The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-11
LrYAlRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
Our Special Albany Despatch.

Opaasong the AHofney General on the LJeE y "' 50
esa Do aion of the Court Of Appeals-1ae Case f Mr.
Harry % IN the Legislature The approaching sre q tsG
Sess5 IN, dc dc.
The New York city amended charter b. i, which
through the House of Assembly wtho s'owngshe
dOtshg or an t. the crossing Of /, different FROM the
'eepy ,neared by Oakley Hall and r ch,rd Bustcet vas
receea the Senate last MIGHT Senator 'o1oo Of syra'
cuse always regsrdu OF the in9 OF the people Of the
city OF New York wanted IL rel' FRED directly Is the CS-
mtieo of the Whole senstor Mataer, who represents
fcy th orshe people, interest and wealth Of the city
o. Net, York asked the p ege reerras the charter
bill to The city deegatio'l in tho Senate Mr. NoEon,
Of Syracuse, made another motion, to refer
Abe bn to select committee, which motion
rccctsed. sir Soxon, of Syracuse, will, OF COURSE
be chairman aud from the uniform he has pur
suee always relation the Metro Police ssirs
secrs evi taat that he will give this charter bill the
bereat Of sexperiencs in New Yosk city matters, rs
well az Of legal ability The select commit &C are
ssre. exon, Owen, W. f. Wheeler, Mitner AMI Ely.
No bette con mi,iee could have bsen see ,ted.
Az IN city railroad bills, Us forced through tAe House,
came 10 The Senate lsst might rbey frs, referred
by the President the staining Communities Rsrolis.
them N the Con p,tee ON Ciues ana villages Mr. S9-
ws - a s'A'd them to so directly to the Committee o. the
reference 10 The pa,saae Of the Charter bill through
VI Spouse ia Just that Hon. NJ. 0plyke shoul1 bs
n Aowed 10 correc, which IL seems had
sisn. His note here inserted, in justice to thar gentle
nan
notice. 10 III Herald, 10 your comnsats npou the
P.ssse OF the IN amending ne city charter y'& sas
he opposition !, veil known h'd sserss.sd
Vrese adverse opinion on The bil as whole was
end @ az V Sse sssa out fses IBIS stu
Of good hen wi and hat the int cy soud
pro~o,ed by Is and or the additional reason nas hope and
turss BY mailing this correction ,o1 VII eoper tSvor on
randth chi lila hai Thug
been referred, the SspOss Of New York, VINO have
been here all wlner driving through these bills became
dHheaItsned. While in their cups Congress Hall and
tbe De'avon House they almost made ''Rone howl with
their inpr They became dsprtsd dsheartened
and they flew TO the whskey tods and brandy snashes
for comfort for the instant They dscoveredn the outset
that lne members Of the Senate not 50 easily 10 be
'cohvinced OF the utility OF city railroads. a. the green
'uuB OF the HouFe: and appearances this morning
IL vs. evident that the strong and Influential in the
Senate not 10 be dictated 10 oS desperate conbna
the very authors who have assisted in pulling the
old Faggs eyes during the last half dozen years
Threats were maze by some OF this genus homo that
fne Legislature should not Until The city alrold
bills and the amended charter h were passed Such
jnsoence viii not be tolerated by the Senate
If the Charter bill passes the Senate it will contain Sc
veral important amendments Inc exensol OF Dick
Bnsteeds time, and all Others thus contemplated will be
stricken out The control Of the Croton Department of
the City nspectorship Vl be retained but the provision
for reorsanzDg the Board Of Health will be
Iized by the senate much more preferable bill rela
ing the Board Of Health has passed thst body and
AWAITS third resuiug ia the House.
IT. reply to Senator Hather's resolution aanousiy
noopted yesterday the Attorney General has promptly
FURNISHED tue following interesting opinion. Cue old police
Of the cry of New York viii be grahed with il, no doubt
II is as follows:--
To srsArrI have received from the Senate rssou-
sT1TE Yosk, SENATE CnASEzRs
ALBANY, april !. 1859
On motion q Mr. Mahsr Resovei Aitorney Gene
epinon he recent decision q toe Court Of zeal, tbs m
poined BY The Cd soard her
whether the cit, or state is liable io the By order
a. NJ
Court pRoss y esse % the reGPs po
goad of Office Metropolitan Ponce District In
s aaoa the s 3 his once al
pay as pat Of ne Mstropolan Poie pisirie'
IN The son6 csn % o or tse soar IN no n
legal jurisdoiion and accordingly
sssHnatloa e esss opinions aInk Ii;
he Judgments ppes hat he
roos were conilna ed IL once as members OF he new
iSe Nr q y e s - ssls e No oan rs e o
CURED 70 iske oath Of ogee 10 order % hoa ONCE
be removed from once by the Board OF Police upon written
son hss been saorded ihe Of Being heard Ia their de-
5dsr ,b advice the then a7or he city New YORK. and
ibe eapaia o ms air 70 r,cognze hs ae5top nan Poie
'our. o. Appesls declaring T,eh IIw 70 De oo5sail
n f1 n sn & e. That he I'D e. hs o Nrs to e.
Isaroed IS ebes Of toe new ogaoizon sud entitled %
from The force rssned their ON or hesa lega ~
that all the bsr OF the old pocs occupying the
X restored 10 her ofee Il Is nossSle Tor he Attorney
General 70 give more ret answer 70 the qGesou whether
ATE decision involves The payment Of le salaries Of The police
roe apg onsa by ne ot ooaId because u resrs9ee q
remnyed ibe rsiar,5 Of ibe pocs tore are ta,e TON a
peec fund lied BY tax the ssl and perA,na'
,rossi @ inch m + s5eo,t1osd On or befor he Ss Mon
dag OF June in sch by the Board OF Police si'h Bard
h rsa95sd TO apgcl3n snen SUMS s nay be reluies spd
seeei1 20 De id ior the hses purpose q the act Sec
Lyman TREM nv attorney General
II that the Jud cary Committee OF the House en-.
terrain doubts 80 TO nc p,opey Of passing the bill intro
d1ced yesterday by sr. BinRton for the CommutatOn
Of the tertcn.e Of Mrs Harung, because this morning
Mr.. Morris, chalrmar OF that committee, presented, Tor
The consideration ofthe House, this proposition:
Resolved If the senate concu that his Enceepcy the Go
SSV socs ss 81 sS S sd sfy %
and @ @ he sHs Of r sg~n 81 tie one @
which iaterposon Executive cienency y s.ey
le-eied Ana We ar sly hope his heetpc may be 10
so Mary hartong to FOE NE or a ieas to SUE
he period Of one year RON date '''D ut
The offering a resolution at period was not strictly
IN order with tue rules of the House, single objection
being fatal 10 ifs Iteration md that single objection
made by the Honorable Gideon E. Bushae the able
and Influential representative OF Sullivan county
Resolutions DtrO1uced in both houses today n
terminate the eessi0n. Mr. Smith in the Senate proposed
ncx-ihc latter boirg The end Of the hundred days n,
vote taken either. The adjournment will not take
place until Friday and probably not until Saturday Of
The rush Of members in the House To carry their bills
through creates much confusion The Speaker, Iueiohn
has srduous task 70 preserve order and keep matter
proceeding with regularity Holding three sessions day
and reading bills most Of the time, conne him TO the
chair some twelve or fourteen hours n day.
the Loan bill OF senator Diven providing for submitting
b vote Of the people at next f election the question
borrowing $500 GOO TO pay the oatDg canal deb.jo be
relaid by taxation within eighteen yearshas passed tho
Senate There Tumors OF intention Of The repuhh.
can leaders TO kil IN the House, by amendment or
otberwite
Friday The gouae struck the enactng clause Of
the bill in relation 70 vessels giving the Governor rover
20 appoint insrectors; concurred 10 the amend
relative to The publication q lcga notices; Ia rsa
toD 10 administration o The esalea ~ deressad persons
nod the bill to relieve municipal oorpofstious from
giving security for costs On appeal.
ANOTHER CITY RAILROAD BILL.