The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-21

The energies our State legislators evidently
INST oozng away under the melting influence of the
present weather and should the heat continue few
DAYS longer q joint resolution will, doubtless, be
speedily adopted for an adjournment, sine DIE not
outstanding the importance of the Mather case, the
new railroad bill and other matters now under con-
sideration. Indeed, two resolutions for final ad-
journment on Friday next were yesterday offered in
the Assembly, which house is represented to have
been very thinly attended In the Senate only
fourteen members took their seats, consequently that
body probably to the great qualification of those pre-
forced to forego its abors for the day for want
of quorum. This being executive session day, how
ever every Senator will of course endeavor to be in
his place. Parties are so precisely balanced there
that the absence of single member on either side
might decide the fate Of all Governor Seymour's ap-
pointments for New York harbor masters and other
State officers.
The Assembly, after having experienced some DIFF
flculty in procuring quorum, adopted resolution
instructing the proper committee to bring in bill
providing means for the construction of mansion
for the Governor. motion to make the temperance
bill the special order, in place of the railroad bill,
after the disposal of the impeachment resolutions
"Wednesday, was lost by thirty to thirty-fye. re-
solution VAS offered directing the Commissioners of
the Canal Fund to state whether they have autho
rized or sanctioned the application by the Auditor
of any portion of the surplus canal revenues
to the payment of the canal claims Of a date
prior to June, 1916. This rather indicates an
intention, if possible, to bring more of the canal
officers into difficulty. Notice was given of bill
TO iocsse the Central Park in this city. Our swelter
ing inhabitants never before experienced the actual
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than they do at the present moment The resolution
declaring that members shall not receive pay during
the recess was called up, briefly debated, and then
tabled. THIS was entirely too great q stretch Of
liberal ty for law makers to approve The Maher
impeachment case was postponed from morning till
afternoon, and from thence till to-day Little was
done during the afternoon session, owing to the fact
that it was almost impossible to procure quorum.
There were two or three calls of the House, after
which the members adjourned in despair.
. Several mail route agents between Albany and
Bnffalo have lately been appointed. Their names
wilr he found in our despatch from Washington.
The letter Of our Buenos Ayres correspondent,
published in another place, will be found very in.
teresting. The writer being resident in the city
had an exc. ent opportunity of observing the course
Of all the exc ting events which occurred there. OF
this he availed himself and thus we are enabled to
nresent our reader with uninterrupted thread Of
narrative of all the n tary, mercantile and financial
exertons made by the government OF Buenos Ayres,
and Of the different movements OF the federal army
outsiders-whch preceded The reported naval en-
ga ement between the city feet end that OF Urquza
which is said 10 have taken place upon the 18TH oil
April. teIegraic DESPATCH appended 10 the ietter
announces that Urquiza had notified the foreign
ministers Of his intention to blockade the port, in
which event the place would be compelled to sur
render in few months at the farthest.
We hsree s,t es from Hayti up n the zist Oh May
The news is three days later date thu 'iaa oo'.
tanned in the letter of our correspondent pu. uS"eu
Yesterday morning. We have had a literal translas
ton made of the account Of all the interesting cere
monies which took place upon the occasion of the
rresentation of Bishop Spacciapatra the apostolic
DELEGATE of Plus the Ninth, to the Emperor, which
yye present to our readers, with his address
and the reply Of his imperial Majesty. The address
of the Chamber Of Representatives to the monarch
congratulating him upon the rapidly improving pros
poets OF the empire is also given, and will be read
with interest.
The letter elsewhere given from orr Laguayra cor
ItspoHutHl SHOWS
ing At rapid rate in Venezuela. Appearances seem
to warrant the supposition that President Monagas
will have to change places with the banished Gen.
Paez before great while.
No better evidence is wanting Of the immense
quantities of produce that were locked up in the
Western States during the past winter than the fact
that the receipts Of tolls since the opening OF canal
navigation exceed those Of last year BY forty thou
sand dollars. The tolls for the second week OF the
present month overbaance those Of the same week
in the previous year by fourteen thousand dollars
The business Of agriculture is rapidly increasing and
the majority Of the crops said to have never been
more promising than at present, not only in our own
but in oil the Western States The great bulk Of the
produce Of the numerous fertile farms continually
springing up, almost as If by enchan nent from the
rests and pIairies, must naturally find its wayt