The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-13
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Affairs Mt the State CAPITAL.

WORK LAID oUT-ELECrIEG CoMMIs sIONERs OF
EMiGRATIoN-THE HARLEM EAILRoAD-SEw JU.
DICIAL DIsTRCT-rHE PARDON OF KENNEDY AND
SMITH PUBLIC PAHKs-HAKgoR ENCaoAcaMgSrs
HUI SON RIvhR EAylGATIoH-IDiUT ASYLUM
NO MORE BOOKS FOR MExBEEs-sESAroR DfCKIN.
SON ON THE LATE STATE ADMINISTRATIONS, ETC.
sPTCAI CORRESPONDENCE
ALBANY Jan IL, 1854
The men bers CT both houses engaged 10 laying out
programme, which in the rehearsal ain oc;upy
the greater portion Of the hours hich occupied
10 session There daily, resou ions offered akins
inquiry in relation to the cosduc. and certain
specified transr ctious Of the late State Off ,ers
The report submi,ted yesterday to the Senate, Ia
obedience to . resolution asking info NATION OF the
treasurer what amount Of fees Chat6eli pail
to the State while Attorney General amount
- just nothing At ALL very little returned By
that late Gical 30 |. will bs With regard to Randall
who II al eyed gave hundreds Of volumes Of book, be
lorgng TO the Stateo personal and poli.I'al f,vores
before retiring from the Office OF Secretary OF State Of
which ,rapsse ion record KEEP. in the oac'.
Whether any be.ter will attend the sor.s Of Sen
Ao Dic1ir ou eneesvorng to srrs. out to whom the
lands tel nsng 20 he school fund have been sold for
mere nominal sum, mains TO be though, by law,
ths Coms cner Of The Canal Fand 90 pssd 10 ksep
a teifeci record Of AL their proceedings.
Several mportAut uatiers we're brought to the con
sderi ton Of the gislatufe &c day Ssaator sIr bs
Ig aware that great reformation Ia rtqurei IN me
ofce Of the Cen mistoneTH OF Emigration, gave notice
in.ented TO intro cuce blu making provision Jr
n c;ion or those public Off by the psopls lie
pltrot sgs in thei htncs Ard the many thod
DIS OF Dc llsr. OF eugrant funs which as asn1ay
in heir possession, iB the strongest reason whY a.
Governor or shoud any lor ger under the con-
ro o, certain sbi in the cit, OF Yew York in the
ssl,ct,on ef Commissioners of Emigration. The sane
Senator stated that ne should In bill preventing
any other running the Harlem railroad except
those Of that com 2any This seems TO be dAsa AZ 'ne
Nsr haven read WIS! means 4,
The OF the Twelfth, Nisseent1, saa Twenty
ssound wards OF New Yerk In want of mare Jrs;s
than they possets ard Senator BrooSs has kindly
consented to accommodate them, for hs this morning
in rcdu ed bDi making thoss wards cty Jndicia
district providing for the election Of Jcstiss OF the
Peace and Police Justice therein. The Senat or
has asked the inform ths Ssnste why hs eI
tended the executive cemency 70 Kennedy and smith,
late two police officers OF New York, and by what al
thorty ,Eey detained in tho city prison, astssd Of
the court. The reply will be Interesting
Mr. Bsooks also introduced bill amending the sct OF
ltat sessop creating public parks In the city oil Nes
York As he bill IL q considerable Importance, here
vita eLcloss copy ~hieh is ~ follows -
An at to amend act entisled m act relative 70 we
rurohase and layins ocer ain Ian zoe rublo PARK IN
the Nineteenth ward OF the city Of Now York. and the
power and dutes Of TIE Mayor aad commonasy 10 reah
The people OF the State OF York represented Ia the
/ Senate ~ Assembly, do enact Sc foilo ss- ,,
amended As follows II hs be iswni for the s.d court
occurring In the second clause OF sd section snai .,
stricken ont and the words IL shail be she duty Of sad
Sec Section four of the &C. hereby amended sh, b,
amended foovsThs ords atc trey shsl have taken
then csnRrmed and the hAli no he csnarmod then
after IL shall be conemed By shs court occurring .
Of said ssos0n b 1. s9a az
aosordn 70 the terms Of his se substatsd therefor
see bsetoa eight Of ths cot hsrsby amended. shall