The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16
BIZ TELEGRAPH
BUSINESS IN THB NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
The ASSEMBLY, ENGAGED ON THE IMPEACHMENT
CASn
Rumersd Assrs Conspiracy at New Orleans.
ExtssrAinary Grin. Cen. Case At Washington
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Affairs In Albany

The ADOPTION OF THE CANAL CoMPR0AIsE-GREAT
REJoICIEG-THE PILOT BILL-rHK CASE OF CANAL
COMMISSIONERS hATHER ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE HERALD
Albany, June is, 1858.
At IL O'Clock the Senate took up the constitutional
snesdnenfs Brief speeches were made BY Mr.. Pierce
and Mr.. Cornell tn asserting to the propositions as
nnanmously presented by the joint committee, and
adopted BY the House. Tho latter Senator appeared par
tcuiariy pleased, because he saw in them power TO
meet any deficiency by taxation He alluded most likely
to the fact that the Hh section of the seventh article OF
the constitution stands thus-h the sinking funds, or
other Of them provided in this article, shall prove
insufBcient to enable the State, the credit
such fund, to procure the to satisfy the
claims OF the creditors of the State they
become payable the Legislature SHALL by equitable taxes
20 increase the Of the SAID funds to make
them respectively sufficient perfectly to preserve the
public faith" MIR. LOOMS also alluded to taxation
expressed in this section drer resort his speech
IN the Hsuse yesterday The question taken by ayes
and noes when every Senator present voted for the
amendment except Senator Jones. Of Nevburg His is
the ONLY all the members Of both branches
Of the Legislature which will go do to futurity against
amendAg the constitution to complete the canals more
sspeedNy He consistent in his vote he has always
expressed himsef opposed to opening the constitution.
Several Others. both houses, who started with him N
January Ast most incons tently .cayed in.n
The Pilot bill regulating Sandy Hook plotage
taken up it passed the Assembly The committee to
whom II was referred struck the fourteenth section
which levied al. pilotage upon all vessels not employ
pilots. Although lev rural Senators knew much
about the subject (and some confessed it still they
CDumttee and Pilot bill will pass in that shape,
not st all The House must yield that point or it GER
taiby viii DO lost II has been bone o. contention Tor
several ms, and it Is best to dispose OF it now
keuoostrAnces against the Jones' woods park
PcuriOe every ming That project will have to be
abandoned
The senate appointed a committee to confer with the
Ere Railroad Company as to the day to enter upon the
leeisisuve sion that road add
lake TO Cleveland. The invitation only rendered
set of sur the central excursion without the
prospect Of being accepted But the Legislature
In and viii proceed the day after The ad ourn
meat. The company may well commence fitting
up their splendid lightning locomotives, and mag
ni6eeot lake steamers.
called up by Mr. Champlin. That gentleman took the
no at eleven O'Clock, and occupied it three hours,
without CONCLUDING IN support OF the resolution He
strong points in support OF the report
Of the committee in favor of putting the accused
public officer trial He will resume this afternoon.
Several preparing TO speak both sides,
end the debate occupy the remainder # the week
nix. pour der under the window of the Capitol. sud
denly star tleo tie members Again and again the
ports ,iDued Hendee did not like the ance,
and made quiTy whether COMMITTEES ought 10 be ap.
pointed to The field piece lie could no. imagine
why such thunder permitted close TO the Assem-
bly, chamber. MI Burroughs stated that two years
the afr resUund.d nth the kind Of music when
law the noi-e day is token Of rejoicing because the
Senate bad just agreed to amend the constitution Mr.
BeDdee satisfied, and Mr. Champin proceeded With
has argument W.