The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-11

Oar Albany CoercspoAdenee.
Albany, July 0, 1853.
7hs L4gislawe psitsS hs Crystal Paace-An Agreement
to Adjourn at l~st- Wac shall appear Pubic Prose
ossor aoosns AatA~?- Yara~s Of 1872 Repudiasaa.
Immediately after reading tia Journal Of the house,
the Speaker presented on from his Exscel
leaey the Governor, copy Of wAich Is here annexed,
viz
ExxcvrIvE CHAMBm, l
ALBANY, July 8, 1883.
A committee Of the Directors Of the Association for
the Exhibition Of the Industry OF all Nations specially
appointed for the purpose, have called TO invite
the Executive and the members OF the Senate and As
the oay Of New York on the 18th day Of July instant
and am requested TO communicate the same TO you.
The exhibition IL is believed will be veil worthy ths ad-
of country in the useful and ornamental arts
The friendly competition it will necessarily produce sad
the parsons that win he instituted between the pro
auctions Of s BRANCHES Of industry OF nearly all the
gheped natior of the EARTH carno fail 10 be interest
ing and Instructive Not only VIII foreign countries coz
tribute largely to the exhb..iou but foreign
ments have manifested much interest in its The
building is one Of architectural beauty and With
rs varied contents must prove highly attractive and
invitation viii be gratifying the directors of the Asss
CA on it will also msnifest desire your part to
courage and sustain their noble effort tc dignity labor By
exhibitions Of the genius industry spd capacity OF
our country. Signed H0RAT1o SEYMOUR
The invitation was unanimously accepted Therefore,
Mr.. President Sedgwck will please assign ie most con-
venient well conspicuous location in the Crystal
Palace for the honorable mep,bers o. this remarkable
and extraordinary Legislature Many of them have
the elephant, and would be grathed with an
invitation to view the model artists in Chatham square,
or the performance Of Chrstys Mnstrela BY proceed
ing to New York Wednesday evening. and spending a
day or two, the members viii likely, previous to that
time inform the railroad company that they are ready
to proceed on the excursion the road the lake
to Cleveland, and return.
The above highly agreeable matter having been har-
moniousy disposed of Mr. Psttngill, whig of Monroe,
one Of the soundest thinkers and shortest debaters
that body arose and ask ed unanimous to
resolution proposing if the Senate concur that the
Legislature JOuru die Wednesday next the 18th
day OF July instant, ~ twe,ve O'CLOCK noon mr. ~ p.
sssented. Mr. LOOMS hoped the rules would be
suspended and that the resolution would be taken at
once Unanimously agreed to Mr.. L. said he believed
all the bile business the impeachment for which
this extra session had been vened, is pshsd
There we're some important public bulls remaining in
the Ser ate Of b. the time proposed they
would probably be acted apoa he gentleman alluded
to the question whether necessity existed for the
House be session during the trial of the Mather i'm
peachn case; he came 10 the conclusion that the
House light delegate its lowers to committee by
luton or a might Re passed upon the subject Mr..
Burnett solid shig, from Essex, cited precedents
from which be argued that indispensable for the
House to be in session during that trial sir Champain
offered resolution referring the subject to the Judiciary
Committee, with instructions, they thought the pre-
of the House could be dispensed with report
bill authorizing appointment of q committee Of
ayers In this bill he proposed that the Of i'm
parchment should within sixty days, and not
within thirty Of the time when the articles of impeach
shall be presented the President Of the Senate
The debate occupied three hourr when finally Mr.
Hendee wing Livingston. moved the previous ques
ton. which being sustained cut off all amendments and
Mr. Pettingfs resolution 10 adjourn was
to A nays.
Mr.. Looms then up two resolutions-one appoint
ing committee of two to the articles Of impeach
mept the President of the Senate the other nstitung
boa of managers OF seven to prosecute in be-
half Of the House. those articles before the court The
former adopted the latter rejected BY small
majority. Should the legislature adjourn and the Hoa
make provision of this nature, who will be authorised
to appear az prosscutor-the Attorney General
Being in The GOD Of considering propositions this ire
guar order of business continued for want of other
press submitted resolutions nstrucsing the impsaching
committee to report article against John Wright,
for having paid Aather the Of six hun
dred dollars without legal authority. The House not
being prepared for another victim" very summarily
laid the paper on the tablets to 43 Throughout all
thofe RESPECTIVE struggles the members observed the
most decorun, with the exception Of Messrs Burnett
and Loomis, who had round or two.
In the Senate Mr. Taber Offered the following, which
lies over fer q Gay
Resolved f the Assembly concur) That the Legi.a-
ture cordially unite with his Exceency the Governor in
local and international, Of the approaching exhibition Of
the industry of all naors commercial metro
from the directors OF the association TO be
sent at its opening and that the invitation be accepted
The resolution for fnsl adjournment up from the
House. read by the clerk. Mr. Bsbcock moved to
consider il at Agreed to- Mr. Cornell would like to
adjourn the day proposed provided all the important
bu.iness finished Mr.. CoDger and other Senators
thought by sict industry all matters Of public interest
could be passed upon by the tine proposed The
taken when t~enty Senator's voted in favor Of ad
ouInirg four against it. hessrs Patt Smith Snow and
Var deret Mr. Cornell refused to vote. After dinner
Mr.. Vanderbilt offered resolution to consider the time
for s5joui nment, which lies until morrow. So
there certainty after all that the concentrated
wisdom of the Stae' is supposed to be READY
der their power and home The Senate then proceed
ed TO the confederation Of the various items in the Supply
bill, but there not much progress made.
The ent the Speaker Of the House caed to order
Mr. d. B. Tay lor and moved to lay all ether bust
the table FOR the purpose of taking his resou-
tion. offered during tie regular session requesting the
committee the Judiciary Committee, report upon
his Slave Tausit bill The question taken and the
motion lost rs to 49, so thst ends that matter for
the ureent Southerners will take notice Of this fact
Mr.. Noble offered 10 introduce the bill which was pro-
posed in the noIniIg, by Mr. Champn relative the
court Of impeachment: but the House refused by q
&. strong vote. TO consider it.
Mr.. Hendee called up for third reading the bill for
the relief Of the vetei of the 1872 the wi
dows Of those dect ed soldiers Mr. Loois thought the
veterans shoud apoly TO Congress, they under
the orders Of the general Cover Dment The bill WIS laid
aside. The House then adjourned.
Conviction ana Sentence OF Hendrickson for
Murder
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