The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
NEWS BY TELEGRA PH.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
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THE CANAL C0MPROMISE.
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Report Of the Conference Committee to
the Assembly.
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Debate on the Maine Law in the Senate.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING; THE
WESTERN FoRGERs AND CoNsPIRATORs,
&s., &e., 10.
Debate on the Maine Law in the Senat,
Affairs In Albany

Affairs In Albany.
TIE REPORT OF THE CANAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEES
GREAT INTEREST MANIFEsTED-THR MAINE
LAW, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD
ALBANY, June Is, 1858.
Expectation tiptoe this morning with regard to
the report of the Conference Committee It was an.
nounced on Saturday that a compromise had been
happily effected, and though the basis was pretty we'll
undertook every body wanted to the details Ne
thor house Of the Legislature opened with quorum and
the Senate adjourned for hour The house entered
upon killing old Father Time with great delberation and
finally got upon the question Of furnishing State ma TO
all the school dstricts-some eleven thousand in num-
ber. As this subject Of ample scope for the display
Of buncombe the members entered the arena and
consumed the time until the recess with
animation Several Of them made great display Of
their pedagogical knowledge and experience 1t was
difficult to arrive at a conclusion.
The few members Of the Senate-some seventeen
scarcely knew how to spend the morning session. They
at length hit upon the expedient Of taking up the Maine
Liquor law, which afforded abundance Of ammunition
motion made to order the bill to o third reading
which was resisted, because it would shut all amend
ments There is not Senator but expresses himself as
being strong temperance man. though several-and Mr.
Van Schoonhoven in particular-want to amend 1t in
that they for it under the sanction
of their con ciences aud their oaths.n No question
however TAKEN and the hour of two O'Clock arrived
without coming vote. There are at least six Sena-
tors temperance men these twenty years'-who have
each some amendments to offer. each differing from the
other which, If inserted then they will for the bill
The ultraists go it bLd fer the bill as it is and no-
thing shorter.n
The report of the Conference Committee was presented
by Mr. Loomis to the House, at O'Clock the after
noon 1t was received with the greatest appreciation
made the special der for eleven o'clock and
two thousand copies Of the report ordered be printed
together with the written correspondence which passed
betwee en- the Senate and House committees
resolution adopted by the Assembly this afternoon
referring the unenacted code back to the surviving com
mssioners, together with Judges Rasker, Marvin and
Campbe for examination and revision. They are to re-
port to the next legislature.
The bill to protect landlords of hotels was on motion
of D. B. Taylor, ordered to a third reading.
Two resolutions were to day offered t, adjourn viz
Mr. Ashley in the House, to dissolve Friday and by
Mr. Clark in the Senate, on Tuesday next The latter
will probably be adopted.
To morrow is executive day. but the canal question
is not adjusted there is probability that any business
of that nature will require action. W.
THE WATERFORD ACCIDENT-MURDER TRIAL.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT
ALBANY, June 13, 1858.
The sufferers by the accident at Waterford although
not all out of danger getting along favorsbly.
On the trial Of Hndrckson at the Circuit Court in this
city for the murder Of his wife by poison eight Jurors
out Of panel Of twenty four have been obtained An.