The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

notice that Ia proportion or the rep ihbcan msm
cry railroads, would not n be had veto d the N'nv
avenue with the THY shell th ,mseiv b.
,ba, there WIS piys,s unae,s and,og With We'd soo
Governor Morgan upon tina, polnt that ne should sgn
he Ninth avenue with the exp ess gu pose OF s,vot
bers foo,bold TO 60 sgs INST ihe vstoes VIVA
uu'b there may be IN 'bs runor nm unable to say oa
h. events Of cay go 70 couhSm Il
Strange ibu gs sometimes take place 10 Albany, espe
ssls whsn there a sres' many poit'cians sooaI
The Assembly took up the Tax Levy s,on ~ the ~
snS ana suqcsnaDns el m, been as%sea ~. ~,
en- cunt inserted for the Commissioner OF Re ord sce
'oopted The balance then goes back to the s,nate
upon which there will be small row a. passes through
be lobby. understand that the Governor positively
ssss,'s that he VIII veto ]; pn'
upapmous sanction Of The Senate four Ave times
upon that measure, may be considered that he VII
' carry the day there, not outstanding tho persistent
nkew~e, fall by non agreement be- ween the Houses
The ro Rata oh ana settled and gone up in the
rpon tbe meas ure, II has gone
TIE passed the Senate last night to raise and
deDt, taken up the aud amended, max
ing the fpm one and one eighth mill and thus passed l.
The movements this morning have been Iull Of inte
rest, the changes rapid and frequent not only the
change in the progr ANNE Of the bills but In other mat
"rs Alto Hardly member but VIVA. has been tni-
morning overhaulng his drawer and packing his pa
peis With the determination to away sometime today
AZ the questions Of great settled Inc politi
Glars commence turning their attention political snd
Prtsiotrna matters Dean Rich mond has been busy
ave for cbarssson until this legislative machine stops
he seems determined TO witness the Last turn Of the grea
milestone.
The Commissioners Of the land ofoe have leased for
another year the wcst Washington Market ground Tor
The senate at their afternoon session. refused 70 recede
from the Commissioners of Record amendment in the
Tax Levy.
The Assembly, after Q lengthy dscueson, adopted the
amendment, thus leaving for that purpose In the
Tax Levy.
An attempt was made 10 reconsider the by which
Ire new county Cans,eo lost this morning in the
eor to pass over the Governors veto, but without any
The Assembly again commenced the dry work OF third
veading Of bills, there being still small number the
'st. number Of attempts were made TO introduce q
motion to adjourn, but 70 effect All motions 70 lay the
order Of third reading Of bills the table also irut
lass. There seemed to be fear that there "nig.
l ger" somewhere in all Of those motions.
The Sunday law, t,at passed the Senate some time
snce, after the Governor hsd vetoed one, came up 10
urn, when M WEBSTER moved TO recommit 1t, with In
.uctions 70 strike out the enaCtng clause which
Mr.. GovrR raised the point Of order that II could
ne read until after oil other bills had been disposed or
because had been introduced since the 18th OF March.
Ruled ont OF order.
The enactpg clause stricken ost OF bill amending
he Excise law, after which all manner Of "nibusterng
The Amshouse men, doing all they could to get q
chance for the committee report their bills, determined
Feasible 70 pass the bill before anal .djournment
and they were e1ceeeainiy busy and anxious
sken until P. NJ for the purpose Of allowing the Tax
levy to be epgroesed. This cuts off the Almshouae bill
unless there some sharp work.
A rush ives made TO the legislative halls
rs.p Of ibis memorable legislature Tho lo6ciss
| we're again crowded, and everything moved along
,D.nsh there was no chance for stopping There was
though the fate Of the nation rested upon their shoulders
The nst move on the carpet was the motion to lay the
rvAop ~ HnoiD NHo tsk
This motion carried and every order Of business
laid the table until the order OF reports Of committees
wae reached, when Mr.. Pond reported the Almshoase
message was at that moment received from the
Senate stating that they had extended the time Of adjourn
The Arst mbly immediately concuTed in the resolution
All manner Of flhbustering was carried on by
| the democrats, who seemed determined 70 kill
time, and kept making motions, calling the yeas and
nays rising 10 questions Of privilege, and all other lodges
imaginable TO defeat the Si whst the Speaker ruled to
The bin was read, and, on motion Of Mr. Mcouade,
the committee rose and reported progress The committee
discharged from the further consideration Of the
bill, and II was ordered to third reading. The rules
eu o Inc AsSouse
tbersiore turned out In the cold, and four ones
win be appointed IN their place. Tho scene in the
has happened here this Winter The sridron ssc:smnis
may be put down Of the most memorable scenes
| Of this wonderful Legislature.
d5 s0oH a5 vct0 WeS announced tn0 SeCIotaYy on
the Governor made his appearance with sS Of bills,
which were read. Amongst them was the Sunday law.
paced this afternoon Five minutes before the hour
| fixed for the final adjournment the Private
Secretary again made his appearance, and presented
another message, which contained the approval OF the
Governor Of the Tax Levy and the Amshouse bill passed
| few minutes BEFORE
The hour Of adjournment having arrived the Speaker
made the usual speech Of thanks, bis down
and the legislative machine was stopped.
The same programme gone through with In the
Senate, and at tho moment the wheels OF that
] house were blocked.
general stampede took place in every direction The
Hobbies spplauded, and squad OF members sung Aud
Lang Syne." Then came the last words, Good bye"
which every body seemed really TO give, aud
| GREETED that the hour had come TO say It,
Thus has closed the most remarkable Legislature that
ever convened In Albany, noted tor its raid upon the
rights OF the city OF New York and It's most profound
spect for the veoes OF the Governor daring 10
pass any bills his head except those that paid we'll
a. the records show.
| Now that they have adjourned, tell who have
been injured aud who remains unframed. The State
sgain breathe free, there is Legislature 70 invade
the rights Of any AL rejoice Surely those
that have not been moested ~ this Legislature SHOULD
hold jubilee for yet having thar freedom By nj
them
$50 ring the bells and Ore the guns,
And fling the starry banner OUT
Shout freedom till their lieping ones
Give back their cradle shout"