The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-17
NEWS BY TELE 2APH.
Events lIa Albany.

Events in Albany.
LEGISLATIVE DoIsds-rRY sUPPLY BILL IN THE
sEHETE-sLow woRK-rALK ABOUT A FINAL
ADJOURNMENT IN THR ASSEMBLY, ETC.
SPECIAL ooRsmroxp00 % Tm Hsw ycsK HERALD.
ALBANY July II, 1858.
The Senate ere ostsrmr dsyete The ressndsr OF
the time left II to the best interests people Yes
tsrday three sessions hsdmorning afternoon and
evening The greater part Of the day occupied in
discursDg the Niagara Ship Canal bill Il not dsci-
Aed nntl late In the evening, when vote Was
finally taksn and the bill passed rscsiving seventeen
votes, just constitutional majority There was much
sAd both Sides and the contest has been exciting
one The friends of the canal say that nne enths OF the
tonnage passing through the Weaad Canal is c'mposed
Of American vessels and that csoal our sids of the
Falls would naturally attract great portion OF the trade
passing down and up between the uppe- and lower lakes
and in case Of warhke difficulties would
have the of the canal for Of vessels from
one lake to another On the other nand commended
that the Western trade and produce would find its Way
upon the waters Ontario and Immense quantities
Of produce would be diverted the north by way OF the
St. lawrence and to the east by the Ogdensburg road
which would, it does, ind tide ~Ater through
the Erie canal And al by going through the propo ed
ship canal by the OF 0swego one half OF the Erie
canal would be avoided, and consequently immene
amount of canal tolls lost TO the Safe II is conceded
canal on American tide OF the Niagara F4s so
to connect Erie and Ontario OF tue greatest
expected to consume .ili bs me tive millions
Early in the Senate this moroipg Mr. Cooley rose TO
question of privilege He held ia nj had ths tribune
of the 4h inst in which vas contained an account
the proceedings OF the convestion OF IRISH societies
held At Montgomery Hall, No IS Prinse street,
the previous Friday evening upon the Ten Hour
bill. The honorable Senator alluded 10 the remarks
made that occasion by Nc. Dee in these words
"Yes, he (Mr. Cooley will support it. pretty
hA HAT tn do So by Az
table, in order to XII it and then In order TO throw
dust in the eyes of he working men, he moved to have
Mr. C stated that this Misrepresentation. He
was . sincere friend to the Ten Hour bill and he had
advocated s passage from the 6rt Introduction of tbs
bill until s final defeat. II. had moved reconsidera-
ton aa eDdeavored il all sincerity to
pss stated thss ss ss os ed "a ansad@sn. including
AL Glasses of workr psope believing that eamstresses
also entitled to some projection
Mr. Cooley also chastsed the reporter OF one OF the
public Journals alleging that he hso been misquoed in
his (rooster remarks yesterday The hosorable Senator
was quite severe in his remarks.
The resumed the consideration Of the Sup
ply BILL Mr.. Cooley moved strike out the item pro-
Ss 81 and Pierce The
remainder Of the day was consumed upon the oil
The appropriations to dspensares aud orphan ssy
huns stricken out alter very protsacted
struggle Senator's from tie rural districts opposed those
appropriations on account Of the local Institutions
whole DAYS and three nights the Supply bill More
than 9 hundred and fifty thousand dollars nave been
tors heartily weary Of the session AID will rejoice
when the moment arrives for adjournment Mr. TAber
remars ed that 1t for political questions, he
would resign his seat immediately and sny democratic
Senator would pair of wi'b hiD and resign with him,
he ready to do The bill finally agreed to,
revised and of it's proportions in many
very rghteously and will be to the House on Mon
day morning.
The Tax az Toll bill. which has been in the Senate
since the regular session will be taken up on MOsday.
Another lei g,hy discussion will he had it in
wolves the question whether the people shall be taxed
and the railroads toled the purpose of raising
nue. for the support OF government.
The House called to order but quorum present
sufficient plumber Of member had not rived from the
Crystal Palace and call Of the House made After
suspense of q few moments. Messrs. Hoey Burroughs,
and few others, brought in ~heo the farce ended
and the House proceeded to reading and voting
upon bilis. Before dinner hour the House was
again left without quorum, but no Cali was made
In the afternoon the resolution offered BY the
Joint Committee for foaI adjournment
taken up. Mr. Shaw made quite an ironcal speech. He
thought this a model Legislature. Other State.
would follow example Ohio md other States would
hsreafer hold se-si impe aching State Ulcers,
&C. imitation of this Legi,lature He iiiiculsd the
idea the Houte could adjourn Mooda- but, for
himself he was ready TO retire from the Capitol any
moment After an hours debsie motion made by
Mr. o Bren to lay the motion the table ~hich pre-
vailed and the House very prudenty adjourned
til Monday morning.