The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

aries. These form the ground Of the Opposition
the democratic side to the admission Of Kansas under
the Wyandot constitution.
Our Albany Correspondence.
ALBANY, March 81, 1850.
The Metropolitan Police Blt-Thc Persons Rauoring Is
Passa0e-Bius Passed the Senate-Genral ApprsprSo.
ton BA-Cyty Railroads, de-
will be by my report Of the action Of tho Senate
that the new Metropolitan Police bill is gradually moving
along towards its passage have in my former
cation given much Of the detail in regard TO the origin Of
this BILL and how Of the unsophscated Senators from
the rural districts taken TO Gotham the sights
Tho events Of the past week and the attendance Of
squad Of Police Captains In the lobby have brought
light further Developments in connection wthshe secret
history of this BILL and renders necessary for mo to rs
cord another short chapter In connection with this ques
ton.
hungry band Of politicians from your city have been
hanging about the legislative halls for some time past
moving everything to tho passage Of this bill and
allow the citizens Of the city Of New York to have the
benefit Of another dish OF republican legislation d.
charged clerk Of the Commissioners has been busy dodx
ing about with hs pocket full Of circulars marked econ
hdentia and signed by batch Of chairmen Of repubH
can committees, and doing everything else in his power
to secure s passage that he may again hAve nice Office
and snug salary, having been out in the cold long
enough he however, occupies an unimportant post in
no q n O There are other saa
parties.
There strong retinue Of wire puers from the Tam
many democratic camp quietly. yet effectively, working
for This bin. They have swofod oejecs-drss, g OBJ
odium possible upon the republican party thus killing
The republicans with one hand and the Mayor with the
other.
These ofHciouB Tammsnyites mmedissey become ipdir
nant and 60 OF in high dudgeon the moment iatima
ing nmsnys are IN his b IN ' . tSsr
eyes, Whatever they may say to the contrary The ar
Iangement made Is to have the COmmisaonsfs Hessrs
Bowen and Sranahan, to be the republican commissioners
and one Douglas democrat to please the other side.
notice THROUGHOUT the debate Of this question In tho
ceptens, been lukewarm upon the question and have
NOT shown disposition to venlate the question at much
sppearances No one here doubts but that Dick CoDnoy
will vote for the bill If his necessary 70 carry A.
under the arrangement that he to have say in The 90
lection Of the democratic Commissioner Few persons IN.
derstand the political significance that conferred IN ia
bill being moved by some Of the parties engaged IN
band, and having for its object the centering Of power
upon few persons, Ii for objects besides managing the
The entire Tammany crew are advocating tho bill a
strong "a they dare do and not to be seen. Seaa-
tor Connolly, warm and ardent friend Of Doug.
las, in connection with Pllsbury, Tammanyite and
Captain Leonard all busy moving tho undercurrens
for this BILL II Is 10 be hoped that tho question
Will Ako hot shape IN the Senate that two Of tho
democratic Senators who secretly In favor of the bill
but wish to have 1t pass without voting for IT, will be
obliged to go for 1t or else allow the bill to be defeated
thus taking of the mask under which they work
The Police bill could be defeated in the Senate without
any trouble all the Tammany democrats in that body
desired It, for there enough independent republicans in
the Senate with them defeat the BILL the fact
Of the question s the Tammanytes are at heart moro
holy horror manifested al the idea Of ts becoming law
Many Of that class of politicians are aborng with the re-.
publcans more than the republican portion Of the lobby
s Let me here say that the offers TO this Senator and
that known democrats that they should have
certain amount of influence in the selection Of the dems-
cratic commissioners and the chief superintendent we'll
as other subordnates known TO other persons than
those who make them and those made Some Of these
Senators imagine that they up in room when
about them but so happens that their tracks great
deal larger than their heads although they may fancy
selves equally ignorant Of their precise condition and II
they would cover up their tracks about Albany
would ever dream that they had any heads
The discussion in the Senate upon this bill has much Of
the time been tame. There little spice last evening
the shape Of personalities but that died away and
the whole matter became decidedly tame. They dig
cusspg the bill nearly all the morning session day upon
several amendments offered by different Senator'S Alter
some two hours discussion ordered to third read.
O'Clock
The Senate passed number Of bills this morning cf
more or less importance, among which provide
for police court in the city Of New York. authorizing
the Comptroller, Police Commissioners and President Of
fOnCe JustCo0
assigned to the Second police court district to locate and
erect in the city Of New York suitable building be
used 9. court house and place for detention Of prisoners
brought TO the police court in said district.
The bill In relation to the bank depostor and custodian
Of public moneys in New York also passed the Senate I
Leather Bank, win be willing to give an oyster supper
now.
Section Az money. belonging the city county of New
with n ws01 %s Delay
VI vi
q sy s sS
hs continue il he cee Which be DS~ ala oas
roller Of the city of New York in office vas escted but
III. &C, shall take effect on the r Monday Of juno
number other bills were passed by that body, mostly
OF little importance
The bill to provide for the foreclosure of the New YORK
and Erie Railroad passed the House this morning, with
put little or no opposition, In the precise form that 1t
number Of reports, among which was the Ninth Avenue
Dill 70 confirm George Laws grant, which was ordered
soons are On rro.S takes NO time u a. y.
railroad grant TO be run through here They jumped
ahead with lightning speed L. there NOT some mode q
heads in Washington, and transferring all power
connected with II TO Albany Let these Albany
legislators have the control Of this question, and
from tho first appearance Of the question: and ia less
than three months the iron horse viii be snoring across
and running down Greeeys million OF buffalo Al NO SLOW
Let US have the Pacific Railroad bill here st once
There s plenty Of time for the passage Of dozen &
them before the Legislature adjourns in the next s1
days.
The House was considering the General Appropriation
ei al the morning me bill was gone through with, vn
MI cover renewed bis motion In relation to the thirty
three blind referred 10 few daI since the motion wss
favored oy Meesrs Cover, 4ues and Dickinson and
opposes oy Meesfs' fMeier and Conkiins. The mo-
ton w1, however, iosG Thus it seems thai MI