The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03

NeS1erAuds, relative 70 the refuaal Of the diplomatic
agents Of the latter 10 appear before e oourta Of ses
OF ne United Hasss and give testimony IN criminal
eascs Of facts bearing thereon Of WHEN they may ba
ooxpizant This refers 10 Mr.. Dubois who declined 10
appear in The Herbert oass Adjourned TILL Monday
Hsuse OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1857
The House engaged in the consideration Of private
bills, thirteen Of which were passed.
Adjourned MI Monday.
From Albany.
TIE INAUGURATION OF GOV. KING AND LIEUT. GOV.
sELDBF-sPEEoHEs or GOV. CLARK AND Gov KING
TIE DOIN0s AT THE STATE CAPITOL-APPoR-
TIoNMENT, ETC.
AInANY, Jas. !, 1887.
The inauguration Of Gov King took place at the capitol
ct noon TO- day. in the Assembly chamber. Before the
hour arrived the chamber filed by citizens ,be gal
leries and body Of the chamber being densey packed
few minutes after IL O'Clock the Governor reached the
capitol and entered the Assembly chamber arm In arm,
with Gov Clark, followed by the State officers The Lieut.
Governor elect and the members of the staF-sbe Bur
CESS Corps acting ~ escort
Governors King and Clark their sea at The Speak
ers deck, the platform being occupied by Lieut. Gov
selden and Mr. Seaman the private secretary OF Gov
King The In front OF the Speakers desk WAS Co.
cupied on tho right by the State officers on the e
BY the star. When order was restored Gov Clark ad-
dressed Gov. King a. follows
sn-The time has arrived when am 10 be relieved
from the dues and responsibilities OF chief executive or
the people hat he mportsn, and Responsible trust: Of
the Office are TO be transferred 70 or much prAcH
ca. ability intelligence and experIsnos .. yourself Per-
NIT me 70 remAyk that with the honors OF the once you
WI End many cares and perpisxities and mueh labor
Whale there will be many things peasant and sgresabe
Also md the duties which the constitution devoves upon
the Governor Of Empire State be ouerous 40 con
slant You are, however accustomed 70 stttye ie and
doubt not viii be able 70 perform The various dues Of
The Office with credit 70 yourself and aso u The general
Exalted petition De assured sir that sur.s yS ySs o
tenn, and through hc you will have my sincere wishes
for your success, health ano happiness.
AT The conclusion Of Gov. Clark's remarks, the Hon
joel HeAdey Secretary Of State, administered oath
Of srice 70 Gov King. After which Gov King, who
loudly spplauded, spoke - follows -
sR-The moment which relieves you from the duties
Of the chief msgstrsse Of this me with the
1s1s Ss.
browning honor for me now not short Of which much
trust which the people q this STATE have theushs proper
to confde to my hands, and the oath have just taken t
faithfully administer that trust intend to keep true
plfit and intent u, TO the best Of my ability endes
vor to discharge in duties 10 advance the interests
and maintain the honor and just influence of hs STATE r
co operation and support Of my country meD, and with
these cannot fail return 70 you cir, my thanks for
enough to express in my behalf and While am about 10
Assume the csrss and responsibility Of Official station
await you amer Inc faithful dEohsrrs q : srs". ouSic
ust Ny best wishes attend you on your return your
distant home, and VIII be with you always.
6overnor Kings address frequently interru psed By
applause and At ito conclusion the oath Of ONCE was ad
nins,ered to the Lieutenant Governor Goverpor King
hen retired to the executive chamber where received
The Waits Of very large number OF citizens.
APPOINTMENTS ny GOVERNOR KING.
The following military appointments were made yes
erdsy by Governor King
Adjutant General. ...... Frederick Townsend, Albany
s,pector Gsnev. ....... BENJAMIN = Bruce, Leno1.
udre Advocate General. .cisrsnc. A sswssd. NY
barter master Geaeral.. James Mitchell, Albany.
symaster General. ....... Robert johnson, Aissuy.
10 De Sanp....''.... Robe,, lie Roy, New York
iDtaYy Secretary .....'.. Alone o. Mcresn Aurora
The presen, CON missry General J H. a. ward. Of
,ade by the Governor and Senate during the sesron Of
The Go, srnor has also designated s--
rivsie Secretary Henry seaman. New York.
essepEe W. Backstock, v. Y.
rARpoxs BY GOVERNOR cEARK.
Albany, Jan. a, 1851.
The following pardons have been granted by Gov.
lark ,ree The 2Nh Of Decembrs-
horris Kipgsbsush. arss KILLER convicted OF rrsnd
'ro,ny. Tom, two yesrs-served eish, months.
,nscoore nrdson srsnd larceny Term I've years
". Il. Dalton, grand larceny. Term two ye.r.-srvea
Robert Casuihers, grand larceny. Term three years
ervtd eighteen months.
Thomas burns, svand larceny. Term ,wo years
crycd eight month";.
VT Valentine grand larceny. Torn two years
y. A. Howard, grand larceny. Term four ysan-serv.
one year.
hsrrinus Hopper, burglary Term three yssss-eerved
xteeD months.
Uriah B. Low, burglary. Term ten yeHs-suved one
tar.
Jerry McClair, forgery. Term three ycsrs and four
opibs-seryed eleven month";
Patrick hsnnsy, rape Term ten ye,rs-servei twenty-
ur monibs
Jsnes Cole, rsrc. Term ten years and sir moatss-
Sved ore year
Bsrned Rooney, rape. Tern ten ycars-servsd TWEEN.
.sx months.
Stephen Hogan. msnslaush,e. Term two years
rived eleven non'hs
The Govsrnor has Aiso granted tho following eommpis
ns.
John Herdrctson, robbery. Term ten yeArs-eon.
uted TO iour years and two months. Tine expired
cenber "a.
VIM. Hickey, rrsnd arseny. Term oommo,ed from
ar years 20 two years and three months. Time expired
December.
Russell johnson, grand larceny. Term commuled IRON
Q yesrs to four. Tine expires January 20
orreeter Young. burglary. Term commuted from
D 10 Eve years. Tine expires September IL, 1857.
Patrick Cor, asssuh with intent N KIN. fern con-
atcd from three years sir r1oahs 70 t~o years t~s
'nihs Tine 'xprei January 1.
spiesion ola Locomotivc-Fsmfiy Poisoned
by slave.
stxciNxirt Ian 4. 1887.