The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
Our Albany Correspondence.

ALBANY August IL, 1850.
Condition Of G> Assembly chgmr-Nao Entrance into ts
Captol-ADsny Erchmg>--Sase Flsr G ounds- Tee
Fsm ~ Avgiu Ore Bed-lap,siga Of the State 7reasay-
Albany Spoe M1ch INT, and M,uldsrs, dc dc.
Will be reccliected that during tho early prt OF the
last session VI the Legislature Gen. Dofyea, Of
the House. from city of Brooklyn saddenis discovered
chat The overhead ceiling in the Assembly chamber vas
IN dangerous condition and liable to fall tho heads
OF members VI any moment vacation was therefore
ordered and arch tects and others proceeded TO make
examination Tho committee haviog after in charge
pronounced the ceiling uocafe, AID large wool pillar
erected In front Of Speskee's cnar tom oorsry
support during the remainder OF the sessiou Nesrs I've
monton time has spsed since the adjournment OF the
Legislature and set nothing has been done to remove the
dispase1 ceiling The matter 10 in tbs hands Of Gov
Morgan aud Comptroller Chnrch They should tmmsdi.
aely Eoske move ent, have the work commenced,
and rot hurried completion day or two previous 70
tho meeting Of the Legislature as was toe case with tho
extension of the Assembly chs nber which undoubtedly
the Why tho ceiling and root not then pro
pery braced fastened and secured. IL has been deter
mined 70 erect fres front OF tue
c. pitO The altogether too steep and narrow
for she present generation or legislators an th lettering
lobby. Formerly ~hea the CAPITOL vas -uped ~
steady and heads. the psrss aud
over ps up snd % pecfecty add
sAcsory Bus men and hipgs are m'snniy chnagef since
those tres Now TIE getting up stss into me CAPITOL
requires q prod'gocs effort the dgcty, inte'igsoce,
pride, loup circumstance Of inc Gresonb day
demand o.ter accommodations, sces'er coneeniences,
ann access 70 toe quarters OF tue obns and tue
chambers If tie Executive AMI toe Lgisa u'e. IL viii
require ony 20 tnree Thousand ooars 70 cnnpee th3
eparg sDd excelsior o, the main entrance TO the
Capitol TIE jon has Lot yet beeo gwen out
The tn,ral Hsroan directors repot earpius OF aoMe
foufteen collars ior lasi
peGtes OF r9nnirg interest IN bon1s sDsug fuad and
seulannual oiy,aepd Tue tpvee per Cent d yldsud
amounts geven hapfred au1 t~enty thoIacud dollars
berg two GER alDnD ess tusn before dis
iouted tpe stockholders ihe receipts OF Ina road
lilo
the tols tho greatly dmi0shot Tbs crisis
"a ss etrSug. None nas he previously iocreduous
Of very few TDe Central Rtilrosd Comps
ny 10 IN o. tbe Albany GxGcauee proprt7 rps
ceved abe ov.aeno 81 s'og'e cent IN return fo' their
inv estmebt ~ soue ba mi,lOa Of dGSIs Toe eutra
building cycepi hs fs; sioy, ocoupet oi;ss FOR
the transaction OF the Of tne rosa.
The groar os selected Tor the State Far N O)ber
lie sbou, mile from too norm bounds o tao c kno sn
~ tse OIL 5os desd prsmisee, on ths Frog road In
the town o. WsferVnet Mr.. Ireland iease1 the pro.
psty frcm genera Vac eusseaer, AMI d.
tog % for !be oonveuonce Of thu exb oiofs a. the
fair. Fly acres enclosed w,ihD a h GA faace,
mile course Tor hotes' and veo'oiea ons oeea cob
.mo5Gte The Agricultural Society, aod eacpsies
for siock aie psipg erected rne com-
-nittee are DESTROYS Of aft rnp svery faLy raj as5o
mediation 20 exhibitors The admirably adapted
for the purpose being easy o, by railroad snd
Steamboat, and also By vehicles from distances
The seascn having been mighty poptoas TOT tho as-,cal
tural interests OF the State, tnore ne not che
osst doubt thai tie eAh oi.ons OF toe products
inventive gep,us and mechanic a',s viii ee "a oreda,s
and interesting as at any preceding SAFE Fair Of tho
Agricutol al Society Tas President, Mr.. Cougar,
Secretary Johnson and indeed the whole Of execu-
tive Commttee, iEboiilg with great Industry aud
ZEAL 10 make the ensuing anniversary exhi
btuon equal 10. superior TO Any OF s pre- ecessors.
The citzeps nj Ahsuy are also on the qt pvs ia pro-
pairing for the four anticipated interesting days in
carly part Of Octobsr
Concerning tho famous "Averiu ore bed" al Clinton
prison. the end is yet We bsleve that this b the
last swinae relation the affairs Of that state nsu
few years since the Know Nothing State officers agreed
20 pay certan Mr Barton, osens bly, o. Burlington, Yer
mont, bu. really NJ the 81. NJ .holss, New YORK,
aatignee Of the KDge lands, the enormous OF two
Deo." Lnckuy, however, before tho STATE oilSss oon
snmmatea tbs arfsRgaaent, Mr.. Com2sroilec B4eroys
"draw hts warrant the treasurer During the
session of the Legislature hory WIS conferred upon
ns ExceHency Governor Morgan to appoint tnres "dis
'ioteree'en commissioners 70 examco the at,er, and
cote NJ the 1cuy. Well then, these gentlemen some
nme snc &c made visit to the premises 10 question Al
nensmoca aias Cir ION prison, cursory oossrva.
Mon o tpe toeks, excavations, &c., and atourned TO
vilsgc some distance from these o etes There tnev
VI unoeyeo me ic,m OF examining w,ne's,s Nov ola
nedame kUnor, the nquisiiyd irter rncd5iag old
Jade, does report with sccust,med ilnruden;e ana
mpert'nepce that the Aforesaid 'dlsuterss,sdU com
mtsoners have been seen" By the Aforesaid Nr B.ron
who nioropolzes LAKE. Jhamplain with b1 sesm and
n1 also controlling ion1snce over the Saratoga and
Masn aston Kairoaic ann s nom nal President, Nc Da
vidAon Sac afro declares that matters are already ar
Aogef That report IL 70 Re pres-ned whereby Mcrsys
Barton 20 are TO bc awarded the snug sum Of ono nuu
dred Thousand dollars for the celebrated "Averi ore
bed pile Of rocks and looges which no man In North
ern New york. acquainted wn II, would 90 gate him.
sn snse ana pay s.ae taxes upooa huudred thou
suy and given for parcel OF miserable orsggy rosks "a
entirely worthless that they could mot DO given awsy
Il very vel Known that Barton Il % have upder
n muxys hs public press by the Of ra,osd
Dd sesmfos' pssses, kpowne that his operations VITO
Gov. horgDs plant oerniss,oners were pu, expos.