New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
FROM ALBANY

From Our Own Correspondent wv $500.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan II, 1884.
In the Senate, this morning quite exciting debate
arose TO question of order between the President and
Seritor Dickinson The history of the matter is this
Two DAYS ago Senator made illusions in reference to
The sale of lands belonging TO the School Fund and stated
that Mr. Glenn an officer in the Treasury Department
under the late Treasurer large purchaser as well as
Mr. d. Puy the private Secretary of the Governor This
Mir Glenn denies Senator this morning arose and stated
that he had made mistake with reference to Mr. Glenn
in relation the sale Of School lands and being DESTROYS
TO do full Justice whom he had unntenonaly
wronged proceeded to state in substance that Mr. Glenn
had been recent employein The Argus Office and there
fore would not be allowed TO share the spois with the
Barnburners in any way from the fact otha connection
when he called to order by the President Senior
ID Immediately took his seat. He then again ro4~o a
question of privilege when he was again declared ont OF
order by the President the ground that the card OF Dir
Glenn could not constitute question Of privilege The
matter debated for long time h. was finally settled
by Senator d. Withdrawing his appeal lie shortly after
ward introduced resolution of inquiry of the Commission
ers of the Land Office respecting sales of land in 1852 and
the question OF its passage took occasion TO do fu
Justice to Mr.. Glenn
The following bill was also introduced by Senator Dick
insOn, which in all probability will have some bearing on
be best understood by perusal Of the bill which is as
follows: -. s..,. .,...,.., I'D, .,,.,.
IN e ss ere sG Sseo Ps , Sa ''' @
The People the Of New York represented In Senate and
SEC .ss i.sf 70. rslSo.d COmg,9y formed
nSs" S Sf 3 the ss of such io,
with any railroad Perny leading the City Of
T or 10 an, point in the Pennsy within fifty miles
law enacted authorize and allow u1utsruped
railroad be d down and maintained the gauge Of
from the western terminus Buffalo and State Lae Rsroi 20
he eastern end Of the Cleveland Psusye aud Ashsbua Rail
road at the Of Ohio being the entire distance
S SS o. ne eS1 nd BY H. Erie and
BY the Franklin csn COMPANY or uIos a1d purchased or 70
is,ips or RELAXING their rslroa track thereon
hsii be deemed guilty and aooi.ii.H Of
sons or CORPORATION violating lie provisions sha forfeit
eli rights santed BY law to railroad corporations or assoc ans
end shall be M sgy . any application Sins him any
injunction to prevent any railroad TRACK
Ron ssD sSef Line sd sHTa xssb hs Be designed Or
tended with railroad in that g, Of the I sat. q
railroad mentioned In the hr section Of tn A
shall be authorized By The state Of 70 os ,ea p
yysn the west line of the state OF Sewh 20 the sss
sl be epfsrced IN the that the Supreme Courts
authorized enforce it orders Of m anso unas the
SEC. s. This act shall take effect immediately
The following nominations sent nby the Governr
and referred
KeTIRrs PGILc-Ne'c- YTk Co7J s.t,srthT.i,s Essin
kpd,gw ks' G5Dsn MO5'qp W. A Meyer t Misrs ~.
bIOuel os'OO COP smith DLsrart GaT EssTtoa ClSs0a
Bona Ls0Hs,S E%.aae, w RSsao AreheT 5,Ss
Uney. CaaievqSs Mathew Niagara 81 MKsn-
ma 9 hssIore on0nda0a CO. j. Gardner T. hl-Sa'a'
In the House notices were given Of many bills which
CITY OF New York especialy-among which are the fol
lowing: BY Mr. Dawson, for a uniform weight of bread
in the City Of New York by Mr. Conkling to prevent
encroachments on the haIbor Mr.. Aiken Introduced
bill legalize the primary elections in the City Of New
York. -
~ Association still holds Its sttngs end the streets are
hropged with arrayed in full militia costume from
be Major General down One scarcely walk rod in
the streets without running against Uniform with man
in Il.