The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10
NEWS FROM THE STATE Capital.

fass--Commissioners OF Emigration,
Harbor Masters and Other ONCE Hold
ers IN the Lobby-War Of Words Be-
tween Two Msmbers-ron BnI-The
Sanitary Bill LOst-Bflls Passed.
The Lobby Hfgh and Dry On . Sand
Bar, &c.
OUR SPECIAL ALBANY DESPATCH.
ALBANY, April 0, 1850.
We are favored this morning with the New York morn
ing papers at breakiast-almos early We have
the Albany papers The members of the Legislature
have opportunity OF obtaining the through
the metropolitan press before they commence their abors
IL this had practced all the winter the Albany pa
pers would have found but little sale during the session;
they would have relied upon the New York daes for the
news Of the day.
tba, the Tribune has made destinations against the
motives OF of their party friends In regard 10 his ac
ton upon the Staten Island ferry queston-namey, Mr.
Collins Their charges against him will not do any good,
for he idea that he s the most homes. the
Legislature, and Notwithstanding he halls from Troy,
knows all about the city of New York-at least, his
oprnou but, then, this s nothing but general fail
ing of the rural republicans in this Legislature. notice
those members who know the least about New York city
foremost in esisa,ng for IT, and every person who
undertakes to inform them OF the real facts unless he has
solid argument, they look upon as being too self i'm
portant to listen to-
There also a numbersof other republicans around
here that pretend 70 know more than the Ia allows
them Then there are the republican Commissioners OF
Emigrstion who are becoming public nuisance here
trying TO control every thing and all leg matters
throughout tle State. How is it that the democratic Com
mjssoners OF Emigration make any effort TO con
troll legislation mere, wnat their republican associates
are here at all bours They doing their best to get
the Quarantine under their thumb, and prevent
ing any appropriation for that purpose unless they
have the control of 1t. That these gentlemen may not
have any plausible excuse for being here, would advs
Ionf atrrof IN Rim
that they pass to those making road DISTRICTS
as foo~s" Provided, however, that nothing in this
shall befso construed 70 any way effect epaD-
can Commissioners Of Emgration.'
Governor Morgan has said great deal about the lobby
in his annual messages, but notice that his appontees
among the most extensive lobby men here. His
Gently appointed Harbor Masters, instead Of being New
York attending their duties, here actively at work
in the lobby They present at all mes lending their
aid to their master, Thuriow Weed the that appoint
ed them and secured their ratification by the Governor
II plainly be seen that cry that the Governor
up bis two lAs messages about the lobby s nothing
less than the plea Of the Pharsee for ne s always sure
TO show around him his associates and advisers from the
active lobby operators
Simeon Draper is back here again this morning large
te look after his Almshouse oantpg, that received
such rough treatment from the hands OF the senators
Saturday There were discovered yesterday signs OF fe
the funeral therefore postponed until further exami
nation could be made They have hopes Of bringing the
child to life again by reconsideration process There
fair prospect of OF ts beng again revived and yet be-
come law. Mr. Draper now asserts that he will not be
one Of the Governors under the bill II passed
little spcydebate took place this morning in the Assem-
bly, between two New York city republican members. II
came up under Mr. Conkugs reading from
Tribune asking if the New York levy being held
back the select committee for the purpose OF insert
ing the sl93 900 for the Commissioner OF Records at 30
late hour that the Governor would be obliged 70 sign
it with that sum-
Mr.. Conkling said tha, he would like to know why it
had been wthheld had been in the hands OF the Sc
lect committee a number Of days?
Mr. Jacques said that the committee had been consider
Ing the bill for tim %e mad to up r
Saturday to report the BILL but Mr. Tucker from the
committee had been suddenly taken sick and left for
New York. he had withheld the bill ia order to give him
chance examine the items He did not care what
ces Mr. Cnnckpg read from irresponsible papers from
New York about why the tax levy had been held back 1t
was the custom of Mr. c. circulate ISLANDERS by reading
from just such irresponsible sources on the floor OF this
House.
Tucker concerned, that gentleman had called upon
him (Mr. Concklng) before leaving on Saturday and
and asked him 10 examine the several items. So
much for his statement rs far as Mr. Tucker concerned
He would on another occasion reply TO Inc attack by
Just up In regard to another bill.
Mr.. Jacques demanded to know what that fraud was,
sn% upon their author ''k ~'n
The breeze passed over for the time being, aud every
thing calm Later in the session Me- Jacques to
question Of privilege, and demanded the member from
New York Mr. Concklns 20 state what the gross fraud
was that he had charged upon him.
Mr. Concling said that he would not take up the time
Of the House at this time in stating OF proving his charge
neither would he degn to notice the charges made by
gentleman against him. further than treating him with
silent contempt
Mr. Jacques said that he did not ask the gentleman to
prove it, but he had made the charge OF fraud and h.
wanted to know the matter of THE knew that he could
not prove it.
Mr. Jacques being republican, his calling the Tribune
his own party orga IRRESPONSIBLE, is sort OF Republication
The Supply bill was this morning ordered to third
reading, thus placing it where will be sent t, the
Senate It will be remembered that the General Appro
priaton bill has not been touched by the Senate yet The
supply bill will soon be sent to them when they will have
their hands full for a short time.
Nearly all the morning session of the House has been
taken up in third reading Of bills The Toll bill coming W
for third reading, rather the bill 10 repeal the act o.
1851 removing tolls from railroads. motion the bill
recommted with instructions to strike out the second
and third sections OF the bill aud insert the following
The New York central Railroad Company and the oswego
sd ss and SSo a. sy ;.
by the Commissioners OF ne Canal Fund.- Of AL the goods
as would have been paid on ,hea, tom the POINT
OF OF ss gs But hut s s ssp osr s
make rSss and sa to S y %
~ to continue The privilege Transporting
freight Without the payment OF t1a wnsssye sse rsr"a
Of repealed BY the hereby repealed hereby
TIE sections stricken out merely revviug certain
acts and are really unnecessary for the first section OF
the bill eeCtually does that by repeating the act which
repealed the acts referred TO- The committee did not
report this morning
The Sanitary Dill coming up Tor tnrd readtag, hr
Calhcot moved to resommn select committee consist
ing Of the delegation from the city Of New York aud
Kings county with Instructions u amend and report
forthwith TO the House, and favored his motion WITH
short speech he thought that the Bureaus Of Markets.
and Weights and Measures should be included 10 the
bill. Mr. Webster also favored the reoommittal, as did
also Mr.. Jones of Brooklyn.
Mr. Jacques hoped that the bill would not be thus
killed. ana spoke in favor of Its merits until he was
called to order
Mr. varan said that would be objection to the
bill some Of these odious features were stricken out,
and he hoped that would be recommtted with nstruc
tons to amend
Mr. Conkling hoped the bill would not be recommitted,
and appealed to the House to pass it, stating that there
were many here agansth.
Mr.. Cover spoke at some length in favor Of the motion,
and hoped tina. would be recommted that it could
be amended
The previous question then ordered and the vote
taken recommtng, which was lost-yeas Al 45
the bill was then read the third time and placed oe
It's final passage The yeas and nays being called and
not receiving the constitutional majority, lost.
yeas &c. nays SO.
just before the vote was announced Mr. Jacques
changed his the the NOV