The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

Albany, March 19, 1858.
REPORTS.
Ms r. SMITH, to amend the charter of tho Buffalo Trus
Comrny.
Mr. pArr'usoS, by bill, Cor high school among the
Seneca Indians.
To confirm the sale of chzSeh and school lands in Os
weso county.
Mr.. McBuRNEY, to authorize the Albany and Mohawk
PLANK road company to abandon part Of their road.
Same Of Newbnrg plank road.
Mr.. WEEKS to incorporate the seW York and Montgsus-
cry Mining Company.
Mr.. CARY to md the charter CO le u s. Fire Insur
ance Company, of Saratoga Springs.
Mr. r w Ross In favor of referri - the SUBJECT of
pubic bank in New York to the New York delegation
Carried.
10 change the name Of the village of Hurley
Mr. LOOMS, by bill in relation to expenditures the
Also, to provide for the payment of .ertan expenses
Mr.. OBRN, to amend the charter of kingston. Third
fading.
Blr. I. w. RosR to amend the charter Of Bnghamten.
EycK to amend the charter of Westcheser Bank
Mr. CHAIF1nD, to incorporate the village OF Owego
Mr. NOBLE moved suspension of the rules to have the
bill concerning foreign notes refer. ed to select comnt
tee to report complete. Carried.
Mr. BURROUGHS reported in favor Of making appropria
tions for colleges and academies.
Mr. CHAMmlIN, by BILL relative to the payment of
ney to the Hudson Orphan Asylum. Pal sed.
Buffalo.
Mr. HEsDFE moved resolution calling the Attorney
information Directions.
Mr. OBREN to amend the charter of Saratoga Springs.
Mr. OsGooD by BILL to amend the charter Of the city of
Troy
Calkers' and ShipwIights' Benevolent Association.
On motion Of Mr. BURROUGHS, the bill in relation to
plank roads made the special order for Friday next
On motion of Mr. HENDEE, the rules suspended to
cell the resolution requiring the Attorney General to
Carried.
Mr. srRMTu to provide for the erection of bridge at
Albany.
NJ LAvpv
on the Land Commissioners for information relative to
treaties with the Oneida Indians, Lays over
House viii meet at 10 O'Clock A. M. Passed
Mr. p w. ROSE moved tina. the State Prison Committee
visit Auburn and Sing Sing. Passed.
The House then adjourned
CORRECTION.
In our report of the remarks Of the Hon Mr. wedekind
in the Assembly Wednesday last relative to eigrant
agents. an iHaccuracy occurred by which his views
mi, presented He said he knew there were many
nes but there another class not regular
who frequently engage in the business and whose char
acers were generally no better than that of hghwaymen
Our Albany Correspondence.
ALBANY, March IT, 1858.
Ne,o York PolIics-7he Appointment Of Gov Marcy-The
Financial Policy Of the State-Where s the End?
The of the appointment of Ex-Governor Marcy to
the first seat in General Pierces cabinet fell like
thunder clap In clear day upon the bunker party Of
this State Their establishment ia not yet subsidized in
presence Of the unhappy conviction that their great
enemy is Secretary Of State and that all the presump
tons which they had fondy based upon their past faith
ul vices in the party ranks have been not only
looked but apparently slghted The mortiRc alton of
their position operates the hunkers In different ways
come are 40 mournfuny ueJuvs-u IN
finite amusemeut to the bArnhurners and soft shells
others fercely indignant and outspoken, and de-
Marcy and the freesoilers in unmeasured Ian
guage; others STILL hese those who applicants
for Office and who hope that their sins of hard shesm
may be forgotten in their early professions Of repentance
remind continually that, after all Aarcy used to be
bunker" and gravely predict with knowing wink,
that perhaps he will cheat the barnburners in the end
Certain it is that In this portion Of the State nine tenths
Of the democrats meets deeply dsap ointed at
the selection Of the President
Leading hunkers assert that the memorials which
sent to General Pierce recommending the appointment
Governor Dickinson to cabinet post the in every
respect most likely to operate heartily with the President
in the measures of his administration, signed by
seventy three out of one hundred and twenty eight
bers of the late State Conventon by nine sixteen
democratic Senator's by forty six out Of eighty six
bers of the lower legislative House, by three out Of eight
members Of the Canal Board (of which eight five are
freesoers by one half Of the democratic Judges of the
Supreme Court and by sixteen out of thirty ave Pre-
Congressional districts by whom that number of
other electors were nominated, making twenty cleo
tors Represented in all They also claim that IT had the
concurrence of twelve out of twenty. democratic
members Of Congress elected last fall who had
themselves in favor of Mr. Dickinson II this true
and barnburner newspa has yet denied it-hese
documents constituted of testimony which would
irresistible and far to indicate the existence
set of men in the democratic ranks whom Mr. Marcy
will scarcely be able TO purchase intmidate BY the
bye it is also alleged that Mr. Dickinson would have been
the cabinet officer from New York had it not been for the
| personal interference of Gen. John A. Dix.
As things stand large award OF the subordinate
Offices to hard shell hunkers will be necessary, IL Pres
dent Pierce hopes for glimmerng of that " union and
| harmony which Gov. Marcy and his advocates have
| taught him to dream Of in New York The democratic
party in this State s irreconciaby dvidedsplit from
centre to foundation stone, upon financial rock, from
| the fatal mmnence of which neither Presidents nor
cabinets afford them safeguard The ten Of
intestine through which they passed poor ante
cedent from which to augur future peace and union
We're the slavery question far out of the way it
in 1872 the obsts cles to harmonious cooperation
would be only reduced in number scarcely at all in mag
nitude The mighty question of the public works looms
up in the future raugh with the difficulties which
have already divided the democratic cohorts into antago
nis'ic and hostile factions and the utter mpossbility
OF agreement between the conflicting elements is proved
at once by the vague canal resolution upon which
the last Syracuse Convention compromised and by the
debates OF the present Legislature.
There two plans proposed for providing to pay OF
the present membranes of the State lin the shane