The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25
THE WORK DONE, &C.
Our Albany Correspondence.

ALBANY, leb -, lotl.
No 8 sion retcrday-Tho Military Of iUdpy--7te Poi
ion oftte L>gistasre at aUaay-List Of nus Sirnet on
the Governor Passei by Both Hopss;-irai,ing Third
Reading--Rcpo,te tel blythe annding Committee, DC.
Tie Assembly this morning the roll was called
and only twenty six members answered TO their names
and there being no quorum they adjourned ua Monday
evening at half past seven The Senate not in ses
son having adjourned over until to from last
evening Taey will meet in the morning and then al
journ until Monday evening.
Tie day has been universally observed by
the Albanians. The Twenty fifth regiment was
in fun rig, with their now blue coats.
and really looked tine II OF tho largest turnous
that the regiment has had OF late and their general ap
pcarancc could not be exccled The two companies Of
the Tenth regiment also out aud tkng them alto
gctho they could be placed along By the side Of military
companies and rcgimonts which have obtained wider
celebrity and have compared with them.
The following list Of bills win give the readers of the
IaAID, who interested in the legislation at Albany
the p son Of the several bills. have given full liz,
Of all that have been signed aud returned by the Cover
northose awaiting his signature, those that have
passed house and not the other those awaiting
third reading both branches Of the legislature as vel
all tina, have been rcprted by the committees OF the
two houses. Any bin that has been introduced and not
mentioned IN ,ha, list stln the hands Of the stand
ing committee, awaiting their action.
Iast year at this time the crnor had signed frty
four bills, than double the number that have been
sent 10 linn this year The number introduced in both
houses does not vary but little from the number pre-
scented last year at this time There have been $50 bills
presented the House this year and COG in the Senate
out Of that number thirty have been sent to the
Governor aud about twenty four Killed. either by adj.
verso report " the standing committee direct vote,
Ind the balance arc hanging somewhere IN between
the two houses. The Assembly has however, ordered
the annual Appropriation bull To third reading This Ia
usually eit 10 tho last r. the session. and always
pies about week time the Comm ttee OF tho Whole
for other measures They not therefore, in realty
any behind the usual legislation.
LIST or BILLS THAT HAVE PASSED Boru Horsrs,
AND SIGNED ny THE GOVERNOR.
An act author ng the correction Of the official bond
OF William J. Dickinson, Treasurer Of the county Of
Franklin.
q An act 10 incorporate yassar Female College
q An act TO authorize William Biinghnrst and william
G Rowcy apply 10 the Surrogate for leave sell the
real estate Il i. Mari In Hughes, deceased.
4 IN act 10 amend act to establish Recorders
Court In tho city Of Jtica for other purposes passci
1874.
g. Ar act authorizing the commissioners tor oanlng
moneys II the United States Of Stsuben county
20 postpone the sale o certain premises lying IN schuj
county.
8 an act making an appropriation to redeem state
t'nek 10 the Auburn and Rochester Railroad tonptny
= an act TO authorize tho Board Of supervisors OF
hclmond equity t. borrow thirty six thousand collars
uNNh thc oncal hunds ~ tho county.
an act relative 10 the attendance OF petit Jurors at
'VNui. NtNrs anu Court cf Sttslcrs