The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04


Other business Of minor importance was tsAaaastAd.
Hl C.uaaxa1, td.m.y Of Tenn, offered r..oluss.,
blu giving four years credit TO rsirosd companies 10
psy duty on iron imported for their use:
kr. Hmrox moved to lay the resolution the tAbls.
question moved % N sdjsussnsn % which Nv x.s sea sa..a
Interesting from Albany.
WIuAI ooRaznroDH0 on mH NEW YosK HRAs
TIE Observation-Disclosures FOE srzAkm,
CLKRK, D0ORKEKPHB, YrC.
ALAAxY, Jan. g. 1850
Ths excitement il "The child b named" rhs
canvaing In kept up with the most intense
sxcitsmsnt ysstsrcay.
Last night the whig Assembly Caucus met In the A.
ssmby chamber. O. Peters. Of Gsnssss, was slsctsd
chairman Mr. Lorisr, Of Livingston and Mr. r. T. Bar-
row, Of New York, were appointed tsners.
The Informal bAllotng them took pAos, u foliowu:
nRm BALIor RKAKm.
r. a. Pruyp, OF AlbAny..... -
Dewitt O IittIejohn %
onnxS'....
On motion Of Mr.. Lttlejohn, the nominatioa Of Me-
Pruyn was made unanimous
nRsr BALLOT CIIRK.
r. u sherman. OF Oneida. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
AoD ATSnsr, Il p Nsr w.yss qosi ei;1
Tstal.. ~
s. D. Nichols, Of Chsraugo. nominated onSsso.A
ballot sergeant alarms. Mr. John Davis Of oswego
frat ballot, doorkesper.
New York depended Oswego for the slscisn ef sk.
The election Of Mr. Puyn Speaker Of course gave s
West their candidate Had Mr. Mtlsjohn sues.sdsG
the New York delegation would beyond doubt, have
elected their nominee for Clerk.
Mr. e. J. Hastings was chosen for Clerk of the Senate
and Mr.. Garlnshouse Sergeant at Arms
The adAmantnss nominated G. W. D. Clinton, Speaker,
and John 8. Nafew, Clerk.
The bArnburnen held no open caucus, nor any thAth
known. Mr. Johnson Of the Troy Posi- Deputy Secretary
Of State.
The Comptroller has removed nearly al the clerks Ms
deputy remains few days.
Mr. Tenbrosck national democrat has been retained q
Clerk Of Canal Commissioners
Marnus schoonnaksr Of Ulster Auditor Of the Canal
Department. vice Newell removed.
The new whg State officers sworn In Saturday,
sscrstsy of State Mr. Bpauldpg arrived this morning.
The Aas Is very indignant at the appearance Of the
is coA,empt Of the Legislature and that the sss Conn
roer intends to call the atsntop Of the Legislature -
the subject How did the HERALD obtai6 shs copys
question in everybody's mouth
The Governors message will BE- found second pags.
TEE OPENING OF THE LEdIsLAruRy.
ALBANY, Jan. 8, 1854
O0mDcIS VI tu0 HOub0 Wor0 IN cary eu00oan00 -
morning. impatient for organization The usual hour
is eleven O'Clock but BY frequent importuAitss NJ,
Nsfew the ehicsnt Clerk Of the last House, ws impssd
to call to order at twenty minutes to eleven Domaioa
wyckc, opened with impressive aud patriotic prayer
which hstened to with much attention by his audi
The roll Of members then called and the
ssutions oath administered to each BY Mr. Lsavsn
WORTH Secretary OF State The message OF the Governsr
then read, few resolutions OF minor importanos
ADOPTED, appsntpg Speaker and other ofosn when ts
House adjourned.
The eloquent and dsvout clergyman prayed in tAs
Senate, whom the oath was admniater to al the Soma
tors present Leu tenant Governor Church then made .
opening speech. Mr.. Crosby offered resolution appoint
Ing H. j. Hastings Clerk, when Mr. Dapforth moved that
ths CT Ira p Barnes be substituted Mr. WhitnsT
moved to refer the subject to . select COMMITTEES,
and made few remarks against the appointment Il
Hastings.
Mr. Brooks favored this view but majority Of the g.
nate voted the motion down, and the nomnsso,s
sustained throughout 1t is ascertaasd that there
fve silver grcys In the Senste still the Seward -
possess reliable majority OF four all Others aaA
thsy appear determined to their power the fullest
extent resolution was adopted taking from The Asa-
tenant Governor the power to select the standng s
mittess, which he undoubtedly expected.