The New York herald., 1865-01-05
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OUR A1SA1y Oorrsspondcnce.
ALsAHv, Jan 1 lse6.
The appointmsnt Of oOmmitases In the Assembly on
cages special asssssioa hsre strong movement has
nor in this maser; but white they have both obeo.
ton 70 be ooAssed lila ssrtan that they have their
hands full alsaedy anA wil nos desire TO increase By
solicitation their rsspsovs responsibilities The feeling
In regard toths Hpuss eonmitsss is very strong but
more pronqwnesd In thA hobbies than among the mem.
bsrA
The sat which haa been mooted In New York city for
changes No Senate committees finds rcsponss
either With tho Senate its presiding ofnccr IfsA
change should be generally desired II will be mado
tho bass Of coMpete reorganization; but alteration
to suit outside special interests whether Of cities rail-
roadA 10 out oS the question II Is pretty sure that
orgapizatiOn of these committees by Governor ANsrd
would make oounterpose to the probable aspect which
= @ w Du, the senate
order Of its subdivision
The general aspect Of things at the capital is.
buVyaO and hopeful than have noticed for years Pre-
paratoAs discussed for very gay season. sociably
The Governors lady will receive at the formeS mansion
oouttvc Many OF the Senators and other members Of
the State government are preparing 70 brSthe faror
the session. and marked social revival anticipated
The minority nnd themselves in so heslsss condition
sns ! IS apparent they will make tha Ssss Of the the
putting merry face upon their empty respon-
shili.ios The entire ., sway % in ALI the depart
and in those OF uniform faction Of that party
that there nothing really TO be done to any purpose
except 70 take matters good huaredly and make the
The Ctzons Association made its salutaton to-day
In the Senate through Senator Laimbeer The resolu
tons offered and laid over for the investigation of the
city departments the action Of the Board OF Supervs
Nc named very efficient committce-Messrs Mun8ss,
White and Humphrey The proposed time, however--
two weeksmay enable the collection OF some sp,eial
testimony, but no gecera examination The5e Is
disposition to do something for the relief OF tho csy by
reconsd6rng tho special act by which the heads Of do
parmcns legishted Into permanently at tho begin
ming Of the war aud It Is assumed that the
for the former legislation have passed. that the
plants urged against these officials may find hearing
The resolutions their present shape as the In
sttutioh of ap,x travelling committees win be very
strongly opposed on grounds OF expedency This will
not howevoz express the views OF the Senate a.
opposed to any interference in city affairs at New York.
curious point 10 be noticed, indicating certain
lead Of parry feeling In the manner in which Comptroller
RobnSins name Ii printed In the Erening Journal
amansc. Every other Of the public officials has
It's political classification designated after IT, except that
q tAs Comptroller whose name e gwen uniformly With
cal pivot ell the threatening disasters Of the ruling
party viii bc found eventually TO radiate The position
future
The usual frsshst Of notices and bills engaged tho As
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Common Council recently turned up New York city
Affairs begin 70 concentrate attention, and WILL without
doubt make prominent portion or the statute book for
this session II may be matter OF interest 10 state that
the proposed investigating committee 70 be acted to-
cratic senatos Tho resolutions Of thanks tho army
and navy will pass immediately, little democrato
debate in regard 70 General Butler nos therein named
Tho organization Of committees continues an active
source OF excitement Is generally assumed might
candidate in the ballot for Speaker 4 chairman Of ways
| and Means will not b6 followed Mr. Collins the radical
this event either Gleason Of sufSIk or Dan Wood Of
Syracuse win b appointed for Railroadssupposed TO
s thing e s =
| 70 have the inside track for Cities W. p Angel IN
spoken Of q chairman although Perry Of Kngs has the
| Geo. l. Loutrel democrat, win be put on
as . member from New York city. Thos A. Stewart
nominee Tor Chairman OF Cities and may prove tho
Of fate for this very important post Ho gentleman
lent impression here Should Mr. Perry not be appoint
cd Ces he would appear 70 have natural claim fo
Commerce and Nssgsson for which also Mr. Roed mon
toned Colonel Van Buren spoken OF for the chairman
& o. ssnis rko issssr post however ~eadSs oo0
were not entitled 70 more marked promotion. Dan
Wood is very strong In the House, and s spoken
.o. csSa sSoD.''Gn s.is..a .iS either osm ns and
nsn. for Canal Mr. Rsddinston or Mr.. BSnham
Salmon and Insraham Of Now York city, are 50 we'll o.
teomsd = 70 b entitled 70 very fair minority oonsdcra
e. :, n. @ SsS s %
Qualifications 10 regarded likely 70 be allotted 70 Rail
roads Commerce or Banks-possiby 10 WayB and Means
with Weaver, his successful rival for the democratic
Speakorship.
Henry Raymond arrived hors to-day to help settle
these mattsrs and closeted with Speaker hoskins
| for long time
Grseeys article in the Trbms to-day, relative 70 the
Assembly bitterly denounced and hal added fuol 20 he
nres Of disssnen already existing between the radicals
and their sooosssful antasonists Is degrading injustice
at this stage Of the session will rcoo upon the Tbws
faction hors and win decrease their influence rather than
help their sfort 70 gain recognition.
In the organisation the action o the Assembly upon
the resolution endorsing Seymour Wa erropeously
sated 10 the HnR4Lp via, that the motion OF Mf Red
dtn9ton 70 iay On NE table was carried
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