New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
From Oar ssscipl Correspondent

ALBANY, Jan. %. 1852
TIE sPEAKURsiUp.
The prompt adjournment yesterday was surprise
70 the great body OF the Union men Of tic House,
but think l an now able 10 explain ii. Almost
Immediately sfer the House asfsmbed, report
was put in circulation that the mos. disastrous news
had been received from our army near frederchs-
burg. Ii was stated that it had net with bloody
repuIsc, that Gems. Hooker and Sumner were both
killed. and since then all tho Ermy Ind matined,
and wax in full march fT Warrington. Some 9th
most abe and lirot politicians here are persons who
arc not members Of she Legislature, but having The
privileges ofthe floor on the ground OF being cen
nec.eG with the Press with the Executive De-
parInents Of the State Government. lhese men,
BY long familiarity with legislative proceedings De-
come very expert psraueatary taeueiHnsi
the memoeTs VINO come here perfectly
law and with the yaguest notions OF thor
rights and du.ise, look continually to them
for advice md suggestions, aud as may well
| be supposed they Oiten IN critical emergencies
exercise a client but potent in0cnce over tue action
OF tae House. Aud yesterday some two or three Of
these persons intense partizans Of the Decorate
| party, made themselves very busy In gOlns about
among Tue RepuJhcan me lbsrS and whispering this
di5eiul int gence in their len Judge Dean
made bic speech in favor OF coldstlOn aud good or
der ho said iorcibly that tis was no time Zoe patty
disseu. lions whom the 4" death rattle seemed 10 he
counting in tho throat OF our country" and Mr.
NunfOe fone OF the stauchest Of Republicans, who
posso-srs The confidence and respect Of oil the
bers Of that PARTY, rose aud moved that the uOnse
s50uin for Ce.lO-mtlJu. The CLion men seemed
for tie moment bewilde.ed, and as l. COMFORTS With
the present policy OF the DemOcruls 10 BOJOun early
aud often, they yoted foe tue motion en- nsse While
tie Union men generally remained Silent, aud tie
mot on was ttert fore carried There va6 general
inquiry Immediately Ter why tie House adjourned,
no one tteiIei ube TO answer lie question That
the dishedrt ming report "a winch have alluded,
| skfully improved "a il was by the wire workers on
the lc0r, led 10 ths resut have 10 doubt Nhe.h-
er It ~ wac colc0ced Tor tie occasion cannot ,ay
bat Il answered Tire purpose 1ie as well IL u = ID
been, aud another day Of TIC rhOrt tmc intervening
before the Senatorial election iEitted awas.
The crowd IN Tue gallery aud about lie doors Is u
great as tina mag, bud lilo House has EN-
/ baked once more in the bl.iuCsS Which WG1 20
rudely interrupted last week, and aZain we heard
the lames OF the candidates for The Speaker in 10.
sponre to the tedious and repeated calling OF the
roll by the clerk. The iral woe denominaled that
the firm pAsiIiX which had stOVd 80 hrnily 10y MR.
Sherwood lifOlSh llOre tLJL eighty balboa, rad
bs,n broken. None Ct them voted for the Demo
cratic NOMINEE but Two, Brown and Breed, voted for
MI DeveW. L. would thus ap,Gsr tnEt the p0In.
nGti n oil nr, Thinner had &c, thus i-F benefited
the DcmOeratic patty, end TIA. Tie Union lien Lo.d
the balance Of power, aud have Only TO coH!rses On
| CaNicott TO elect hin Whether any such cgautIon
will be ,lesl,d + doubtful. Il Will ba remembered
that until ills morning W. CallicCtle DSue hue mol
bceu submitted so the tee % vote. The yCtnt
! proee eiibgs e las, week having commenced imue-
ldatcly upon the propvsa. OF LIs uamo, 90 tbsti ~
not by uay n,esus ccrtin that II tha vote Ind been
taken st once 10 could have commanded tho fol-
support ef those who voted for Sherwood. There
was undoubtedly q great objection snOny somo o.!
them 10 vote for q Democrat ana The posii0n " the
two Tecusauis have nsned was Al tie Time gut
| Jet If anxious speculation.
IGul bappy 10 besgs that all the threats and yio-
leocc of last week have had no effect whatever upon
;hoss at whom tAey were .med or on any OF
them while there aro evidences TIA. thOto who Ia.
stiysted them are afeAgy heartily hshgmcd ~ Item
/ That the UuJn men were startled Hu1 embarrassed
by the une pered torn which asirs took Is undeB-
able they ielI the necessity Of cOnsIiia ion ana
dehborat.on bat tseir so,nisn not 70 WAIVER under
threats usvcr faered for an iBiiaut. and hs people
Of TIE Stlts uiylt have lercuded upon heir repre-
aentaiiyes FOR heroic deieIse Of t1eif vested fghts
| ~ any extremity.
! Nr. Caljcon rose T. Is morning during tie vote to
nd lrCs- The dJu4e. 1no sslen5a aud Nor became
a. once profoundly fieui but Mr. Calico;i, At the
sugFes.en OF some fnen1l, postponed biz remarks
! for the time, TO Tie great dlfAplOlnimtn % the
large crowd present. who bad tbe greHteet curiosity
10 lear what lac had 10 eay after the extraordinary
"a u6e that his Leeu sLowci,d upon him Tor week
past. IL is thought that No CsllicOt, teeiDg That
lie war not likely ~ receive minority on tho tIst
4llO Was about 70 withdraw his namC; bu, Al thls
were his pu.Josc, the srtsoqlcnt change oil oie o.
Two 10 hIs sue iudnced hin ~ fecOuGider The matter
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