The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

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ADJOURNMENT OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE IY0yat A.
TURE-LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS PASSED.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE LE0rAfA-
TURE-LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS PASSED.
CONCORD, Jan. 8, 1855
The Legislature of this State adjourned at noon
to-day after session Of fifty-three days, during
which large number Of acts passed Among them
were bills creating many corporations. Two banks
were made-a new one in this place, to be called
" The State Capitol;' another at Newport called
Sugar River Bank" Many factories were char
tered, vz.-for new mill at Garvins Falls or Man
chester, granted to VIM. Amery and others, capital
one million Two more of same nature The State
was districted for Members Of Congress and State
Senators. The Union Railroad bill, already spoken
of by me- passed for the benefit of Clark brothers
of Boston, and Others. This occasioned much ex-
element, and an immense array Of council and lobby
members. The State is thought by some to have
finally been handed over to State street, Boston.
Wall street will have to stand back while longer
The Union Railroad will not be built just at present;
probably this matter was great feature of the
si0n bill passed for the Inspection of Flour, an
important one. The Governor will have considera-
BILE patronage by it, and the New Hampshire Yam
KEGS better bread it is hoped Awful stuff has been
sold here for superfne brands, although thousands
Of barrels pass down the railroad from Cleveland and
Ogdensburg, weekly.
The bill to divide the State into districts for elec
tion OF Senators, was passed, by ia to 55.
The Senate passed the Railroad Union biz last
evening, by seven to five.
Inc state reform Scn0Ol scheme was postponed to
next session.
COALITION MOVEMENT IN THE MASSACHUSETTS LE-
aIsLATBRE-GREAT EXCITEMENT.
BosroN, Jan. 8, 1853,
In the Legislature, to-day. considerable excitement
existed in consequence of an attempt by the coali
tion to postpone filling the vacancies in the Senate
assigned for to-day, until the name of Judge Mack
of Essex, one Of the candidates, who is dead, was
expunged. very warm debate ensued, and lasted
until O'clock when the coalitionists succeeded in
carrying their point, and both houses adjourned until
Monday. No Governor can now be, elected until
Tuesday.
ARREST OF A MEMBER OF THE MICHIGAN LEGIs-
LATURE ON CHARGE OF AIDING A PRISONER
TO ESCAPE.
DETROIT, Jan. 8, 1858.
Considerable excitement existed at Lansing on
Thursday in consequence of the arrest of j. Strang.
a member of the Assembly, by under Sheriff G. W.
Tuttle, of this CITY, on indictment found against
him last June, at Mackinaw, for aiding the escape of
prisoner Mr. Tuttle pettioned the House fov
permission to remove him. A resolution ordering
him into the custody Of the SergeantatA Arms, was
laid the table, and the whole matter was referred
to a select committee.
The Ohio Democratic Convention.
NOMINATIONS FOR THE sTATE OFFICERS
COLUMBUS Jan. 8, 1853
The Democratic State Convention met this morn
ing, and made the following nominations foy State
officers:-
For Goyernor-Mr. Medl.
Lieutenant GOvernor-Mr. Bliss, of Allen county.
Treasurer-Mr Breslin.
In the caucus, last night. fight occurred between
Messrs. Mamis and Bucks, Of The Hamilton county
delegation.