New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
FROM Al BANH.

from Oar Own Correspondent
ALBANY, Wednesday, April ii, 1853.
This ia the hundredth day of the session, and
hencelorh to the adjournment members must work
without pay, beyond such small things as they may
find Giving round loose" The pressure of the
lobby il immense. | notice among the late arrivals
of distinguish she'd gentlemen at the Capital, the Hon.
Erastus Corning President of the Central Railroad
Company, and LecOmpton member OF Congress
from this District. | understand that he paired on
with MI Olin of Rensselaer,, and that he came home
to Join in the festivities of the celebration oi "Perr!
VICTORY" Whether patriotic motives or railroad
interest brought him home from Washington on the
eve of the adjournment of our Legislature | am
1es, unable 10 say: but of one thing he may rest as
surcd-''We have met the enemy, and they are ours
Inotice also the presence OF the Hon. Dallel r..
Sicke, floating about the Senatorial circle OF which
he WAS formerly distinguished member. Whom
he paired of with have not heard, but tnnh II not
unlikely that il was our late - model Mayor, as
smooth faced Ft trnando here, looking az bland and
innocent though he had never III MS HE hedru oi
the case Of the John W. Gator.
At the session of last meeting Mr. SLOAN asked
unanimous consent TO refer back the bill tor the
modification of the Usury Laws with power to re-
port complete. The bill provides that in cases OF
usury the lender may recover his original loan and
forfeit interest instead forteing principal and n-
terest.
Mr.. SCIEIL objected.
Mr. SLOAN then moved that the bill be referred
to the first Committee of the Whole, which was
ncgatiyed by the following vote:
YEAS-Messrs. Ames BuInsn. Darling, Ey, toot-; >'rn
Sith. srinos Truman. wsd,worh, o. B "heeef' JohH p
NAYs-sie... BrandIeth Diven Hal.tsd Habbel Johnson
sn, MsDdeyie, MAther, Noxon Paterson sche! s"' . ~
Willard. Niliams-l4
This is probably the end of the bill.
In the SENATE this morning there was splrlled
fight on the Brosdway Relief Rslroad bill III Com,
mittre of the Whole, when progress was reported
snd the bill was made special order tor o cioch
this afternoon. Its chances of success are DUBIOUS
The Bank Committee reported adversely on Tue
bill to incorporate the Peoples Loan and henei
Company (the big pawnbroker's shop).
The House Joint Resolution 10 proceed 10 tue
election of Regent of the University Ill place oi
Mr. Grey, deceased. was amended so as 10 proceed
with the election tomorrow at II. and passed
Mr.. SToW> bill to provide for the calling 0,
Convention Ia revise the Constitution was READ
third time and passed, IL to l5 as follows;
YEAs-Ms... Ame., Bo.rm4s Dains Dyen & ~ ~, hs i.
.,ed. Hu5ben Johnson, NoXol Pratt scott s'~- 'P' IN
Stow. Truman. q. b. Wheeler. J. A. Wllnd-l'. a.
NAYS-Me.sr Bsudl,th BuThAns Doheryi f.TL, M
Loyrisnd. Ma 'eyie Mathe- Paterson Seneu ''' A''
worth W. A Wheeler John d. Willard "llnHs-D., n
The act to incorporate the Great oou,n y nay
Steam Navigation Company was also passed. ne
bill 10 incorporate the Youatt Lyceum oi Ihe Cty
of Newlork was lost, receiving only IL anir!nal"e
votes. The bill to permit the Ne" "rh institution
for the Blind to sell certain lots q! land was o-t OH
its tinal passage II to IL. aud motion 10 recon
sder VAS laid on the table.
The Assembly b.i t. pay Eiwsrd Iinp'"a aa'