New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
FROM ALBANY.
= vz Own Correspondent.


ALBANY, April 10, 1859
Tbs Governor cent 10 to the Senste to-day the
INC. Of Judge Mchsel Ulshoefier Democracy aud
I..,c II. Bailey (Republican) as Police Commits
,oper,, in place of Mes'rS. Nye and Ward, whereat
,b,re i. considerable prOfsDiDg among certiin
.s., Of Republican politicians, who insist that both
candidates are Democrats. ] believe the only
Ground 70, placing Mr. Bailey in the Democrats
column is the fact that he opposed Mr.. Haws at
,hs Last Charter election, on personal grounds
uha.s nominations, which were all that were sent
- today. were referred to Committees:
The nominations sent in last week were;
30, Port #a,dens-M..r. VIM. IL Burleiso, Jared v
x fx.'d.r -. ~ o1TsDtns. WIN y. Raymond.
Truike o, the SsasnaHs FrHs,ssP Lss ,
sr.sv. q the Governor vice Nah'n' Sn's "h0's term
1'1 believe these were all confirmed to-day, ex-
cent Capt Hutchinson. His nomination was re-
sIred 10 Mr.. SplnOla, who failed to report on the
snb;ect Mr.. VIM A. Wheeler moved that the
Toymittee be discharged and the nomination be
.ons;dered which motion lost, all the Demo
Gratis voting with Messrs. Johnson, Wetmore and
or wheeler (Allericans), and Messrs. Ames,
Latin. Noxon and Darling (Repubhcans) in the
negative. -. A., to .ao e. uo,hor
a,sstsrs and probably none will be made.
I sst evening, Mr.. NOXON proposed an amend
mont 10 the Constitution, requiring registration as
!. condition precedent to voting. The Registry Dill
noyg before the Senate (BrOckway's bill amended),
NAV vet become law, though It's fate Is doubtful
There were no reports made IN the Senate to-day,
INIT some important ones will probably be made
. fbis afternoon. The Special Committee to whom
was referred the amended City Charter Will prob
ably report the Assembly bill with the clause Tor
1beextensiOn of the term OF certain officers stricken
out. believe it IL so fixed that the CrOton Board
will be appointed by the Mayor and Controller.
Mr.. LAMONT will report the Personal Liberty
Dill which passed the Assembly at the fret Oppor-
1unity without amendment.
A Social Committee of the Assembly, composed
of Messrs Batcheller, LOOMS, Bingham, Warner
and S. s. Childs, having in charge the subject OF
capital punishment, have prepared arePOrt iay0rng
The abolition of the galows, which concludes as
follows:
asures be taken to amend the Constitution
OF the State to take from the Governor the pterOg
alive Of pardon rspdeye so fsT as feates 10 caPa
.fepses aud that the Legislature enact laws abolish
inc capal punishment substituting therefor impris
opTnen in 81 ate Prison for life, separate from al other
prsopers and not to be discharged or set at liberty
except on clear proof OF innocence before proper
tribunal. ,
Mr.. CbiIds, it is understood, refuses to sign the
report, and Mr.. Warner signs with an explanation
dissenting from some portions OF 1t.
The McCotter swinde was killed very dead IN
the Assembly to day.
The Senate passed the following resolutions IN
behalf of Mrs Hartung last evening;
R,,or,S That the Governor and hereby respectfully
but earnestly entresed review sud consistent with his
view. aSe and hun sn5 to ssee ID decision III 'l'
Re,,o That We representatives Of the peope 81 the
% ssas s s,. st u siSS
Of death "A mary HArung 70 mprsonment
sI.neo until s,1 the trial Of VIM RheInmsn under
oo.nt in the murder for which Mary Hartnas
The vote on these resolutions was II to . as fol-
lows;
YEAs-Aesus Ames Bost6msn BIsndreth, Darling, Foote
HubbrI Johnson Lsnin Paterson, PTosse sohe, spnos
fIunsn Wetmore o. b Wheeler J. A Willard, Williams
EAYs-nesg. L.mOo. Pratt, Scott Sloan, Smith, W. A.
There Il a bill before the Assembly for the COM
mutation of the sentence of Mrs. Hartung to I'M
prisOnu ent for life and there is strong DISPOSE
lion in that body TO pass it; but hardly Link they
will do co; and if they should, 1t would not go
through the Senate.
The Assembly sat in Committee of the Whole
til late hour last night on the Supply BILL and
made numerous amendments thereto The Com
mittee WAS rather Jolly and usual in such cases,
exceedingly liberal with the Peoples money. l
believe the amendments adopted in every instance
increased the appropriations. When proposition
was made to cut down s0me gratulty, one OF the
ways of the House opposed it on the ground that
ne did not wish to change the sums fixed by the
Committee of Ways and Means, as reported in the
printed BILL though almost every line of the bill
had been mutilated by adding TO the sums origi-
nally reported. The bill was made the special or
der for this evening.
To-day the Assembly spent considerable pOr-
lion of the session in the consideration of the gen.
eral Appropriation bill as amended by the Senate
Some OF the amendments which increased apprO-
preparations were concurred in, but those cutting
down or striking out were rejected
1t is quite generally understood that the Legis-
5ature viii adjourn on Friday night, but 1t will
Drobaby be nearer SATURDAY. morning.