The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22
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At last we have the sincere qualification OF being
able to positively announce that the New YORK Lr-
gislature has finally adjourned. The unexpected
but anxiously desired event took place about six
o;lock last evening. 1t s remarka able fact, that
more business was disposed of yesterday in each
Aoufe, than during any previous day-we may
my week-since the assembling of the legis
htive body in January last. Nearly every mea-
are of importance has become law. The
principal among the many bills passed yester-
day were those for the Central and Jones' Wood
Parks, and for the incorporation of the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad Company. The Senates
Maine liquor project defeated in the Assembly
for the want OF eleven votes The yeas consisted of
thirty wings and tw nty.fou democrats; the nays
we're five wings and ffty-one democrats. Six wings
and twelve democrats were absent. The bill pro-
pssir to so alter the existing law with regard to
Courts of Impeachment as to remove the Lieu
tenant Governor from the Presidency thereof, was
lost by thirteen to forsy-seven. The advocates OF
this measure strenuously commended that Lieut.. Gov
Church, who was to sit as presiding officer OF the
court had from the beginning not only opposed the
impeachment Of Mr.. Mather, but was In re
Atty officially connected in the very trans
ACTORS for which the latter gentleman was
70 be tried. The Senate adjourned with dignity and
deconm; but there was a regular f1are-up 10 the As
sembly motion was made to extend vote of
thanks to the Speaker wbereupon Mr.. Burroughs,
the Independent democratic representative from Or
leans took the floor, and denounced Mr. Ludlow for
the Partially he had shown, &c. In the midst OF
this TRADE, the Speaker announced the Board Of
Managers to prosecute the charges against Mr.. Ma
tber in the Court of Impeachment The board con-
skts Of three barn burners, one bunker and three
wings. A resolution was offered to reprmand Mr..
Burroughs for insulting the Chair, but amid the
con ulon the House was declared adjourned dc.
Ldxs Dec,
We learn from Albany that the Lieutenant Cover
nor has summoned the Court Of Impeachment to
meet in the capitol on Wednesday next, the 9th
hist.
The Europa's mails reached this city yesterday
evening from Boston, and we publish the details OF
The latest European intelligence this morning. The
leading features of the news were embraced in orr
teegraphic summaries of the two preceding days.
The aspect of the Russo Turkish question mare
warke, for the Premier Of England had assured the
Peers in conversational ausen TO the subject that
ne combined fleets OF Great Britain and France we're
entirely at the disposal Of the Sultan. and would not
sny enter the Dardanelles bat proceed to the Black
Sea- If he 30 wished, to secure the integrity of his
empire.
The reply of M. Drouin de Lhuys, on the part of
the French Emperor to the Nesse'rode note is also
very clear and specific to the views and intentions
Of his Majesty's government
We also publish short despatch from Constant
nspe in whichit is asserted that Comm ,dore String
ham, the American naval commander on that sta
tim, lad rendered material aid" on the part of
Our government, to the Sultan, at official utter
view. This of course, we did not believe, and
upon opening the letter OF London correspon-
dent we were confirmed in our faith, he gives
Commodore striDgha1's speech made upon the &C.
sason, which submit to readers.
The departure Of Mr.. Z Joy Morris, American
Charge de Affairs, from Naples, was much regretted
BY all asses of the people.
The general news will be found interesting
The contest for the spells between the son and
hard shells Of Rochester Is about being renewed in
Attsr city The President may yet be forced to set
aside the claims OF all these factionsts aud place
conservatives IN the Offices.
BY telegraph from Cincinnati we learn that an
extensive ,onhagration occurred in that city yeter
day. Near.y all the buildings on one Of the largest
blocks in the place were consumed. The houses
WtTe UiON'IyAl Nbou dbu occupied Wy
Door families. The actual loss s only estimated a.
fifty thousand cellars but the eutre household fIrn
ture OF many of tbe inhabitants was destroy ed and
eoBst quently the suffering caused by this calamity
will he very severe.
The Massachusetts, Democratic State Convention
is 10 lie held at Worceier the 22d Of September.
The CONSTITUTIONAL Convention of Massachusetts
yesterday adopted provision limiting the term Of
justices of the State Court totem years.
William eating the man VINO murdered the two
children Of Timothy q Brien last December in Ber-
gen county, New jersey. was publicly executed At
Hs skerfaok yesterday The awful spectacle was Wit
messed by upwards Of two thousand people. The
wretched man con uctd himself nder the gaIl0ws Il
firm manner, Q the surprise Of all present. A foil
report Of lie proceedings will DC found Ell ewhere
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