bill. Had the latitude Of discussion
been permitted another three days perhap more
would have been consumed upon It. Ssve AZ items
were ,co,td or entirely out Among them
the appropriation, for phan asyums and .ospi
tails Mr. Morgan laboied hard procure single thou
aapd doi'ars for the New Yosk EIs adrmary but the
ruyal SeOatcrs. having optical ctions could be
induced to graur that small At l O'Clock the
Oil finally brought to q third reading, when
decided it carried but Mr. Van Schooohovsa cootended
that It required two th voe aYpe.ed from the dec
sion Ct the chair, and commenced making Jeeoh He
was ny called to order on he ground that the
resolution OF Saturday prohibited all DEBATE discus
sion uSt the bill should be foay dispo' ed o. When
the qusston about being taken sustaining the
chs,r, Mr. Van Schoonhoveu withdrew his appeal aud
the bin declared law far the Senate could
act it During the discussion in the Senate sbDut
hundred thousand dollars have been stricken from the
bill as first reported by the Finance Committee. The
incorporated hospitals lose S26 0CO medical di.pensa
res, some So 900; ohan asylums. ,35 900 New York
Eye and Far ID6rmsry. $50 600 Sisters of Charity
benevolent societe- and other charitable institutions
about $50 COO togth with several sums varying from
500 t, ST. 600 for clerk hire &C. in several de-
psrtnents Of the government
The pressure upon the Assembly which viii be made by
thoe who have been repudtated BY the Heuate will bs
very great and every I'm unity viii be exsrted which
II is p0aibe to employ With the excaption OF portion
OF the charitable needy institutions SENATE
made cobls effort to protect the treasury from the
nual epcr' echnents OF stereoyped set OF prouiDg
jscba The ste spii, Of my which has prevailed
In the Senat dining the ten days and nights that that
body baa been ed in perfectly the bill deserving
all p1aise and the people will highly applaud those Sena
tors no have eded the robbery Of the
treasury of hundred thousand dollars With the excep
ton Of certain Institutions IL is currently be-
Heved that the Senate will frmy stand upon the right
81 honest ground it has pobly taken.
The bill promptly taken up in the Hou.e A large
were Lx,ous for its Immediate passage motion
made to agree with the S*nate, but majority not
wiling 10 swallow 1t so hastily. II taken In
mfer ard H. at perceived that the House felt
economical tho senate Some Of the provisions
prnpo to be further stricken downtat section
especially relating to aynent for transferring certain
railroad stock The bill disposed Of this after
noon, but the indication is that it will bs finished to
morrow, Ard then there may be probability of adourn
ing some ,ime durI the present week. W.
CANAL BREAK--rHE NATIONAL CREYs.
PROM REGULAR NEWSPAPER
ALBANY July Is 1858.
despatch dated 18th inst to he Ca oaI Auditor
Montezuma states that Of the lower gates Of the
river lock near Mont 'ezu gave say the l4th. 1t
would tske thirty ss to forty eight 10 repair.
TIE National Greys ivsd here ut half past 10 o'clock
this mornir 9, on their way to Syracuse.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.