The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
Senator Cooley Still Maintains his Position in
Opposition to the Governors Nominations.
The Mather Impeachment Case in
the Assembly.
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Maine Law Movements In Michigan and
Massachusetts,
de-, de-, &c.
Affairs In Albany.

ALBANY, Monday. June 20, 1858.
Attempts were made to organize both houses Of the
Legislature to-day, at IL O'Clock pursuant to ADJOURN
ment Friday Last. 1t unsuccessful in the upper
branch only sixteen Senators appearing and that honor
able and digniasd body adjourned until to. morrow
morning.
bare quorum attended in the House. No business
worthy Of note transacted. Mr. Stanford offered
Joint resolution proposing adjournment, sin die,
Friday the oath instant 1t manifey received with
considerable dsfavor and several members oppose
it. The speaker ruled that being concurrent lst lie
over day The symptoms exhibited upon its introduc
tion indicate anything but ourr much earlier
than the first proximo.
Mr.. Chatfeld desired to make the temperance bill spe
cal order for Wednesday Immediately after The Mathe
is disposed Of The ayes and nays taken and
majority of ak eight opposed to it The same
gentleman called up resolution heretofore ofsred, de-
caring against pay ing members three do lars day dur
ing the recess from the 18th of April to the oath Of
May Mr.. Burroughs and Mr.. Loomis both agreed that
such resolution useless the constitution and
laws made ample provision in the premises But there
manifest difference between serving the State during
regular session of the hundred days and sitting during
extra session In the former members shall not
receive than three hundred collars during regular
Legislative session. should it continue for twevem
Whereas during special extra session, the consttu
tion expressly provides for paying members not less than
three dollars per day. but does not restrict them from
ing themselves larger 1t says, 'When venel
in extra session by the governor they shall receive three
dollars per day. This is the smallest alo we'd them
But there is clause that prohibits them from passing
law adding much more q majority may please.
Mr. Russell Smith moved to lay the motion on the table,
which was carried
A communication was read from Mr. Cozzens who
claims to be President of the Art Union complaining
quite bitterly Of certain portions of the report recently
submitted by the committee of inve,tgaton 1t states
that the institution, though at present somewhat crp
pied and embarrassed is not defuDct and hopes
tertaiDed of its revival Mr. desires the Les stature to
d,sbeeve srgSporticn Of Mr. B. Ia, lors eport and
to print the testimony No action taken further
thar motion to PRINT it and it sent to the printing
committee to ascertain its vaue
Mr.. Noble notice of bill which he intends to in
troduce making provision for the great Central Park in
the city of New York. The curreut is strongly
hsrmoni0usy. it be secured before the spectators
of Jones' woods can prepare for opposition
At four O'Clock, some thirty forty members OF the
House appeared Mr Russell Smith moved call of the
House. which not sustained. After little couver.
satop as 70 what was 70 oe dose hr 5urroughs again
moved call of The House, and it was sustained The
Speaker directed the Clerk to call the roll when only
ty eight members responded.
Mr.. SeaIirg moved suspension of the call which was
Ioat
The names of the absent members placed in the
penter, who rendered an which satisfactory
Several other members we're Low let in BY the door
hesser which being Observed they all ordered back
without the bar.
Mr. Leoms then moved to suspend the call. which was
carried The outside members then took their seats.
scene Of confusion rejoicing, and private reprimandng
M Caop inquired whether motion to adjourn sine die
would be in oider?
The Speaker ruled that required concurrent vote Of
boil Houses
Mr. Clapp then said. would move that the House ad.
journ for two days in ooer thai members might have
time 20 return from their homes No effect
The roll again called when 10 member. answered
40 neir names Nearly an hour spent this species
of legislation.
The leciaI oricr-the Mather reseuton-rss the or.
der, but Mr. Looms stated tnat he d.sec conclude
his remarks but wished hat ,he bon-e nighJ be fa aud
thereupon moved 10 post the order until l0& O'Clock
10 morrow morning. Carried
AD attempt made to proceed to the third reading
o bills hen appear ec thai al members hsd
left the chamber. The eo wa again caliedno quorum
Finding impossible 70 With business adjourn
ment until to morros mo'nihg ~as finally ef,oted amid
shouts Of gratude 1h4 srernoon exceeo gly warm
and all we're happy in heng released from ,nr tsns Of
The bot walls Of tie eapor IL sulicieAty ho heIe
during the coldssV OF weather iu winter
The Supply bill I'd pted in the House is before
the Seuae considerably r4aeed Among The items struck
out by the Finance Commite of Sendta a,e some
twenty three hun 1red dollars due Mr. Little, bookseller
FOR furnishing each member of the Assembly Of 1852 with
copy OF he Revised Statutes and bills of the Argus
and AHas establishments or furnishing the eniiglt
ened body with copes OF the debate of ,be Convention Of
1886 These bills have renaoed unpaid dfteen
noDtbs the Coupt' oer refused to them upon
90 higher vouchers than simpe resolutions 10 truth
he pays accounts has the heret oore upon
the mere iiNe di@u Of Ell her hou.e
Among other items of distrbution the wing
To the New York House OF Refuge, SIS, 000
To the At; Union committee, which sat at the Astor
Iosse Curing the recess composed OF Daniel Taylor
a. cispp. . W ChampliD, members and John s. Ma
To Hepry.B Northrop, for his expenses in reclsimng
Solomon NorthTop, from louisiana $500 81 and
for ssrviees, $500, making the OF 1902 81. The
law under which this service performed, does
not reqre enactment in the Su pply BILL chapter
375 n he Of 1870 declares the Governor may deter
mine the ation aod the Comptroller shall audit
and the nsasaIer pay any amount certified by the Gov
erbcrl
To the New YorA Institution of the Blind, $4,000.
New York Dspepsary, $1,000
Eastern New York Dls Depsary 81 900.
BrooLlyn Dispensary. $1,000
Williamsburg Dispensary. $500,
To James Cook. 70 pay judgments, costs, and ex-
penses in defndins sui, while Treasurer OF State,
To BeDismin wolch, Jr, for costs counsel fees &C.,
To Trustees of New York Eye fnRrmary 500 900; pro.
viei equal smount is raj ed by private contribution
befo'e The 6rst Of January next.
To the Widor ard Orphans Fund of the New York Fire
department 80 600 bill for this charitable object
strongly urged in the House by Mr. Howard but defeat
mtinh through the opposition of Mr.. Hastings of
To 7. Waving, for counsel fees for assisting in the
To Christopher Morgan for counsel fees, s54o.
To Thomas NJ Pomeroy for do, S308
TO Geo,ss Humphreys, County Judge of Cayuga, for
The thrse last items were incurred in conseauenoe
of investigating chaIges preferred against the State
Prison inspeoors, which ended in smoke Gov. Hunt
dismissed the charges Immediately after the last Noqem
Der election. The Inspectors applied TO the Iess4ure
for the payment Of their aw ers' fees but
{ scestful
Tomorrow is executive day. VIII the Harbor Ma ,ters
be confrmeoS w.
EXECUTIVE SESSION DAY-GRgAT EXCITEMENT BUT
ONLY A FEW NoMINATIoSs, NoTARIEs, CONFIRM
ED-THE MATHBR CASE, ETC.
ALBANY, June 81 1858.
The Senate proceeded in regular order with the third
reading Of bills and other matters Of ordinary
n A.
Church raped with his presiding malet, and declared
the Senate in executive session. As every body knew
that it would be held with open doors the lobbes
frances and anti Eooms filled with anxious listeners
The Governor sent up the Of John Kennedy and
j. Donnely Commissioners of Emigration, in place
OF two Others whose terms had expired Several Loan