The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-15

Events I'm Albany.
srraAL CORRESPONDENCE HERALD
WEDNESDAYS LEGISLATIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OPERATIONS OF THE SENATE UPON TUE APPRoPRI-
ArIONs-rHE soLDIEAs OF lSl2-THE ASSEMBLY
AND THE CRYSTAL PALACE, ETC.
ALaAsY July IS, 1853
At N early hour .this morning Nc. Tsber from the
Committee Of Conference reported TO hs Senate that the
somnittss we're unanimously Of opinion that there
no necessity ct all for the House Of Assembly 70 be iu
ioa during the trial OF Msther before the Court OF I'm
parchment This settles the question asd forty
fifty members will be dsapp nted in their hopes OF
manning under the pay of tho SAFE until the first day OF
January next.
With respect to the time fr final adjournmeut, the
COMMITTEES were also agreed that early adjournment
indispensable, but the business not in con
dion to say when, apon what day thsy could sePa
rate they not prepared to recommend any Psrcu
lar time.
TIE committee recommesd that the invitation accepted
tn attend the opening Of the Crystal Palace be cned
"A there il no reasonable possibility of fDhos the Isl
nesn TO- day and IL the attend that opesng
ON thursday there would not appear quorum "a either
house during the Of the week ami toe consequences
would be that legislative business could be trans
acted until Monday next
The Senate then resumed the consideration of the ap
prorraton bills, and proceeded cautiously in sx
aiming the various items for money from the
treasury which sontir ued throughout the day. All
tho guard the treasury against the squsdons
Of harpies poupciog upon it viii avail nothing be-
cause Deaxly eli the sxtravagAnt stricken out in
committee most generally restsrsd In the senate
Mr.. p W. Roe reported complee To ths House the
bill for the relief Of the Of 1872 aod moved that
the bill be read the third time Mr.. L,ons object
ed and the motion lost This decides the fate of the
bin for tho session and the Veterans vii
discover that their parole and visit to the Capitol during
the winter unsvsiling.
A bill passed the House authorizing the Canal Commits
sioners for keeping in repa section ia
each Of the three divisions the Erie Canal Ii Is said
that the canals kept in repair in this
twenty per cent cheaper than by ire present plan
Mr.. Temple from the Committee Of Conference, Intro
duced . resolution for adjournment OF the Legislature
Monday next After long DEBATE the resolution was
laid the tabe bat from dics,ionsa separation viii
finally take place on M0nosy or Tuesday mex.
Mr. Ukeeie IN oved that the House TAXA recess until
Friday morning. This o0uc.d quite . fusteriog
ge desired visit the opening Of the ysal
Palace but did like the idea Of plscng
thsir nsmes record rs being in favor OF sp1ading
another day away from the ca JtoL Every effort was
made prevent M vote but the persevt Of Mr.
OKeefs brought the question TO test There much
eopfusoD aud the fac who ir favor OF adj ,uru
very determined, and finally succeeded In
obtaining majority Of ten Dozen so The honorable
the members Of this remarkable House Of Assem- ply =
knock the gass doors Of the Palace demanding
admission TO witness the opening ceremonies OF the
American Worlds Fair