The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21

cratic State Central Committee Sanford f. Church,
however had finger in the arrangement, and OK.
ceedngy busy in urging the call. This is time
party movements, and if this should prove an
attempt consolidate the democratic party IL
cannot be looked in any other light than
untirnely The republicans are alone response
bic for the that New York takes the present
crisis anu they pursue unsatisfactory TO the
masses the people wiz take of them hereafter pro
yiced the politicians the other side DO prevent
them by attempting to make capital for themselves.
This Convention may be Of great usebut if il does il
will be j miracle.
To the asto1ishmcnt Of every body the Governor has
reappoiuted A. Il. Parnel Canal Appraiser Dr. Gum
Health Officer at New York, anu DR.. jerome physician
TO The Marine Hospital, in the face Of the fact
that there arc charges on file in the Governors
oce against the latter that should condemn any person
until they dsprovea. The senate has not, however
acted upon them yet ana is to be hoped that the
reputation for honesty Of the Governor viii not be able
to their confirmation the Senate At least is
20 be hoped that they win not swallow all the
nors pretensons this line until Senator colvn
out with his promised Gose the connection OF Cover
Morgan with the legislation Of last winter With
facts known to be in the possession Of the Senator
doubts but that the false coors which the Governor
sailing under viii be removed and the public be
able to him i'll his true light. Protests against
OF these appointments numerous as backbrds in
berry time.
Tho FIRST city railroad bin Of the introduced
in the House yesterday by Mr. Farnum Of Duchess it
is for rail Dad through Spring and other streets The
''othcrn being mostly tho tracks of those roads al
ready it docs, in the upper
part OF the city, on the Hudson and winding IFS way
down to Spring street. passing TO the Bowery and
passing down the tracks Of the Other roads far
as possible in its route TO Wall street ferry-the
title should be amended 50 as TO read, can act 70
authorize new company TO run their cars over the
tracks of the roads already in operation Dir. Web
ster moved to lay the bill upon the table, which was
carried This prevents its reference TO the Standing
Committee and it will take considerable engineering
get before the House again There the surface
strong opposition TO city railroads in the Legislature,
but most ct this is for buncombc There are movements
under the cover that will break forth Of these days.
which will astonsh those who expect this Legislature to
be the embodiment OF honesty There is storm brewing,
that will at distant day visit whom shall proba
bly, have little thunder aud lightning about the lobby.
Mr. Waterbury called up his resolution Of inquiry in
regard 70 the reports o. an gen. from Inc south BENG
was adopted as follows
Whereas currently reported that agent from South
for cannon for said State Of South Carolina now state
q rebellion against the rim % Of the United states and
gagged 70 said cannon Sc against said go
Reserved, Iha. the Committee on Military and Public De
fences be and hereby TO the facts re
ton said report and communicate the same 10 this House.
The committee also empowered TO send for per-
and papers, II said that the cannon have already
The resolutions adopted at the ontcocrcon meeting in
New brought this city last night by specia
committee and presented 10 the House this morn
ing by Mr. Cozans who said that whilst he did
dorse tho sentiment Of them yct he would ask to hear
them read.
Mr. Finch This opens the controversy upon that qucs
on again. and will doubt occupy considerable OF The
time Of the session this winter The Pro Rata serpent has
exhibited his head yet and is hoped that he will
not.
uuu irip turn nf mi a
tested TO inquire into everything that is going on All
manner OF resolutions introduced OF this nature
have been looking for resolutions inqnring bow much
money the members of the last Legislature made, but
person Inclined to venture upon that ground
Il may be for the that they know all about II
already, and do not " ish 10 be posted.
We have passed day without anything being
done federal relations; one day has transpred
without its being necessary - save the Union mere u
considerable talk the haste OF our military men In
rendering their services to march against the south and
their General desire for exhibition ef their skill on the
field OF battle. As general thing thor action Il de-
being hasty and uncaed for at this time
Perhaps II they knew positively that they would be
called upon TO take up their OF march South Caro-
lima they would not be so anxious 10 volunteer their ser
vices
pete enrolment and discipline OF tho militia Of the state
The bill question recommended BY the Military As
ISOLATION is Understood TO have originated with COL
George W. Pratt, commanding officer Of the Twentieth
regiment Of Light Infantry II divides the militia into two
clssethe volunteer militia being that now organzeo
and the volunteer IL directs thorough enroment
The militia TO be made within thirty days, the work TO
be done by deputy in each company District appointed
by the comandants OF comranies 70 BE- paid as the cen
sus mar shals OF 1866, and makes an apprcpratin
Of $50 600 to pay the same. i also amends the
and 1856 relation to the duties OF ASSESSORS
and they are directed correct tho roll above from
year. and the unc0ected Communication
the towns delinquent provides penalties for district
attorneys and brigade inspectors who neglect their
dutes reviscs the system Of drafts, TO make nil
uniform and equal and gives to tho Governor power TO al
up volunteer militia 10 it, fullest standard BY voiu
teers or drafts OF emergency but not otherwise
and further provides tina, he may call out whole
militia II the force required be greater than that which
tho volunteer furnish and gives power 70 the Gov
ernor provide or the transportation q men called
into ], ALSO sooitshes battalion court martals
and restores the Court OF Appeals.
n IA generally understood here that Greeey's ecurag
eur will in visit 10 the President elect some OF
his admirers that he has been written 20 by Lin
coin 10 nay yst 10 that famous place. IL will not be
AZ improbable that Weed and Greeley viii drop down
into Springfield at time and then Honest Ace
viii have opportunity of bringing the leaders o. the
begcrcnt parties in this state face 70 face The breach
between them Is wide, however that Lincoln with all
his rails cannot bridge IT, for both demand The whole
hog or none There 'irrerre ssibo conflict In the
party between the friends Of those two chiefs
FAR worse thai announced by Seward in his Roches
Ter 50. ech between the North and The South II Is
c That has piftcd upon IL the asonesoi an impending
crisis to reach It's focus about the lth Of March fhe
days ol tr buat9n IN more senses than one nose VINO
doubt had better watch for short time the movements
OF Hon. Massa Greeley and the Albany Chief
We'll we have had hop--not one OF your common
place saifs-but hop in court Circles where those
ladies gentlemen who HAYES doube handle to their
names took part ], was none 81 your everyday aslrs
in which honorhie Nrs So and 90 Mrs. Judge soaDG
no ana Mrs senator 20 sndSo participated There was
10 Prince &c Wales prcfrt but there wore those who
danced VITA him during his Journey through tins coun
try which every purpose aud enables ~ u ca
Il RI, hoo. X had p0ticas bearing also, niendedt
cob,cract The noyonnnt Of certain politicians In With
draw ng patronage account "a the FRINGE 81 Wales
dinner quarrp and me be said t. have been successful
hop in court circles institution well known an
ppdestopd IN the atmosphere Of Washington but 10 Oh
rep,ou OF Albany u Is rare. ancient aud somewhat Gu
rious ON THURSDAY morning the guests ~ Congress iai
were Informed that tefc wrd De mop There 90 frdAy
evcnipa This announcement was followed by genera
rreprrat1otihc bureaus aud Wdrdfobcs we're overiauvd
the best ss brought out adj aired, tho ktast style
lce ard the approved headdresses an arranged Tor
The imtsa.ttnt event friday night came, and with y
wind slice, and snow Would any of the fnvtedvuests
FROM outside Of The be present. was asked on all
sides 1he question was soon settled by tne arrival u
several ladies' with low neck dresses aud WAFER snoes ~
h defy ing the weather Tic hour Of nine arrived snd
there came up the parlor tho sweet strains OF anc
ing airs Mixing with the social arisocTsim ana gay
throng, whose feet tongues were moving WHO ihi
vioiin, we saw Mrs. Judge Js dressed IN Elk that
the ises call ashes Of roses, with black h,e, wearing
n lace and flower headdress. Then there Was Mrs.
Attorney General Ms, dressed In q blue SILK, Win
atripea OF sat ,otnces Mrs WI of Buffalo, wearing