The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

Senate.
ALBANY, April g. 1856.
Nr SrHcn rave tics Of bill 70 change the mode o
letting out the Compensation work in New York city
ru surrRxzsxp uEcUrvE coMnuMcAr0s.
Mr. Burrs rose question Of privilege and submitted
the following preamble and rssoluton:-
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ing such examination.
Mr. then explained the reasons which led him to
ODER the resolution.
Mr.. HOPKINS thought the resolution entirely cut Of
order.
but thought the resolution should DO laid until the
Senate was more full.
Tho resolution then laid ON the table, BY ayes IL
nses D.
The special order of the day then called for but
Mr. WHITNEY again raised the question Of privilege
Mr.. DickINsos-H Governor sends to the Senate
communication while name is under consideration,
must that communication be presented to the Senate
aication, AUST that be made publics received that
message and put It In my pocket and handed back to
M PRATT did not choose to have 20 out that mes.
sage had been suppressed i.
Mr.. WHrNHY-We have arrived at one fact: the Sena:
ed message Of withdrawal. / ask was this message
directed to the Senstors
Mr.. DcKINsoN-Keep cool.
Mr.. WHTSH-The Senator is guilty by his own con.
fssson, Of having suppressed the message.
Mr.. DICKNsoN-H the Governor chooses to send me
the withdrawal and At the time sends letter. tell
ing me to withdraw the nomination not NJ please
II is my business.
Mr.. LANsNG-Has the gentleman such letter.
Mr.. DICKINsoN-I have.
Mr.. LANsNG-Wil you read itS
Mr. DICKNsoN-No
Mr.. WmrNEY-It will have to be read.
Mr.: DCKINsoN-Governor Clark sent me com munca
at the same time letter telling to do as pleased
with IT, could guess what in that communication
Mr.. J. CIARK-Did not your letter state what in
Mr.. DICKNsoS-That is another matter.
Mr. HOPKINS objected to the csbate being all out of
order
Mr.. DANFoRrH-It seems to be a question whether
Clark or Dickinson is Governor.
MI. Br1Is-Was the communication that the Senator
from the Twenty sixth (Ar Dickinson) received ad-
dressed to hilps
Mr.. WHIrSEY-That question has been asked dozen
times
Mr.. BISHOP thought the Senate had better resume le
gsaye business and the Senate refused to suspend the
special order, by q vote Of to TO-
AFTERNOON SESSION.
resolution to distribute the Colonial History
resolution to elect committee to examine the Urea
surer's accounts, &C., was adopted
literature fund for the academies who educate common
school teachers, was ordered to . third reading
The Patent Medicine bill was then taken up, and the
enacting clause struck out.
The bill making provision for insane convicts was or.
dered to third reading.
Progress reported the bill authorizing the
Ogdensburg and Clayton Railway to make appraisal of
lands.
The bill providing for compensation to the uniformed
militia when called out for the support of the civil gov
eminent was ordered to q third reading
The bill restricting railroad companies from declaring
dividends in certain also ordered to third
reading.
Assembly.
ALBANY, April 2, 1855.
The Rochester Canal Claims bill reported.
The Committee of Nine made report in which
included the Manhattan Gas bill, when a motion
made to strike it from the report Rejected and the
port agreed to.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
M wNxD reported the bill extending the provisions
OF the for letting the canal repairs by contract
Also . bill for the prevention OF canal frauds
The amendments TO the Idiot ASYLUM Appropriation
bill were cOncurred in.
The bill restrict and equalise the fees Of the Noa-
ries Public was passed Also the bill TO annex Boston
Corners to the town Of Ancrum. Also the bill to autho
ie banking associations to act agents in certain
cases Also the bill to amend the charter OF the New
York Academy Of Music.
The general appropriation bill was made the special
order for wednesday,.
recess was then taken to half past seven O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. ArsIs introduced bill relative to transcripts
from inferior courts In New York. supplementary
proceedings in said courts.
Mr.. 9. b. COLE introduced bill to incorporate the
Woman Educational Society.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Hebrew Female Benevolent Society
OF the congregation OF Shareth Israel.
For tbs election of judicial officers on separate ballots
To restrain banks Of issue and deposit from acting as
savings banks.
Adjourned.
Correspondence Of the Evening Post
ALBANY, March 81. 1865.
Meei~g of Wing Poiicians--7he Schoonmaker Case.
There vas meeting Of whig politicians here yester
financial affairs and the remedy. 1t embraced the
highest financial talent and experience VIM. II. Seward,
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Life and Trust Company,
Simeon Draper, OF Auburn Loan experience, Rugges,
of forty million debt memory, and Moses H. Grinnen,
called into counsel with the heads Of the banks
and railway corporations, to see how the State might
be relieved of its embarrassment without expressing
the railroads and banks and without limiting expsn-
had ii srst murnured and next threatened at pro-
pos to toll tax them Accordingly the whig lead
the canal interest made pressure upon them, and
The proposton wasp eferred back to the committee Of
vays and means, who TO take testimony in regard
to III and who act they desired to postpone II In.
definitely The wings met in caucus last night TO see
what thew should do considered and reconsidered and
left everything In doubt. The most plausible plan
and Seward Draper Weed Co. said TO agree TO it
TO propose amendment OF the consutuuon eNe7nu
inv ths time OF paying the debt and absorbing the
sinking fund The Evening Journal Is out for this to-
night.
the roadswhat else remains but TO postpone the debt
II II thus that reputation takes its arst STEP II thus
again that New York is invited to creep from her shell
and emulate Pennsylvania
Mr. Schoonmskeris stll in tbs Senate, awaiting conar
nation withdrawal, no one knows which. Why docs
he seek to leave sinking ship Why does he desert
the canals in their moment Of danger The selfish
eareruess OF these officials remind Of the crew OF
the Arctic that took the long boat at the first Of
danger and left the commanders and the passengers
and the Door women and children to perish with the