The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11
Our Albany Correspondence.
p. 4.


CauoRssag-B1ling and Cooing-T Tohng-No SpoaIsr--
Probability Of One on Thursday.
The three parties held private in different
S1 ns Sps mss ass n dn the Wing &
tcal designations, aSsove the members from further
allegiance to their candidate for Speaker and Alo~ each
merber to vote upon his individual preferences Il
finally decided to adhere to their candidate through
another day. ss there knowledge to the result
Of the other caucusses So they voted as usual "a nr
Pendergast to-day.
The Know Nothings having thus far obtained purai.
ty for their candidate upon every trial. evnced desre
to abandon their ground. Having the Cana, Board and
state officers, they argued that it would be humilianc
TO yield inch either side So the caucus or council
thought best to let well enough alone Mr. odel ran
three votes higher to-day than
About twenty democrats met in private, about
third softs There much talk of harmony, and
uniting their strength upon single candidate Neithsr
the ultra hards indoitabe softs attended the M
ecutye meeting the Hon. Mr. REILLY wished TO desg-
nate 1t a nhe roeSed o ts res sent down S the s
gentlemen made short speeches, but desire
pressed to have fuller assemblage question wss
tafen, and the chairman, Mr.. Reeve requested
give public notice at the adjournment the Hose To-
day OF another meeting tonight.
The voting to-day was about the yessarday,
with the exception of the Hon. Mr. Mateson OF Che.
Mango hitherto voting tor Bailey who went the
ndoos Party discipline win drive him ou. of The do
mocratc party account OF this dcsertion The cau
candidate without asking leave.
The fifteen soft shells only waiting for the slightest
measure of excuse for coming In with the majority The
tonight will adopt the rejected resolution and
they viii all step the platform, 0sspt possibly Mr
Floyd, Mr. Penfeld, Mr. Bsucus, wx s. Smith and
After two three trials to morrow nm effort will he
made to either vote by ballot adopt the plurality vote
when either Mr.. Odell or the democratic candidate viii
DO elected. There is considerable talk this afternoon OF
taking up Van sar ford in place OF Bailey
tended to Introduce bill to amend the cbsr.er os the
city of New Yorkanother In relation the New York
roce As he has not yet presented HIS pro
graInrne. no knowledge of their contents kno sp.
Inc President announced the following committees of
the Senate -
r
Kfonce-Meesrs. Richardson, Madien, SPENCE.
Judicia,g--sIcssrs. Noxon, sckes, Waisvcrth.
engMe,sss uphRsm Br ,;Iser p Smith
c3ar1alac and Religious Sccisies--Messrs Spencer,
Cuyler, Noxon.
LiteyotUe--Messrs Bradford. wadswor.h c. p. Smith.
Militi0-Messrs. Bellinger, A. NJ Smith, Haycour4
Roads and Bridgs-Messrs. Richardson, Kelly, ToWne.
Gyle1unces-Messrs. Patterson, Hale, Hotchkiss.
Bnn1s-Messrs. Kelly Huntington, Petty.
Insuy1xae-Sicssrs. Madden, Rider Nichols
PyiciIe7s and Eectio~s-Mcssrs Hastead, Ramsey,
Iat7na A6airs Of zoscns ard Couatiss-Mcssrs. J. 4.
smith, r. Clark White
Poor Loaos--hcssrs. Sweet, Patterson, Briggs.
EnNossed Bius--Messrs. Nichols, Towne Iials.cad.
Aoric,lure-Messrs. Ferdon, Patterson, A. NJ Smith
observation-disclosures. Towne A. NJ Smith, Hunting.
ton.
Dipsien Of and Cou',ties--Messrs Rider, Brai-
Matuyactme qe solt--Messra. Cuyler, Towne, yoxor.
hspiring Loics-Mossrs. Huntington, Petty, j. A.
Smith.
Public I7intig--sIesus uphsm, sickc,, Richardson.
Indian 4fairs-Nessrs. White, Nichols Hotchkiss.
tomm~ce-Messrs. G. p. Smith, Madden, Brooks.
Acn,yoctwes--Mess Briggs u. Clark Halstead
Public B,itftnos-Messrs. sichles, Harcourt Tpwne.
incarceration u Cities and PL1cges--Messrs. Brooks
Lee, Petty.
Public Eape,dit,vss- Mesxs Hale White Hotchkiss.
MEDICAL Socates-M -Messrs. Bradford, lee Ferdou
Joint Larorg--Messrs Wadsworth, Rider, Kelly.
Select Committee he Rules Of the Srpd,s-Messrs
Bradford, Spencer Brooks
Mr. Brooks asked 10 be excused from serving on the
vote of The S4pste.