The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26

Observation-Disclosures SIGNS WHEN THE LBGISLA-
TUKE WILL ENTER UfON BUsiNgss-oSE QUARTER
OF THE HUNDRED DAYS sPENT-ALL THK STATES
BRoKES-TBE LOBBYs TACTICS THROWN TO THE
wINDs-NO VOTING TODAY-sTATE PRISON CON
TRACTS, ETC.
ALBANY Jan. %, 1853
Three weeks time has been frtered away by the mem
bers elected the House Of Assembly, fourth
OF the hundred days, In frutle efforts TO organize that
body Perhaps decided set Of psrtsans never
we're delegated by the people for the Of public
business AT the adjournment TO day there seemed 10 DO
more likelihood Of an agreement than when the mem
bers enteres upon the task Of eecng Speaker the
9th OF The month. The debates becoming spirited
somewhat personal and acrimonious On Saturday Mr..
Alvord leader Of the democrats, compelled notice
in pubic the bad faith Of of the repubN-
in voting when they stood in honor bound paired of
with the democrats. A fear that such a proceeding
would continue during the day induced the demo.
Gratis and the greater portion Of the Americans
and half dozen republicans to vacate the Assembly
chamber, which consequently left the republicans without
quorum, and AFTER OF hours they were
compelled to adjourn. The mpertnent interference Of
the dstatoral LOBBY their constant attendance upon the
floor and members seats and their contumacous con
duct continually induced the House expe those inter
medders from within the bar Of the House. For this
iaucatie measure the House Indebted the exertions
OF Mr.. Moore, OF New York.
There vote taken this morning. The new mem.
bers having become what familiar With parliamentary
Law during this three weeks triangular diminishing used
up the entire sessoo day ir discussing what they
de- stood 10 be parliamentary well majority
law. Not vote taken. Each party feared TO come
to vote Some were absent on all sides, and a majority
vt'y cordially agreed 10 let the subject rest until to
morning.
Now, this political pertinacity mere baga.
tese, aud poiug more. No political advantage POS
sb TO either party by any Of organization
The Speaker and Clerk have the selection OF few Gu
and the appointment OF dozen pages. Even the major
~ dissolve any committee which the speaker may
Constitute and any action he may take the chair
or out Of IT, At the adjournment to cay everything was
at sixos and sevens- ali the sstes which the informed
ding lobby hso prepared eiectuaiy broEcn-al the
programmes oemolished-sll candidates oyerslaughed
DOZEN different rames have been substituted for
Richardson NJ CierA and ali OF them rejected. Tne
meme Of Charles Hughes, republ ian, Of Wash
ibgtSn county, s low uppermost on the republican
SIDE, and II vote can DO obtained to morrow, Fl.
is said the Amcricars will vote for Van yalken
burgh ana Hughes. 1t would from this that Rich
ardsca may be abandoned hy large portsB OF his
party ETH N cer'sn thai a sufficient number will stick
TO bun 10 prevent the cid con OF any other republican
These comprse come twenty, and should Hughes Sc
every American vote stl be will not be able 10 succeed
a. no democrat win support him.
II the constitution Invested Governor King with power
avail himself OF tna privilege. lie feels much mortified
The conduct Of the members Of the House. 10 arrestirg
all the public business OF the state.
d that tie sgeut OF the sing Sing prison has issued
proposals &c contractors 70 Jet out huncrod aud ats
prisoners for years for the manufacture Of cast
bgs stoves and stove plates IL this not feature
state prison competition Does the agent propose TO
OF cuioias cogines and all the appurtenancess does
no propose TO sord them labor 10 OF the neghbor
ing foundrics owned by Individuals What says Mr.
BeardAieyt The iron mouiders want 30 know.