The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02
AFFAIRS Ar ALBANY.
from tho state CAPITAL.

from the state Capital.
The ALBANY BRIDGE BILL-BoTH HOUSES eNDEx
HItH sTfAM Observation-Disclosures, ETc.
ALBANY, April 1, 1853
No question during this session has proouced tie
CT entLt wo.eh the Albany Bioge bin cid this ruoraics
IN The Ssrae. incwn that the 6nal vote to-
ee ,srsb upop to day At es'ly hour the chamber
se.sne wded vita fpecastoIs mostly Trcjsns They
exrsc 60 by h prssepce to show their strength to the
Sc re Z spsosien tC The bill. AS the Clerk Commenced
tseose sspsscr Briggs arose, and submitted motion
t. Isr the ri to the Attorney General for his cpinoa
ss to is c. itaonsyy and TO the State Engineer
otie p1ao,icats of the plen Mr.. sckes aus aimed
BE proposition, but mrjoi thought they possessed
sufficient light AID refused to the opinion o. any ont
e'eer. TIE audience highly interested IL the
discussion. lbe bill vas laa aiy read and the roll
neneers CT led Several s-na,o.s decliaeu voting
up'h 'hs frat call. CYRUS p. Smith, OF BrooKiya
esve hn explanation Of his reasons and voted against
\. IL sil itqnired voc, w5en Zenas C,aris
sDc Tr Fefoon cast their votes making eighteen b
ir na'ivt- ne ore tnsn WAS necessary 'ois 2ssssae
s.nftor hire Is absent ,unt Of sickness aud he
en-. The friends # the bridge gave sght demon
s,rstiops OF j'J mt its pesssge. 4 goss Gown TO the
H.rre eDd WI be referred tho Bn &c Commitss, Of
which Mr. Prescots is c a man hey have gr, noiDg
c5rmu he Etefe, ard fhou;o much time Cere
se'ec upI, 'hs' .ommitree will isport It oempete Be-
fore saIu,sy right 1t will pass the Honse also, ard
sent Ia The executive chamber Mr. Petty is the only
city eDstor who voted tor the bridge.
Nesr'y tbs entire moEnrg session os thei House
tpen, upon the bill erecting the county Of Ken.
~. Van ss, dfod most vcci erous 10 Opposition.
What eaitols objection rrov could haze 10 the project
or sby he should interfere With he local matters OF the
eope OF steuben county eul4 be eivin-d until he
arrived At The portion Of his remarks at ackpg Mr. b.
baiy ~hom be accused Of favoring every prejsat vot
fro never 2he passage Of hs Albany bridge
bill just then had soue influence upon the gen tie msus
mud sno he really hoped the Leg satare wo nd pass
the usual appropriation bills adj Mr. Baily
,.llieo TO hi n wi sarcasm, intimad hat Mr. Y. s.
came here with only icenoppcsititn 10 the bri ge
H- (Mr b. was eiect.d with such reference aud
came upusmmelei upon that and all Ter matters
ei,ber Kent or Schuy ier counties.
Both byapches Of the Legislature are now under the
be6est steam pressure. hoicipg TWO, and sometimes
tLIte sessions There large noraber of bills
mainly matureo. end the process OF running them
through by the girdng committees. nbers all
krd OF examination Of thsr merits. They only
cesssrily present upcn third reading,
This unlcation received and the invitation
ted
TIE uncersgned President Of the New York Institution for
he eat .no Dunh wond respectful invite he nemcers OF
the se 70 attend eSh cp OF OF his pupils in tha
Assembly chamber, this evening, a. halt past oe6ck
n. PET, President.
TIE resolution granting reward Of a thousand dol
aIs for recovering packsge Of old State papers
sdnpted, srlkpg ont the OF B. J. Losing the
person 10 compile and publish.