The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-15
NEWS BY TIE LEGR A PHI i.
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Passage Of the Canal Compromise by tho
Assembly.
EXECUTIVE SESSION OF THE SENATE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GREAT EXCITEMENT, BUT NO CONTRIBUTIONS.
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Tho Senate Passed the Maine Law and the
Pacific Railroad Bills.
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Very Late from BuenOs Ayres.
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THE CITY STILL BEsIEGED BY URQUHA.
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AFFAIRS In MEXICO AND TEXAS,
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Very Late from Buenos Ayres.
Events I'm Albany.

NVontS ln A1O0nys
PASSAGE OF TIE CANAL COMPROMISE BY THE ASSEM-
BLY-ExECUTIvE SESSION OF THE sENATE-Ex-
CITING sCENE-NO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD AND MAINE LAW BILLS BY
THE SENATE, AND THE NIAGARA SHIP CANAL BILL
BY THE ASSEMBLY, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW HERALD.
ALBANY, June ID, 1853
This has been Of the most exciting interesting and
unusual busy and stirring DAYS since the Legislature
vened the first Tuesday of ofJanuary last At II O'Clock
the House took up the constitutional amendments when
Mr. Loomis made speech urging their adoption. He said
the proposition agreed upon and submitted was neither
the Vanderbilt West pn but part of both The COM
mee of each branch had yielded sufficient for the ske
harmony present united report. He was followed BY
Mr. Burroughs who assumed considerable degree Of
credit in having been early advocate of amendment
of the constitution He thought the nine millions pro-
posed would be insufficient to finish the works and pay
the enermous amount Of land damages Mr.. Shaw
moved the previous question: when, at quarter to one
O'clock the question taken and every member pre-
seDtOne hundred and six-voted in favor of the pro-
poson to amend the constitution agreed upon by the
committee and published in the HERALD of yesterday
The Senate Chambr crowded to excess the specta
tors were more numerous than day OF the
extra session. Every Senator in his seat except the
Honorable Mr.. McMurray. Even Mr.. Taber, whose i'll.
has prevented his attendance for several days. was
on hand; Mr.. Beach also here, though he paired of
with Mr. McMuray, kept his faith did not take any
action At twelve o'clock Lieutenant Governor Church
announced the Senae to be in executive session Silence
at once TegDed triumphanta talking whispering and
walking ceased. The President had before him large
budget But what did it contain Who the lucky
individuals who have managed, by hook and by crook
to get their inscribed the executive slater All
from the Governor said the President Mr. Barnes tie
very gentlemanly clerk, read @ as follows
nereFy min the following persons as Notares
New York city.Jamss \. B,ldwin, Edward p; Clark.
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SMsserssG5 nSlaSs %J 1fodS Na%
fents B. Philips John Psnts Geo eos Purss Hl1ss + +
.ir Ssss
Van sso cu Wam II W. Sn
SureS, North West Jared Weber, George L. walton and
Other noarss for different parts of the State we're also
announced and referred to Senators representing judi
cial districts TO which the nominees belonged
Further packages were unseaed whsn the following
were announced as harbor masters for New York
vice Brssn Vice Gideon
tain Martin bryant vice Charles Chamberlain william
And those below for New York. to reside in rooklyn-
Jerome KyersSn vice Luke c. Ry feri George Rsmsen,
Alexander F. vache, N. D., nominated for physi.
dent ssd this nomination would be referred to Senator's
from the First judicial district
Mr. Cooley thought It would be proper to refer it to
Senator's representing the First distct it proposed
the nominee should reside therein.
TIE President stated that rule plain that the
minations should be referred to Senator's representing
districts in which sppontees reside.
MIR. Cooley maee no reply.
Mr. Cornell then moved that the resolution adopted
ration of jerome Briggs as superintendent of salt springs
Mr. Upham called the ayes and nays. The motion was
lest by thirteen to seventeen, Mess Cooley and vaader
bt voting against it. The Senate then resumed legisla
tive business and with the third reading Of
bills.
The Pacific Railroad bill obtained seventeen votes just
the constitutional majority has been fought aeaast
with energy and by the strongest
bers OF the Senate than any other measures but the in
Of its passage We bespeak for him the first comph-
Then the Senate took up the Maine liquor BILL This
very appropriate movement. with the thermo-
at ninety, and several honorable teetctalers
parting for breath Of fresh air. Although every senator
miracuous singular influence the tme until recess wes
consumed without arriving at the question upon its
this bi and on arriving at vote it passed as foows:--
Ayrs-Messrs Beach; Bristol Clark Cooley Cornell,
Epss Ward, Williams and wTeSs-i eight dss democrats
NArs-Messrs Babcock, BARTLETT Bcekman Bennett,
as saso
| Gratis and six whies.
ABsRNT-Mr Morgan, twhig, and Mr.. MoMurrsy, deml
The bill is to be submitted the people at the fall
election and if approved then to go ns full effect on
| the first day of March next.
The constitutional amendments received from the
| House, when Mr.. Breto asked unanimous consent to
vote upon them immediately Mr. Cooley obsctad where
upon Mr. Vanderbilt moved that they be made the special
order for eleven O'Clock morning which was
agreed to. The vote will be unanimous II in the
Houe.
The House this afternoon passed the bill for ship
cansl around Niagara Falls 1t will be strongly opposed
| in the Senate. W.