The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14
NEWS BY TELE CRAP III.
BUSINESS In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVED TO ATTEND THE
CRYSTAL PALACE OPENING.
Late and Interesting from Havana.
Verdict Of The COren er's Jury Relative to
the Gavazzl Riots In Montreal,
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
Senate
&C.. &C.. &c.

ALBANY, July 13, 1853
Nothing of importance was done at the session held
last pight, which continued till midnight.
IMPEACHMENT TRIAI.-No NECESSITY ASSEMBLY
TO REMAIN SESSION, Mc
To day Mr. TABEs reported FROM the Committee Of Con-
ference, that the committee ag eed that there
necessity for the Assembly to be in session during the
impeachment trial The question OF adj urnment had
not been disposed Of by the committee and they uld
end the acceptance Of the invitation attend
the opening Of the ystal Palace
COMPENSATION OF STATE EMPLOYEES
The Senate in committee took up the special order be
ing the act in relation to the of in
the service ef the State.
1t allows for clerk hire in the Comptroller's office,
81 COO.
In the effce Of the Secretary of State $4,000.
Makes the salary OF Deputy superintendent OF Common
Schools. 81 500
For clerk hire in the office Of the State Engineer,
SO, $50
yor salary of Deputy Treasurer 81 500
For clerk hire in Office OF Treasurer 81 800.
For falary of Adjutant Genera 50 900.
Eor ralary OF Assistant Adjutant General, 81 200.
For salary Of clerk TO AuorIey General. 81, 200.
To take effect on January l, 1868
Mr. BABCoCK moved to reduce the amount for clerk
hire In the office Of the Comptroller to $40 900 ana de-
MED that the work in The office had been increased.
BY the creation Of the sdca Of Bank Superintendent
the duties OF the Office bad been leseened.
hr Van scnooNnoyEs (~higl p,intes to the nconsiA,
who had introduced from his committee bill to inc
the public pebdftures Either the senator IL
ing beth sides don't snyth hing by what says.
The public ss1nmept is dead against extravagaoce
this subject Even the salaries Of the judges put
the losest marx that dscsnc, viii permit
Mr. VANDERpIIT, (dem.) thought the public interest
would be promoted by discussing this sAbect further
and he moved to striss the enscsiDg clause but
wi,hdrew and the amendment the senator from the
Thirty.fIss (Mr BabcOck adopted.
aries definitely by Law.
regulate all these things them may best. It
is Impossible to make fixed pending rule.
The Committee reported preyea.
SUPPLY
Was taken up, and the Ccmnattee determined to pay
Mr. Northrup for his services in recaming tho kidnapped
Mr.. CoNGKR hoped the committee would not persist in
strsiDs out the appropriation for the Of the Legs
ture during ibis extra session. majority of the
beIs Of the Assem- bly, had drawn their pay
Mr. BSAcH. (.big)-Oh they can pay 1t back.
sdheren,s Of The senator from the Ssvsah has caused
the extra session. they had attended 10 their duty
this would al have been avoided He was ANNOYED at
the course Cf the political economist from the Seventh
As for hrnseh he (Mr desired no CONDENSATION for
hir atttI dance here
days Of hohoa, "bico the iegi'iature had taken
The sum Appropriated, and ON motion Of Mr.. Con.
Tbs various itsu,s supply bill were discussed as
deliberately If thu session to be hundred days
loIper
The appropriations for the AIT Union Committse vss
restored
The in ths clerk hire in the Office of
Secrsta OF Ststr drew out . long debate
MIR. CoNGER explained the see1oa
Mr. PRATT, (ahipl-I have beard the explanation, and
like mot OF those which have from that source, it
makes darkness perfectly visible
The COMMITTEES, without gong through the bill, re-
ported pr gIess Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TIE SUPPLY BILL
The bill after considerable debate reported to the
Sens'e
motion TO strike out all ths appropriations to the
die peL II was lost
Nj. COOLEY moved TO add appropriation of s?5, 900
TO the. New York Volunteers, which rejected. Ad-
jsurEoS.