New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

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81 remain your cbeient servant,
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ITO senor Don Jose Dc Marco,ess. etc, etc, ETC.
The Game ut Albany.
/ Sperial DispatA 10 rss y. \. IfiSvae
ALBANY. Monday Jan J. 1888
The Hard Shell Hunker. take their defeat on
the Speaker OF the Assembly very unkindly.
Even the concession Of the Clerk. in the per
son OF Naiew, who is at least nominally with
them, does not heal the wound. A secret eau
Gus is now @ o'clock) sitting, 70 see il the
Speakers nomination canuot be defeated l
think nothing will come of it but sore feeling
among Hunkers against the State Adminlstra'
ton a. q.
From AIbany-Lea isintive Caucuscs.
Special DispaicA 10 The ~ Y Tiovsss
ALBANY, Saturday Jan. !, lSj.
The caucus of the Democratic members OF
Assembly WIS called to order 10y Hon. A
Looms, of Herkmer, and on his motion, Hon
ii. shaw, of New York, was called to the chair,
and Hon Mr.. Champlin, of Allegheny, appointed
Secretary. The list Of members having been
called, all the Democratic members elect, ex.
eept Mr.. Hutchings, OF Kings, answered to
their names.
An informal banos for Speaker was then or
dered, which resulted as follows: VIM. ii. I.ud-
low, ofSuiolk, 30 Daniel b. Taylor, N. Y, %
Henry Shaw, n Y, %; Dexter Gilmore, Oneida,
q Russell Smith n. Y, Blank, |.
No candidate having the majority, the Caucus
proceeded 20 second ballot, which resulted as
follows: w II. Ludlow 81; Daniel ID, Taylor.
81 H. Shaw, 2; Blank, !. Mr.. Ludlow was
declared unanimously nominated.
On the first ballot for Clerk the vote stood
T.. +. Church, of Steubcn, -; John =. Nafew,
of Albany, 10; Mr.. Cory, of Saratoga, o. Mr..
Naiew was declared unanimously nominated,
amid tremendous cheers.
For Sergeant-at-Arm the vote stood; John
f. Phelps, OF Chautauque, i6; Edward Reynolds
20; Scattering IL. Mr.. Phelps was thereupen
unanimously nominated.
The Wing Caucus met In the Chambers OF
the Court OF Appeals, Hon. MIR. Ellsworth, Of
Chautauque in the Chair, and Hon Mr.. Kennedy.
of Cayuga, Secretary
A ballot being taken for Speaker, Mr.. Els
worth received IL votes; Mr. Clapp, Of Erie.
10; and several scattering. Mr.. +. was there.
upon nominated as the Wing candidate Tor
Speaker.
The Caucus then nominated X. N. Shearman
for Clerk, Mr.. + l.. Osborn, OF Madison, for Ser
geant-at- Arms and the residue Of the officers OF
last year, and then adjourned. N.Y.
q. =. Supreme Court-The Knime Extradition
Case.
WARRINGTON, Monday, Jan. g. 1889.
In the Supreme Court, the Kainc Extraditi0n
! called up this morning. James T Brudy and
Richard Bustecd Of NewYork, appeared for K,ine,
and stated that they prepared to argue tho
The Court expressed Its readiness 10 proceed when
Hon. Charles Sumner appeared and stated that he had
received letter from Charles Edwards tho counsel
Tor the British Government which no read follows
NswYoRK, 3lst Dec 1854
IN Tie mater Of Thomas KANE, a Fu9hpe from Justice
DEAs SIR This Is down tor the hrst Monday
in January the Court having made certain points
argued have been counsel for the British Govern
ment In the matter, and appeared ~ such when the
Court directed the points I am not aware what may
have occurred between the Honorable the Secretary Of
Stsfe and he Exeelency the Birth Minister nor as 20
whether the Attorney General Will not interfere. I
deem H. however respectful toward the Bench have
II fuggested that Mr. Champion has wished me TO stsn1
aside nd not ming In any arrangement had not
ceyed his desire when Rad the honor 10 be before the
Court Ifcireumstsnces should make II proper hope
/ you will do me the kindness most respectfully 10
IN. nion what have said. Believe me, dear Sir,
To CHAp IS SUMNER, Esq.
Mr.. Bra then stated that be had not until this
morning, learned what to be pursued on the
part Of KANE. Attorney General CrfteDden said he
understood there were some arrangements In progress
between tie Secretary Of State and the British Minister
en- the subject and his suggestion the Court ordered
the case TO lie over until the morning. when i will be
again called up
SelsoD Of the presiding Judges granted the hsbse
eorTss under which KANE sued our, AMI differed
from Judge Betu, Of the New York Distrct Court on
the law point and a. Is slso the first Of the kind
under the Ashburton treaty.
Arriya nj Of the Steamship Wasbisgtes as
Boston.
BosroS, Monday, Jan 3, 1862
The steamship Washington, Capt. Fitch,
from Bremen Dec 3, and southampton l3th, for New.
York. put into this port this morning short Of coal and
with the loss Of foretopsa yard, having experiences
very heavy weather. She will take 10 9 supply Of
COAL and viii probably proceed 10 New York early To-
morrow morning
The following Il list Of her passengers, (nsny Of
whom leave for New YORK by the train this sfser'
noon)
2. Schultz and Mr. Schultz ~ Garrison and Mr.
I Garrison, 7. Wagner g. w s,oskmsn, ~ Hsnnum and
A. RendIe, Of o. s. A. C. Hannun and NJ Ksechese,
OF Great Britain, NJ Schultz, y q. Ruslhns a, Ian
/ xsnbsn, d. Wieimann, T.. Whit Anna V. hhhsp'
w scbenka, ii. Schmidt, G. +. aeineck, C. Resehes n
fhesctnan, c. Weiss, and Tagenssechn,o Of Gefm,y'
J. Brizzi, Mrs Euet ". N. Delsnoe J. Jauel U LaS
guereaux, D. Gangaa, P. Had, H. Egizdysml, Fiery,
>. Elery, 4. Rendele, and II. Wicemann residences
net gwen.
From Hayti-The Black vsssit at -. Dsnis'
se-The Occupation Of sanana By the
French thought to be Hoax.
BosroN, Monday, jan 3 is3o
Capt Colin, OF the brig Sutclih, arrived this
morning from g. Domingo city, reports tiss the black
yofnif etli committing ravaxes there and many o.
the crews Of foreign vessels had died The disesse w
also cute fatal on shore Among others who had died
vss the French Consul The American Consu bad slss
been sick, but was recovering
Capt Coin also reports that during the nenta o.
more he wss In port q g. Domingo he heard no<hAg
the occupation Of the Peninsula Ssmsns BY efrenca
and thinks the story must be incorrect