New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20
from Our Special Correspondent.


ALBANY. March II. 1855.
Party feeling has run pretty high here for
Few DAYS past caucus of Union Assemblymen was
held on Wednesday evening, the House adjourning
early to accommodate it, 1t sat with closed doors to
late hour In the course of the evening many extava
CANT reports were circulated in regard TO its dongs
and IpsFeeve that some Of them were duly forwarded
Ger telegraph 10 certain sensation journals of your
and other cities and their columns teemed yesterday
with stories about divisions in the Union ranks"
secession from the caucus caucus of boilers" etc.
etc. The principal foundation for these appears 10 be
that the members discussed the pTOprety OF making
of certain bills as 70 which there was
considerable diversity of opinion and that an earnest
and prOtraeted debate cnsued. The small hours ap-
preached before the caucus adjourned and few Of
those present, out and drowsy went home to bed
This always happens at every sitting that protraced
10 late hour and this ordinary incident the encrprS
ing gentlemen OF the press seized upon 10 forward the
statements alluded to. The vote OF the caucus when
taken unanimous all the measures discussed. II
rs possible however that out OF the plumber OF them
who left there may be two three of them Scurvy TEL
lows who get into every Legislature of late years and
whose shameless prOflgacy has covered Our political
system with disgrace Certain it IS that the opponents
Of the Fire Department bill and The Health bill, tao Of
the measures understood TO have been discussed at the
caucus have artuy circulated the report that there
large amounts of money TO be employed an passing
them. 1t may be that this invention LAS succeeded
have listened to this story affords the true explanation
Of their factOus course AT any rate we shall soon
Know III what category 70 place these gentlemen.
POLICE BILLS.
BY a singular coincidence. both Senate and Assembly
have been during the past two days much exercised
over two bills much alike in their general features
They are the bill creating Capital Police District in
Guiding the cities Of Albany and Troy. ana the!i Gu
vrons which has been discussed at length in 'he
Senate. and the bill TO organize Police District III
Guiding Buffalo and other portions Of kTc County now
before the Assembly Both these districts II Is pro
posed to organize upon the plan OF the metropolitan
District and the strongest evidences have been fur
nshed by the weldpOSed citizens of both districts OF
the necessity OF the respectively. Tie De
mOcTacy, however. oppose them with all the spirit
which they might be expected to display at the PROPOSE
ton 10 interfere with their ancient prescTpve right o.
hustling and waopng Black Republicans al the polls
and elsewhere, when inclined In the Senate all the
day and evening yesterday were occupied with the !
consideration Of the Capital Police Bill. which was |
finally ordered to third reading. In the Assembly, ,
after debate equally fierce, which was however, |
somewhat abbreviated by the previous question, the
Buffalo Police Bill recommited to De reported |
complete.
PAY OF NETWORK COMMON COUNCIL.
The bill which has already passed the Senate TO pay
salaries Of 81 600 each the Aldermen and Council.
men Of the city Of New York. up this morning on
its third reading.
Mr Van Buren, made vigorous attack upon the
bill stating that the money not earned and that the
we-knOwn reputation Of the gentlemen composing the
xo Boards entitled them such mark OF confidence
on the part Of the Legislature He Characterized the
grant OF salaries outrage upon the taxpayers %
The city and is asked for by but the very question
able characters who TO be benefited by IT. Forty
xix members one more than the number required bJ
Tie rules voted TO recOmmit so the bill Was sent DacR
and Is certainly, in some danger