The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
NEWs FROM YHg sTATX CAPITAL.
Our Special Albany Dcspstch.

Our Special Albany Dcspatch.
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE REPEAL BILL DORMANT
MARINE COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHANGE
SUGGESTED REG ARDINa LIENS ON vgSSsLs-kN
ENGAGEMENTS OF THE LoBBY-DoNGs IN ExECU-
TIVE SESSION. DIFFICULTY IN sFLECTTHG POLICE
CoMxIssIoNKRs-ILLNEsS OF TIE ATTORNEY GENE
RAL-EARLY CANAL NAVIGATION, ETC. ETC.
ALBANY, April 2, 1858.
The repeal OF the metropolitan Police bill up for
discussion this morning in the sen.te, but ~ no
gentleman seemed to be ready or willing 10
speak on either side, fs further consideration
WAS postponed until Wednesday Of next week. Why
the friends Of repeal consentng 70 such delay in
taking vote may be in tho expectation Of gaining
strength but the republicans hold the Senate they
will not consent To the repeal 1t Also remains stationary
In the House.
Mr. Grain, Of the House, proposes TO amend the pro-
ceedrgz the Marine Court Of the city Of New York. BY
declaring that any attorney Of the Supreme Court may
hereafter issue, under his name, summonses In all
actions 10 be commenced in said court In tho Same man
ner and with like effect if the came were issued by
the clerk Of the said court The said court by the mu
tusl consent of both parties, shall hereafter have the
same TO refer as Is vested by law in the
Justices Of the Sapreme Court; and Whenever Cause
eha be referred the same shall De proceeded with Ia
the and with like effect ia now provided
by law for references In the said Supreme Court Az this
vii, DO taking large amount or tees out Of the pockets,
rather prevent them getting into tho pockets Of the
hasten 70 the lobby with eli possbe despatch No tell
ing what may be done hour hence al this time of
most careless hssdess shs01s sposd egSn OF
Tne bill introduced in ~ house BY Mr. Lanng OF Buff
falo amending the Revised Statutes in relation 70 the col
ectsa of demands axains. ships and vessels Is important
that numerous class or creditors He proposes that
when ship vessel shall depart from tho port al which
she when debt is contracted such debt shall cease
lien the expiration Of sixty days after the return
OF such vessel and In all such lien shall cease i'm
msdaey after the vessel shall have left such port unless
person having such lien shall within days after
such departure cause 70 be drawn up specifications OF bis
ep the correctness Of which 10 be sworn 10 by said
person. his agent or legal Representatives. and Tiled IN ire
County Clerks office Of the county In which such lien shall
be created except that said specifications Of said lieu upon
any ship vessel navigating the lakes either of them,
or The sygsbie waters connecting the same need he
filed upt sxty days after such ship or vessel shall have
left ssd port for the first time after eonac ing said debt
any part thereof and that such lien shall continue in
full force for ak months from and after tho time OF such
fling. AS this is important amendment 10 the law
il now exists ship chambers, mechanics, grooers aud
others Interested in repairing aud furnishing vessels,
should look at II Immediately, as the time has now come
when half the bills passed never examined BY the
members OF either House.
Although the Speaker and the officers Of the House
constantly erdeavorpg 10 prevent tn, intrusion OF the
lobby the floor, still the vermn will creep Ia. So an
nov np have they become tina; Hr Blocker, a member
from Kings compelled To offer a resolution expeipg
any person other than member who shall Interfere IN
the passage of any BILL by speaking to members or IN any
way prejudGng their minds while the House Is In tho
third reading of bills On taking the vote II re-
suited in tie, thereby giving the lobby anothT victory
the honest aud ECONOMICAL portion oil the mousse
The grinding committees OF both houses arc working
admirably No machinery ever constructed 1t the capt
tai by the most skilful engineers moved smoother.
In executive SESSION 70 Day Hartman B. Duryea, OF
Brooklyn WAS confirmed Major General comm nding
tho Second Division Of New York state Militia, in place
Of Msor General Aaron Ward OF Westcheste, resigned
This command includes the counties Of Kings, Queens,
Suffolk, Westchester, Putnam, Orange and Rock!aad
consists OF three brgadcs and nine regiments.
With regard 10 the police commission much difficulty
prevails The regency here arc determined TO retain
Bowen, Eye and StrsnsbaD, whilst the conservative por
the republicans desire that men OF loss vic dctvc
political characteristics should take their paces. The
light becoming animated and quite serious. Governor
King vsclscs between his honest inclination and the de-
manos of bis dictators.
Au inspecton OF the main lines CANALS has besn mads
by order of the report made that the
gs are sold and substantial condition. The few
repairs required being made, and are expected
be completed in about ten twelve days This Will
insure a gradual commencement Of filling with water
about the 18th that the opening for navigation will be
about the Goth inst This about ton days earlier than
usual The remains OF considerable hckn ess in Lake
Champaign, but sf southern breeze will soon break
hup.
Attorney General Treman has been sorely afflicted with
rheumatism for two three weeks. Ho has bson OK
tremey iii, but last evening the extreme pain somewhat
ceased, and to day he Is comparatively comfortable.
Both houses diligently engaged during the session
10 day in reading bills, Of any puokc importance
however
The Americans and republicans have held conferences
aud tie committees have agreed upon Mr. John n. Wilde
~ TIE anti ecompton candidate for Mayor Of Albany
The Canal Board have resolved TO reduce the tolls from
four 70 two mills merchandise and three 10 two mills
Hour one thousand pounds per mile.