New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
FRO" ou' 'p''''' 0'''''' ALBANY, April q, 1852
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE L,

FIVE. " ALBANY, April =. 1853.
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE LOBBYISTS.
As the time of final adjournment rapidly ap-
proaches the excitement among the swarm OF lobby
.ts and other outsiders becomes intense and extends
in part to the floor OF the House. The lobbyists here
NAV be divided into two classes that OF the regular
LOBBYISTS. who take charge of any bill that comes
along and who take the same professional interest
in them that lawyer does in the suits OF bs clients,
| and that OF persons who come here 10 engineer
through their own private bile, or those in which
they hold the largest interest. The professional
LOBBYISTS bear up against their numerous disappoint
ments with much philosophy, consohng themselves
nv recalling the cases in which they have been sue
cessfu IN the antlcpatlons OF better luck III Tue
future.
But the LOBBYIST who has stsked his fortunes upon
the success of solitary BILL who hangs around the
capitol week after week watching over its fate, and
importuning members IN It's behalf, becomes oy Vsl-
| BILE degrees rs the session advances and bis hopes
fade away, q monomauiac; he PUSHES wildly from
member TO member, holding them "by bis glitter
log eye" and pouring into their ears the same mo-
potonous tale of the absolute necessity OF passing
his bill and of his own still more pressing private
\ recessities vast number OF these unhappy indi-
yjduals are about 10 meet their inevitable fate, as
the Legislature 10 certain 10 adjourn within two or
three DAYS, and tue panic which prevails among
them in consequence adds largely to the confusion
which ohatacteTlZes the proceedings OF the Deglsa-
tuIe at this time.
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
The Broadway Railroad bill from the Senate was
taken up as the special order yesterday afternoon
aud exceedingly animated and interesting debate
q AN amendment, giving Mr.. A. L. Stewart and bis
friends twenty days TO carry out their oer to pay
is a. OOO 900 for the franchises embraced IN the bill
t. the grant, in default OF their doing So to go to the
generators named the bill as II passed the Senate
b lie supported this amendment In very able and
l. aroumantatiye speech avOwing himself opposed 70
= the laying OF any railroad in Broad way; but urging
o that il would be criminal in the Legislature, IL the
grant was 10 be conferred at all, 10 decline the
= magnificent offer made by Mr.. Stewart and bis
I associates.
: This motion was lost, 80 to 81. Another amend.
: ment was offered providing tnst Ex-Governor Nor.
gan, Governor Seymour and Royal Phelps, should
be Trustees to protect the rights of stage-owners not
represented in The bill. This amendment was car.
ried. Alter long discussion, in which Mr.. Leslia
of Kings spoke with great ability against the pas
= sage Of the bill and Mr. liu&hes delivered an ex-
ceedingly witty and origina eech in its favor, the
bill was ordered to a COMMITTEE 70 report complete,
4 by 63 to 43. 1t will undoubtedly be reported and
passed this evening or tomorrow morning.
THE POLICE INVESTIGATION.
The lobby was thrown into great futter last
evening by tire serving OF numerous subpenas to
appear and testify before Of the Police Justices
OF this city, on the subject of alleged Legislative
rupion. The rumor o. such proceeding got abroad
in advance, and one Of ito effects the sudden
disappearance from the lobby Of several well-known
faces which had been seen here constantly through
out tho session. Mr.. George Law, owing, perhaps,
to his ponderous bulk did not yet away in time, and
WAS coseted with the magistrate and counsel all the
forenoon. Whether the magistrate succeeded in e.
tracing anything from him is unknown, az the
public was vigorously excluded. The proceeding is
understood TO have been set on foot by the anago.
nists of the Broadway Railroad.
TWO YEARS REGIMENTS.
The first of these regiments whose term expires.
the 3tb, lie 10 leave camp on It's return to-day, and
will be in New-Y York City on Saturday.
! ADDITIONAL LIST OF ACTS PASSED BY THE
\ LEGISLATURE AND SIGNED BY THE Gov
| RHNOR.
$780, TO authorize the CommiiiOnor Of Highways Of the
Town Of Corning TO insure and repair bridge
49, To authorize the Union Bank Of Rochester to reduce
capital stock, and reduce the number Of It's directos
9 To make separate road district. Of parts Of the town.
Of Carleton Middleown and Souhheld in the County Of
Richmond, and 20 provide for their drainage.
Is3 Authorizing tho Commis.ione Of Highways Of tho
Town Of Weshed Richmond County to lay out and open
isI TO promote the enlistment Of volunteers now In the
service Of the United States aod the enstmsnt Of persons In
10 regiments and corps no" In said service and hereafter to BIO
organized
los To abol,h the Office Of Police Justice in the Village Of
Penn YAM in the County Of Yates.
1856 Toesbsh the jail Liberties Of tho County OF King,
49, In els,ion to the Jord4n and Sksnsaer. plsnkroad
1885, To authorize the New FORK Warohousng Company to
construct and maintain pier and 'eawsn or breatwsser
pier and erect warehouses the land under water Ia
lront Of their lands in tho Twelfth Ward Of the City OF
Is9 10 amend ar;icl. O. title 10, of eh,p o. part Of
NeVted Sthulesi OF 10 recover tho
possession Of lands in other cases
1890 TO incorporate the SEMINARY Of Our Lady OF
Angela"
I9 To authorize 1.-THE Neptune Insurance Company Of
the City Of New York" 20 ake insurance ssns loss or
damage by FIRE and the risks Of inland navigation and trans
portst,on.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovKRsOR-By and
with the advice and consent OF the Senate April 81 1865
NoTAKIEs PUBLIC-DcTcaEss-Andrsw Cole, Of Pleasant
Valley.
KnGsJ Albert D. Con Edward Patterson, Of Brooklyn.
NKwYoRK-JamesJ Campbell. Edward h. Smith, John