New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
FROM ALBANY.
From Our Osa Correspondent.
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sTATN PRINTING.
lest evening the Appropriation bill was again I'M
der discussion in the Assembly and WA tho occasion,
though not tho subject, OF one OF the most animated
debates ~ the sesson. The Finance Committee have
changed the order Of thiGgs and instead OF having
the ofcsl canvas published 10 each Congressional
District 40 heretofore they provide FOR rs puolica-
ton only in the State paper, which 10 now The At
!n aad Argu. Attempts were made to restore TIE
in that direction failure. Mr.. Scbolfeld took
oceasion 10 inform the House tha; the present State
paper a Secession organ, ~ that nothing but the
outside pressure Of public opinion prevented " from
being more openly r0 In this view he sustained
BY Mr.. Pryne who is particularly obnoxious tosome
members Of clss, particularly represented By
NJ. Murphy Of Buffalo who Las suffered somewhat
by encounters with the member from Wayne. MIR.
Murphy hss discovered Whist lie imagined 70 be
great Thing on Pryne. lie i- going 70 crush him
with it, and then throw his demolished rcnsins
outside tho paings Of civilization. lie has discov-
ssd that Er. fryno wss a. one time actually sssoc-
ated with Frederick DougIs. in the editorial con-
duct Of III. paper. Actually associated With Mig
ger lll YET although Mr.. Murphy has ndusIiously
circulated this fse, in private conversation,
and ou two or three OCCASIONS III his most
.p,y.fed manner made lie charge in tho
House with al the solennity due 10 the magnitude
ard ponderou,n.ss OF the ter the members DO
not appear TO be Mortified as in Mr.. hurpby's
view they ought ~ be. In fact, large proportion
seem TO think there is Dothina derogstory in the mat
ter even if the story be true, and oven smiled APP
proba,yely when Mr.. Pryne admitted the fact that
be was the friend Of Frederick Douglass, and pro-
feessd more pride ia that fact than IN zoe other Incl
dental one that he wa . member OF the same hoor
with The gentleman from Eric. lie even wen! NO
far 80 10 intimate that M Murphy had yet TO make
large upward progress before he could either NOR
ally, socially or intellectually get within even APP
prccis.ye distance Of the gentleman by him d.sg.
II 90 p;0 nv ua ~ nj
read Letter from one Of Mr. Murpbys constituents,
which exhibited thu, gentleman in no very favorable
light and - one who Wa Al open sympetb'zer with
until IL was longer safe TO be 90, and
who bad slppsd into the A,scnbly tbroagh divis.
ion Of the vote in opposition on two candidates.
Az may bs expected, the House was decidedly AMI
mated during this discussion. and tho member from
Erie upon being called TO order on one occasion for
personalities, was heard 70 remark that be intended
70 be personal with soinetody here or elsewhere.
As this may signify something IN the code, At psy
not DO an,s 70 sugses: tina, in these TINS even Qua
kers fight, ard L! may not DO safe 70 chsliengs
preacher.
IRE SAL, sOEOPoLY.
The Senate Committee on the Manufacture Of
salt have elected the following Information As ~
the cost OF producing ralt ~ mo STATE sanes aud
the price III which il may he BOLD. Allowing nothing
for The use Of the s,ls works, which are private
property, nor for tie snis on which the salt works
stand, tho wells, pump-house9, machinery, aque.
ducts &c.. all Of which belong 20 the STATE, Tue
cost Oh producing salt in 1861 did not exceed III
cents Dor bushei To- fine or boiled, aud cents per
bVshel for ooarss o. solar.
The price Of salt wN maintsioed uniformly Gt
tl ~ per barrel Of bushels, ~ cents per buShs,
and tho cos. Of tho barrel and pacdns and not
withdrawing the amount made exceeded tlst ~ any
former year il is admitted tnst 600 of bush.
sr moro than was nude might have becn sold 81 frl
pfices had Il BEEN PIT " market before the close Of
nayi' alton. -
Ths an.oupt OF sell inspected was 5.3l5, 69+ bush
es of fine, and ,sei69l bushels Of coare, making
200 39l bushes, producing n 10 cents per bushel,
g. Sos ga -, the cost Of winch was, for Dol ,6N
bushes f4e at ~ cents fO6,3Oi ~; FOR ,esi,6N
b-,Eel. coarre NJ . cents, S423i 20. Total, $780,
So d. Showing tho. it solo for SG6I. 53i ~ more
than j. cost 20 produce It, leaving ont of tbs estimate
p coiapensaiion for tho o! the property, public
or private which contIihcisd 10 lie production
The priyBte properly that 20 contributed ooDsisted
o. shout -, 900 cOarse sslt "coyers" costing. the
Hon. Gec. Heddet saws gbout s:M esch, valued,
new and old, at II ,o00,0 zoo and l6c 6ne salt
lloris" which Superintendent, Smith in bis report
If 1891, eayf msy he elIua.ed az the value of 81 $50
each inlking $40 600, showing the total value of
enc private property which 10 entitled 20 share in the
lolita realized on salt purchased at the STATES 81
lines IN 1861, 81 10000. Allowing to the owners
OF that properly 70 cover tsres and repairs, four
per cent on she cosIro salt works and sir per cen,
on tho fine, and ten per cent or the whole, shows
tho private property 20 bloomfield 20 f36O0O which
dctuo,cd from The whole profit, $50 534 N, leayes