The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
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Latest from the state Capital.
KANSAS NOT DISPOSED OR-kO NEW CANAL AUDITOR
YKr--6KAvR QUESTION: sUBAiTrsD To TKS Alto"
MY GEkKRAL-kEPKAL or TIL. AUDITOR Law
CASTLE GAkDEs-LE0IsLArryK rxAYzKs, ETC.
ALBANY, Feb. 5, 1858
This morning the members OF the Senate, aud the AZ
dence outside, sgaiu RECALLED by another Kansas
speech from Senator Owen The resolutions introduced
by bm the first second day Of the session not hav
ing been disposed Of and the arrival Of the Presidents
recent message afforded favorable opportunity TO con
tinue the discussion. Mr. Owen dashed Presdent iid-
chanan with fury and thought II the recon-
tons Of message carried o1t II would tend more
than anything else to the dissolution Of the general cu
pact lie thought it necessary that Instructions
mem Of Congress should be sent Forthwith
much further delay might DO productive OF evil TO the
country. Senator Wadsworth remarked that ii Mr. Owen
anxious for speedy instructions against the Lc
compton constitution his sdetbe democratic portion Of
the Senate ready then to take tie upon the
resolutions of instruction. This ,med somewhat
stagger Mr.. Owen, who finally refused TO take
the vote, he had much TO say Ia
relation to the question of admitting Kansas
under the Lecompton constitution II there any su-
certify in the professions of speedy action why did the
publican Senator prevent the vote from being taken 70 day
Though Kansas eedng every PORE aud tho demo
poblicans sad +" Bleed opposed 10 quoting
the agitation or healing the wounds"
few minor appointments we're made in executive scs-
sion today The OF the Canal Auditor TO sarersede
Mr. Benton will be sent in until tho return Of Lieu
tenant Governor Seden as bis casting vote will be
qured to GUST the present incumbent. There will be
struggle in secret session in relation 10 this matter BY
the bye why not endeavor TO hold OPEN executive
ssns and let tho public know soma OF tho reasons why
faithful, public officers overslaughedf What say Sena
tors Johnson and U. B Wheeler
The House this morning, without dissenting vote,
agreed to ask the opinion OF the Attorney General whether
they cy their acton also that Of the Senate
invalid legislative assemblies. The fact that not
A entng vote offered would to indicate that
The members after reading the HERALD exactly
satisfied Of Their constitutional existence branch of
the New York Legislature. What them Why, his Excel
iency the Governor can then issue his proclamation re-
converting the Legislature, bccsuse extraordinary ext
gepcy demands But il will ignore the hun ired days,
snc the Ia gsature may remain in session until the 3st
day OF December next at three collars day ior inc
ncle term To obviate such a deporsbe event. the At
General possibly think prudent to decide that
Sunday not recognized among the over adjournment
days
Petitions pouring in very ousy signed by the
class of people who always over righteous IN
esery thpgceDandng the closing OF canal locks on sun
Gays Mr.. Hutchinson, (rep) If the House, seems to
present most OF them aud he desired special committee
to report upon the subject instead Of the Canal Commit
tee the Canal Board, which the House granted HIM.
That matter has been settled at least dozen times here
toioTe.
HaNfOrC,
mept TO the Gambling preventive laws. He will propose
abolish all penaes Of imprisonment, DC, and subst
fines alone thoreforhe nformer TO be entitled TO
one half the amount inflicted upo the offender.
Nr. Church, (rep) OF Jefferson county intends TO In
troduce law providing for judicial tribunals It
seems the people are greatly deficient in his border
county He district be established in
each Assembly district for the trial Of all causes where
the does not exceed four hundred dollars What
ia the matter with the county courts OF Jeierson!
Hundreds Of petitions pouring in from the lobby
ssking for canal damages Mr. Horton, chairman on
cams will be much annoyed by the Migrants during tho
session Can he resist these importunitesS 1t will soon
be seen.
Mr. lsnipg, (dem.) from Erie has given notice that
be ute Introduce bill repeating Mr.. Upham poll
teal Canal Auditor law Of last 1t will pass the
House bu. the Senate in doubt rs the opinion OF Mr.
Mr. Smith, Of New York brought forward his rcsolu.
tons charging the Commissioners Of Emigration with
fraud, and with making Castle Garden nuisance He
wanted a committee Of investigation to bring MI Yer
planck, Mr.. Carrgan Mr. kennedy, Commissioners, and
Mr. John f. Devn, standiT attorney before . commit
tee to answer certain heterogeneous The subject was
referred to the Committee Commerce, TO ascertain
whether sufficient amount Of reliable charges could DO
produced 10 warrant the Intervention of select commit
TO send Tor persons and papers Mr. Smith charged
that the authorities IN Castle Garden specialized upon the
poor ngrs and stated fact that tickets for any
poin, in Indiana could be procured 1--WE dollars cheaper
outside Garden than inside and that tho OF four
dollars and sixty lve cents would be saved by emsrGns
going to Iowa City by purchasing tickets at the rlroai
oices outside the Garden He stated that Mr.. Ve'panck,
President OF the Commission, was scarcely acquainted
with the details, and bad not visited the crgrant depot
hall dozen times since the lease of Castle Garden
The democrats attaching some importance 10 an ar
ticlc New York penny paper Of yesterday account
that the PROPRIETOR rs member OF tho House from Brook
kD and processes democratic feelings The test win be
made before the close OF the session. and then will be
seen who Is friend and who foe.
large number Of bills were introduced to-day, mostly
Of private character and very the business will
crowd both branches into working hours and earlier
daily meetings.
There is srea: difficulty in the House with regard to
chaplain Heretofore the Albany clergy have done ell
The spiritual matters bu, now the Trojan and Greenbush
neckcoths ask portion II the treasury funds
The subject up again today, but result followed
In the meantime tho most fcrvent prayers offered up
every morning.