The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-17
Exciting Scenes In Albany.

Exciting Scenes In Albany.
BRIEF REVIVAL OF THE CANAL WARFARE BETWEEN
SENATORS COOLEY AND PIERCE-vERY WARM
DEBATE-rERRIBLE CoNFUsIoN-THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH BlLL-THE MATTER IMPEACHMENT CASE
IN THE MISREPRESENTATION oNTKOvERSY-TRE-
MENDOUs UPROAR AND EXCITEMENT.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NBw YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, June 16, 1858.
Tho spectators in the lobby of the Senate exceed
Day amused at the opening OF the session. after prayers
by witnessing scene lot in the usual programm Be-
fore the journal Of yesterday approved Mr.. Morgan
rose and presented aton from Senator Taber
who confined by illness at his residence asking unani
nous consent that his be recorded on the jour
nal OF the Senate of yesterday in the affirmative upon
Me resolutions amending the constitution. Mr.. Cornell
Sid object to the allowing the vote to be thus record
Cd but thought the Senator asking it should be present
Tih the same propriety, the Senator (Mr McMurray)
COW travelling in Europe may send paper requesting
That his vote might be recorded III favor OF the resolu
TONS
Mr. Cooley would heartily consent to allow the absent
Senator to record his 10 favor of proposition which
he ka6 opposed from the outset. But he was willing
that he be restored to the party from which he had
ssayed as Others like him, had seemed to repent of
their late upon the canal question.
Mr. Pierce took the foor ano said he knew something
OF the private opinions of the absent Senator Mr. Taber
who desires his vote be recorded aud from that fact
contained in the resolutions. Mr. p. did not object to
recording the vote asked for but went to dis.
cuss The canal question, the resolutions adopt
ed, and the motives OF some OF the persons
by whore means the compromise was effected He also
alluded three senators, continued with consd
cradle snimaton when Mr. Van schoonhoven inter posed
Mr. Pierce would not yield the hosr. Mr.. Wright also
Questioned Mr. Pierce, but he would not bulge senstor
Cooley hoped the Senator might be permitted to
proceed with his remarks several other Senators rose
sinulte Deously Mr. Cooley aud Mr.. Pierce both talked
Ouda AMI
his ivory nalet ani called Still the loud talk
ing continued All the Senators obeyed toe manaase
ospt Messrs Pierce and Cooley Neither would
sit down. The President raped louder and
kept taking The Voice of the presiding oihcer was
drowned In the noise and confusiono Senator Bennett
said 'kr President, in order 10 arrest this debate
shall be obliged object recording the vote Of cena
Taber in his absence. pause ensued, when the Lieut.
Governor ruled the motion out OF order. Mr. Morgan
submitted that the comnunc iton De catered upon the
journal Of the day, which was agreed to- Thus ended
the @aelte.
autIoriae ,he Incorporation Of Roman Catholic congre
cations soceies." The frst and only sectien is
See AIRY officer officers, person persons being
crens Of state who according to the aud disc
represent Roman Catholic ongegation society in
ane or
or society The mode the second section Of the
sious societies passed April s. 1873 corporation sole
e I powers aSd 1hts
o co s Ss
Mr. Babcock offered the following as section two -
o1Yp
this act shall corporation aggregate be ofmed
under this ae. unless At least q the members
thereof sh consist Of other than bishops priests
This Was adopted in committee and the bill thus
amended ordeEed printed 1t will hardly be reached
again this session There is considerable interest
felt for the adoption Of the drst section by the priest
hood The aity generally Father indifferent about it.
Mr. Champlin concluded his marks in the House upon
the mpes chment resolution when Mr. Daniel b. Taylor
t a.fon M.fha
Mr. Ta lor concluded hts speech, Me- Hendee moved the
previous question, so to cut off further debate The
peaker pro ten Mr. Sessions, did not recognise the mo
ton gave tie floor to Mr. Loons who moved to post
pone the subject until TO morrow morning Mr. Hendee
claimed his right to the door, but was not given him.
.csne of excitement and merriment then occurred.
Motions TO adjourn made and lost, bills were at
tempted to bs read third tme bat the members were
not disposed to labor longer. Ia the midst OF this
interesting scene, Mr. j. Ely Of Broome, and asked
unanimous consent to offr resolution 'Read, read
for information responded from every part Of the
house. The clerk read as fcllows:
That The 0 q Of Sharsss
. . .S.n'' sanford s. ohasld
Mr. Burroughs rose 70 discuss when Che member in
tho cAar said there was no question before the
again pat down H. then demanded mis- right to speak
npon the resolution, when motion made TO adjourn
sna %s%Ss's voting aye a1d nay h great .Srses and
oi the presiding officer IL ing the adjournment,
MAS highly spplauded, especially " Father Hibbara.
day before the Mather is disposed Of there s be
hours o sharp debate Several members ready
afternoon and two appeared anxious the FRAY
The vote in Mather's will probably be taken to-
naorrew az things look Should the House adopt
resolutions impeachng o, the distinguished a.
Iuded to- the court to be organized under the consttu
1on, VIII have plenty Of business for six months to
como.
Beth houses have appointed committees 70 confer with
the Erie Railroad Company, to settle upon day for the
excurdos day Of adour nment will be announced as
soon ~ Mr.. Mathers is disposed Of. w.
THE HENDRICKsoN MURDER TRIAL
ALBANY, Juue 49, 1858.