The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29

THE LEGISLATURE AND TIE SENATORIAL QUESTION
Toe primo pal topic o mt rest, says poen
anc, Until SCI, led viii TO be the Senstorsl elec
lion There - u great degree OF sccu lie ana anxiety
among poh,cisns, ana curiosity among ali classes to
know the iesGlt The Leg stature will assemble at tae
capital or Monday, stu INST, and, 1t is supposed will
organize smos; Immediately, a, here Is II likely 10
sny contest for ether The speakersnp or Cerhp OF the
Asst mbly or SscretAryshp of the Senate which will
De promptly settled IN caucus by the doninan. parry.
The r business VIII be the election OF two United State,
Senstors-ors q suc iced Mr. Gwin. eervs the rx
years term from the An OF March 1885, one to suc
coed Mr. Weiie, ana serve full term from the 4,h o.
March IeI The principal candidates are Nessrs Gavin
Weller, Isttsm ard Broterick The result Ia exceedingly
doubtful ipe frents Of each OF the,c npirans well
OF some dozen more being very ssnsuine; bat there IL
literally nothing upon which any one can ba.e a safe
oacuahon, ana il s not improbable that the selscuoa
will eventually be mace from men no, mentioned in
ntetion with the subject and IL may be thG there
WIN he no election al all
NEW SENATORIAL CANDIDATES,
IL was rumoIed tbsl Judge Heyoeniedt, wao aoout
TO reign Lis position 10 tue supreme Court would bs
candidate before the Leghs,ur for the Uai,ed stses
sensoralip; Inc sulgssion OF The name Of Crit
from sore quarters.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.
sepber j. fiel9 OF Msry,VIle. Is announced 80
dictate for the tbort ter "a in Tho Uoed states senate me
Urion int hat tois N Broderck meat thai per
sos.ee feeling eonadn Dot only in bis o~n election Blu:
that OF ln iridnd Jufge Fed.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The publ cson oi The Presidepusl MESSAGE here has
not excited airy cor meni in any quarter. We have
caroeIy A1own any previous message from chief
executive 10 asrsct so hle attention On the other had
mere rever Ifettef anxiety msnBested 10 know
lire q policy 70 be porsued py new aimuistratoa tnaa
noe cit In re sn, TO Mr. Bschsnsn. ami, Of course
The qud urea have O-acusriy ad down tue program
OF our national career from the an OF March next
SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Our municipal Affairs, ssys the Alta, are some VIA,
eRosdred IN copttqusIce Of the peremptory change
from o1e 'ys,em OF policy 10 another nausuratsi oy
new city government fae reckless, hap hazard way IN
which everything has heretofore oeen done-the prod
gal waste q be public funds and the OF debts
LOT eveTy fiee CT service rendered the ctysave
suddenly checked and the Consequence inconve nenty
dated suees BIT We are not getting Any deeper inio
debt, neither are the FUNDS squAndered any longer;
therefore &c ma! hope TO G"t out OF dfou les and
bring order out Of con ason aud economy out o. waste
The coLLEcroRsHIP.
IN PROXY definitely HscortAned, says the Ala, tina.
Mr. Iaitsm has forwarded 10 the Treasury Department.
his feeDaton OF the CotctorsDip OF this port 70 take
effect, be sbou the LIST Of February Il 10 no;
uDhIoy, therefore that the will be selec,ed
with view 70 the wishes OF Mr. Buchanan 10 the nat
ter and that the new Administrator vii make further
otspge.
SHORT SESSION or THE LEGISLATURE
The Sacramento Ufpr IL Of the opinion that TO
have very shw sessioo Of the Legislature for the 10
lowing reasons The lse oecison OF The Supreme Court
oecla ing The hols q our 5ate Indebtedness
uona viu probably ioroe verr short session o, tue
Legislature There s bot little la the
srd tnst htte locked up 10 the TteAsurers hands by
suit 81 law. which yet TO De adjudicaled by the 81
preme Court. II the Court decides that tho State
Prison vxrsno were legally and c,nsttutorsly tnuei
and reSlsefed the quantity s abeorb zoe money
upon scrip 10 pay oosrd, which don't viil
them for gra cbgtb OF time The result IA ssefore
ne hoIr, vii be very short session n the members
desire 20 90 the STATE real servce they vii AMI
messurso' the ,esiou may be perfected aud psssst
within that time.