The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04
AFT AIRS IN ALBANY.
Latest from the state Capitol.

Latest from the State Capitol.
NO OR0ANIzATION-NO HPEAKER-rwO PRoP0sI
lions VOTED D0wN-RUMoRs OF ATTEMPTED
e0ALITIoNs-sNow STORM, ETC., ETC.
ALBA Y, Jan. 3, 1858.
Here we are, three days Of the session spent and
Organization yet he Bouse mo- only has no on ,ers
but tie prospect is much were than en- the rs
Gay OF obta ming any, At eleven o'clock the voting by
rrd roce commenced and two trials were had resulting
the same as yesterday, ode TX. Ny Al Pen iegrast,
Seward black s5 Bailey, 2s the sos scattering
tofore Then Mr. Foote Of Ontario arose. and offered
solution SO ectng committee of nne three from each
section to whom should be entrusted the duty of
mendipg suitable person for Speaker This gentleman
spoke half an hour mplorng the House to orpanze and
proceed with the public business He made pathetic ap
peal to the members to throw aside their pers ,nai and
political predectcns and enter at upon their eys
latve duties. Mr. Foote, being of the back republican
STRIFE was voted asvn almost unanimously.
Another trial for Speaker was had which produced the
same result when Mr. Van Santvoord Of Troy submitted
another resolution declaring that after three more
to elect no choice could be made then the person re-
ceving plurality the fourth trial shall be declared
the Speaker.
Mr.. Mehan from New York. took the floor and spoke
quite eoquently against the proposition dec airing Van
ssntvoord Know Nothing though pretending to be a
democrat Mr. M also stated that he had thus far alb.
stained from voting for Mr. Bailey but if that
would announce hnsefa union democrat he -ould get
all the scattering votes.
Mr.. Dawson, also from New York manifested de.irs
to vote for Bailey if he would endorse the union yeso
ions cent down to the hards on thc 1t instant As
both M. Mstan and Mr.. Dawson are Custom House OFF,
GERS they DO doubt reflect The views of tue adminstra
lon on the hor Dir Van Santvoord motion as tabled
IL to IL Another trial then had waich Resulted
he same as heretofore shen after sns of two hours
sne members al jour ned until tomorrow.
There is nothing reliable to the fnsl result The
NJ tnx. II saa or done the rider the breach becomes
NOT man has pct yie led from the faith whcs sent him
70 70 the capitol Mo deserters, compr ,miscrs With
the exception Of Senator eycry one elected Ama
can stands unrno7ed So with the .usioniss ana demo-
Shts though the ster waste heir strength upcn yerv
TRIVIAL questions; and of thiny they NAV rest as
sn-ed, That the 'Isountain will not go to Mahorsetn
Gen sfal Sherman Clerk Of thu last Srse Ia the nastar
of ceremonies and rresids in manner which receives
appreciation keeps things in better co,di
ion than either OF the prominent candidates will be aee
The Senate in se5sien an hour bt s not in cor.
dtion to act as coordoete branch OF the Legislature,
Spencer this morning, cs.tpg the seat occupied by Mr.
ckes. He intends preye Mlse and eorrupt election
returns Dr. Brandeh is slso here prereying dose Of
pills. VIII Sh he intends tcs administer to. Mr. Ferdon
whose seat the Dr. claims.
The Governors message i printed ano' qua rded by
columns OF matter in it. There is necessity to waste
nu n anxiety as II can very room be put in tspe.
Among the on ats in the capital is, thai the Know
hngs proposed to the hard sbehs to give them the
ERIK OF tbs House, the hards would give the Speaker
to the Know Nothipgs. Another is, that the black re-
prVposeu 10 give the knsW Nothngs the
speaker, the Know Nothings would give Clerk to
he republicans The Know Nothings were rather dis
posed TO 60 with the hards they had more political
honesty than could be found in the Of the
cans But we shall see how the cas will jump.
heavy rnow storm has prevailed here during the day.
he railroad trains mpeded considerably The train
rem New York this morning was three houss ,ehiud
ire
ice in the river is capable of sustaining heavy
chded fealos. The railroad boats continue TO run
COURT OF APPEALs-THE SUPREME COURT JUpcvs.
Albany. Jan. J, 1855.
In the Court of Appeals the Of Judges Davies and
owes In egard 70 the contested the supreme
Bench Of New York was argued to-day