New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
FROM ALBANY.
The Cepperhead Miiitin-City Railroa,'H-
Harlem Railroad - Nicaragua Ship
Cnnni-sfenographer TO the Legislature
-New-York Riot Damage - naIicry
EulurRemeut,
Enlargement.
ALBANY. Feb. ls. 1867.
From Our Special Correspondent.

ALBANY. Feb ls, 1861.
The question of appropriating the sum Of
soo 90 in the general appropriation bill oward extend
ing und strengthening the disoya militia organizations
ret On foot throughout tue during the past year
under the auspices Of Governor Seymour or rather II
,wv or three members 81 his stafr who have assumed
to manage the whole matter in their own way came up
in Assembly on Tuesday evening OF the special session
held for that purpose As expected, The subject
" A. handled without gloves, and much warmtI oil Heel
Ing was displayed. Tie statements made upon their
Al respousibiey by Members from different sections
Of the State fully corrcboraicd oil that has been said Of
the eros. abuses 20 which the law Of lso2 has given
britt ard OF the thoroughly disoye and even trcaso
able spirit in which IL las been carried our. . ~
instances mentioned without contradiction
where Whole regiments had been slon aneontli lo.mcd
of able bodied and loyal men who had aphed with their
muster rolls Il the headquarters ana been turned away
while the most rarcorors Corpereeds had been hunted
up IN the districts and commissions giyeuo them
The regiments in question hid IN consequence been d.
solved while the Coppolhood STAN. teins 70 'liS 40!
without men, remained in the condition II stoetonf
Tie Dcmocruts rather shy Of attempting to defend
this system Of them admitted privately that tho
Jaw had been greatly abused anu those whose position no
leaders imposed upon them the duty Of defending the
Governors policy iii played great denl OF bad temper
and made lIee Use of personalities in their replies.
Some OF the military aPpoin'ees OF the Governor WHO
Of the I'LL manifested degree of Je.gerent feeling
which had been entertained toward traitors. would
Hong nave leu opcua-
er Alyord who particularly emphatic ara outsp0.
Ken Ia his comments upon tho character Of the newly
appointed officer wns II il understood, threatened
with violence in consequence and measures taken
to defend Inn If attacked on his way home Att'r al
exciting sesson the matter postponed TIL the first
tuesday in March.
| CITY RAILROADS.
l Some surprisr was occus!oned by the Senate Conn
mittee reporting ndvcrse, the IexiDgton-ayenUe
kailruad bill The opponents Of tire bill were present
i'm great force al the Committee meeting the day before
To answer the arguments in its fayog, but
one appearing ~ say anything for IT, they claimed aud
/ obtained a default. II now appeals that mistake was
made by the Committee In notifying those gentlemen
of the day set down hearing the parties III interest
and that II was Wednesday instead Of Tuesday. Hence
the nonappearance OF the applicants for the grant.
i Yesterday they made their APPEARANCE In strength aud
the mistake being explained the bill this morning
i retained 10 the Committee
II The Assembly Railroad Committee held session
Afternoon for the purpose OF hearing the par
ties both Favorable and opposed to the application OF
John T. Mlsand others forpermssicn 10 the Third
Il avenue Railroad tracks. The Third avenue Company
was represented by it's President, Mr.. Darling. Mr..
MIs and his associates by |. I. Williams. esq, Of
New York The former asked FOR further delay OIL the
ground that the counsel Of the Company who was ex
pected to argue the question in its behalf detained
| ut home by illness Of one Of his children. Mr.. vii
sms and his clients not choosing to 90 on under thes,
circumstances the matter was adjourned I'LL the hs'
j Tuesday in March.