The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11
Our Albany Correspondence.

ALBANY, Feb. T. 1859
New Fork City Legislation at Albany Political Tactics for
the Legsature-Cduse Of the Iostponemens Of the Pro
posed Spring Election and Charter Revolution
Re election in 1seO-Prcposed Early Adjownmest-Re
p7lee Of the Neo Fork County 06icus-7he Inquiry into
their TsesEmolume'its Of the Registers ODsce-Disolu
hon Of the Commissioners Of Record the Compilation Of
Eristsng Conracs-The County Clerk and his Fees for
Making Searches-TAe Late Sheriff and TIE Panic-Nuns-
Der Of Executions in HIS 7om-Balance Sheet of Oyser-
Suits against the SheviGs-Incone Of the SAeriGs Cous-
sci, dc, dc.
II Of well understood that all measures of inn.
portance, especially in regard 10 the city Of New
York, which come before the legislative bodies here
whilst they continue Of the present political complexion
must first pass another and inner tribunal whose pro-
ceedngs less accessible public scrutiny For this
il is that the progress Of legislation here only
be conecured upon the probabilities of political expo.
dency and the interest of the wirepulers. The public
necessities and public good have scarcely secondary
consideration in the matter.
REVOLUTION posrroNED-No SPRING INJECTION
THIS YEAR.
In Illustration Of this, the Of things this session
will AFFORD example striking perhaps than usual
At tho opening OF the Legislature there unanimous
disposition To enter vigorously upon large Of
business which had been blocked out for the city A
thorough revision Of the charter spring election and the
infringement the term Of Mayor Tenann rcorganiza
ton OF the city government under the absolute control Of
the Mayor and Common Council, and the extension Of the
Mayoraty term 10 four five years, werc IL seemed
absolutely determined on BY the republicans, aud in
deed as heartily seconded by nearly oil their op
ponents. But this revolution was predcatod upon a
continuance OF the Tammany and anti -rammany quarre
h aeer the projected spring election. Other counses
nave peeh within short time adopted. Since the ru-
mors IN regard to reconciliation between the Wood and
Fowler factions Of the city democracy projected char
ter revolution has been abandoned There were three
several projects in the form Of bills here ready DO in
PRODUCED Tor reorganization of tho New York city char
yer, neither OF which will be offered at this session.
Tor obvious political reasons.
TINE LEGISLATURE, TIE cuBA QUESTION sxwARD's RE.
,.,,, KIkCnoN.
WIN The opening Of the Cuba discussion the republican
shaI generally have fastened down the brakes upon
S.. a.h They must retain their ascendency In this
S"r shs ,ne next elections, they are lost
ture ,n,s sea'er contest In 1860 The next Lcgisla
S 81 mus. return Seward TO the United States
sen .u q The REPUBLICAN party is runod--bcatcn
~ X s,ea stronghold Tho word has passed therefore,
icr .ne greatest care and prccauon TO be taken at this
ynosa ~ nc seward managers have backed and
snee'eu on peiore the Cuba question: and now fall back
upon Fremont manifest destiny and the free soil demo
crazy as ther resource for the Presidential content Tho
present Legislature, isurgcd must take heed az
re election by The next You will therefore see vcrw ,te