The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

ssresd to reconsider and before the question was again
tshss the Senate adjourned.
hydraulics much fear to let the next Lsgsatnrs
eide finally upon Itheir clamsS Oh, that mischevous
Gaml
Wen the Governor has screwed up courage enough to
nonnate three Canal Appra,sers-a Mr.. Hull, wing
sdator Of sesben county, In place of Andrew H. Cal
houn given him In confederation of being defeated for
Clerk OF the senate and in having the uncomfortable
influence Of the "wheel horseo Of the Seward WING
party. Mr.. WATSON, another nominee, was the man de-
Anded by the Rochester consprators against the State
treasury, In place Of William A. Cornwell the unseduced
and indep.nden Appraiser who has been instrumental
thus far in guarding the vaults Of the from
the hydraulic power Of Rochester. Mr. Parmelee, out
!. tbs woods Of Franklin county instead OF George H.
Bought0n the present incumbent selected as qutd pro
geo to the Hon. Mr. Fitch, member Of the House from
Fsanklin, the only who has evnced any courage to
defend his Exceency Governor Clark during the whole
session.
why was Mr.. Calhoun rejected Simply because he
Soard2 Really because he was honorably committed
against the combination Of Rochester wealth and nhu
once In the o ha dhs"t o. me
Cornwall account OF his political parslities for
there in the state who has adhered with more
tepacy to William H. Seward throu yh!a his vagariss
ehigber law and all - and none subservent TO tho
central power at this CAPITAL The ruling party here
will feel the effects Of disappointing Mr. Cornwall most
Now, let the bill allowing the Rochester bsssars to
SoS bOusss In weef the 81 Ss
new officers will be confirmed; in month the ono
hundred and six claimants demand their proportion
them.
With regard to Bank Superintendent, q regular field
engagement, shoulder to shoulder is in progress
It not only until day two since that the Cree
10y wing of the administration troted out their cand
date in opposition to Mr. St. John. Since 1t decided
- recommend the imposition Of railroad tolls, the
strongest portion Of the State officers has
determned to place Mr. Schoonmaker, Auditor Of the
canal Department. at the head Of the Banking Depart
ment. There parties here high in office, who
personally interested in retaining Mr. st. Johu and all
the influence which be brought to bear will be
srcised in order to retsn the advertisements OF the
Banking Department By the appointment OF Mr.
.Schoonmaker the New York Tribune will be selected
the official bank organ in the city Of New York.
1t has been determined by the ruling power that
bn TO tax railroad freight Is shortly to be introduced by
the Committee Of Ways and Means Of the House OF As
senbly. II viii be brought in on Saturday, or on an
carly day next week. Prepare for sharp discussion.
Prepare for strong denunciatons in both branches Of
the Legislature against the railrsad views emsnang
from The executive chamber. The "wheel horse' has
already exhibited refr actory symptoms and seems de-
tsrnined TO baulk.
THE BANx SUPERINTENDENT AND THE CANAL Az
DITORSHIP.
ALBANY March %, 1856.
The latest reports here that Mr.. Schoonmaker,
Canal Auditor is to Be nominated Bank Superintend
snt MI Lewis Benedict, Of Albany Auditor Of the
Canal Department.