The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

Interesting from the State Capital.
MONOPOLY ON THE CANALs-THE REDoUBTABLE
CHAMBERs-ExcITEAENT ON THE GOVERNORS
MEssAaE-A DIRECT VOTE OF cENsURE, ETC.
ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1856.
individuals running boats the canals Of this State
will be interested to know that attempt is being made
to njure their business. bill is before the Senate
the first section Of which is folows-"Any company
Termed to be formed under by virtue of the act
entitled An act for the incorporation of companies
formed to navigate the lakes and rivers passed Ap 15
1854 may and shall have to forward and carry
property and passengers upon canals and to own, hire
have and all beats and property necessary for that
purpose few individuals in Buffalo, Rochester ana
this city have endeavored for several SESSIONS to secure
the monopoly of business the State canals If indi-
vidua]s and forward In limited circumstances desire
to defeat the present project they had better bes them
Selves
The House presented of interest this morning
The resolu offered by Mr. B. Bsiy, censuring the
Governor for his language in reference TO certain public
officers and Also the resolution OF Mr.. Matteson alleging
that bribery and corruption had been used in procuring
appoiL tments to office, we're under consideration The
denate opened upon the latter but finally Mr. Mateson
was induced to withdraw his proposition In order that
the House might vote directly upon Bay's resolution
When this was done, Mr.. Foot sent up the wiog
from General J. J. Chambers. II was read
CONGRESS Hall, ALBANY, Jan. 70, 1856
Hos. Mr. MArJEsoS-sr-l notice in the papers Of ths
BY yourself and also the marks made By you support
that you will do me justice House. In the same
public that ready and willing appear before
any committee which the Assembly deem proper ap
point of resolution inviting, do tie
closest scr uny into my official conduct during the time
&C ed in capacity of private his Excelency
Governor In the Office which have the honor
"'''' p'~' JOS J. CHAMBERS.
He smoke Of the Office he holds. He sent In his re-
scpation and in the hands his and hs
acceptance filed another Harbor Master 80
lected.
Then the question directly upon Mr.. Baily's pro-
poeition Mr.. Snow and Mr.. Waterman defended his Ex-
ceency and justified him in his expression In his mes
sage where says the magistrates and Executive Off
GERS Of New York connived 70 disregard the Prohbtory
law Mr. Prescott TX. ny and Baily (dem) sustained
The resolution After various efforts to amend the ques-
ton was finally taken and the House sustained BY
divided majority, Mr.. Speaker Robinson and Mr. Hoyle
(softs Chairman Railroads. voting With his excelen-
cys friends such has before been pass
cd upon any Governors message Issued to a New York
Legislature. Whether Gov Clark regards the vote In
grevous light is not known out Of the Executive cham
Der In order that full understanding Of the matter
may be had the preamble and resolution again in.
serted, % follows
Whereas province Of the Judiciary pass upon The
copsuionay Of laws and Ia the exercise Of that power
judiciary independent Of the Executive the Legsature
his Eycelency In hs MESSAGE now under consid
Of Iaiempegsncc Psuperm md Crime" and makes use Of