New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
ALBANY.
TIE POOR or NEw-YORK- ToRMEK ArIi''N ~,
THE SENATE BECOMMkNDll,.Di,--,.iiiI,Ip
IN TIE POLICE CORRESPONDENTS

TIE room or NEw-YoRK-T0RMEK ATii'N ~. -,
TIE SENATE RECOsMENDED-TIIE 'ACANCi
IN TIE POLICE- COMMISSIONLESIAI'
uY rELrGRAPH TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Jan. 22.-The senate tIils MOI inns
roconsidered lis former action IN voting soOooV TOT inc
peor ofce-seekers Of NewNork VINO WISH 10 DC TUE con
sr,,g accents If Controller Connolly When Mr. Creamer
-, 80 introdueed this bill appropriatne the above
- - =, money for the poor 0f NewYork, the dis
, 81 which was TO be under the control OF q
ofod officers by Controller Connolly, Senator
iger Vas the only senator who voted against IT, since
men the senate has come TO ITS SENSES ana anu
LIZ morning reconsidcred their former vote; on
the motion 10 reconsider mere WIS ~ I,,,u
ne Affirmative side hcng supported by Messs OI1ohhel
williams, Campbell, and others and the negative by sen
ofor Dreamer on tho motion TO reconsider the vote
stood IS too Bradley. Dreamer, Norton, TweedV ,
subsequently Mt O,Donnell offered resolution tnat
fle Commissioner of Charities and Correction De re-
quesed TO furnish the Senate with information as 10 e
after being amended by Mr Bradley to the effect that inc
same officer be requested TO state how many appeals ior
After iris action long debate ensued on the appoint
ment of clerks 10 the various commit to unu J. va
finally agreed that but four of the most important Co-
nittee should clerks at present and tat the Com
Inttee Public Expenditures should report What 0uer
clerks necessary This action OF the Senate Is re
garded favorable TO its professions Tor economy ts
Winter
tins morning, melting our Senators ana requesting
our Congressman cote for an appropriation 70 remove
eastern entrance into the Harbor OF New-fOrk TINS
resolution win undoubtedly pass. ,,.,
The Assembly only in session an hour this morning
aud the principal items Of interest were the nouuct
OF three resolutions which gXng rise 70 G1n99 Of
the Constitutional Convention remaining IN session c
hc SIN of last November and notifying that body that
The Assembly would not recognize give It's members
pay for any work they may nave done since inc ABOVE
mentioned day Nj Murphy followed this by TesOlu-
ton that the Committee on Cities investigate the affairs
Of the Croon Board Then Mr. Irving asked for Special
Committee TO investigate the affairs OF al NE insurance
companies doing business IN Newly ork. so,
Al the present moment the friends OF Mt Mclaughlin
Of the aspiIans for the vacancy IN the Ponce Com
81 their candidate They not as good as they Were
ten days True, eight OF the eleven members OF te
Legislature from Kings County support him. but their
continued friendship not relied upon The eXReelster'
who abors under the deuson that he carries the Deoc
racy of Kings County in his pocket has been working
81 Congress and other honors he has promised II
his relative Is supported Is extraordinary. rive or
two VIII succeed Mayor kalbteisch, while the balance
have the kcCsterShip County Clerk or m 1ndef
mite number OF appointments the police. IL these pie
crust promises are not accepted IN gOod lh theh tese
threatened with political annlhauOn In iaet,
Mr. Mclaughlin, in plain terms says: support NY
cousin, and the RING supports yoW desert hl anu tne
Ring sends yOu 10 political grave Messrs; Jacobs
Burns and smith. wh0hgh this party on the other hand
nave Drought up mere mI%e ueIeEsi'. .4 icaucu
10y Mayor Kalbheisch the real rulers OF the Denoc-
the peOple-that Mr. Mclaughlin does not, ample eyi-
dcnce Of which was given at the last election Ihcy
sgation with the Brooklyn members last evening was
stormy but win result in improving the chances
81 Nh FarrOn Ills friends got resolution adopted 10
The effect that personal preferences should not stad III
the way Of Brooklyn securing the place and that at an
potan District he held who shall decide 10 whom the
place shall be allotted. This virtually throws the
whole matter into the hands Of the New-1ork
Tammany Hall Democrats. II they are honest IN
their profession that Brooklyn is eptItied 10 me
place. then Mr. Faron's chances are the BEST Tor uey
cannot 90 back Of their Oldest and most ihu-
entail members. But TammaDy al heart wants Matthew
H. Brennan have the place, and they Will stir up bit
fight between friends Of FarrOn and Mclaughlin
with the hope that the BroOkynites will ultimately take
brennan as a compromise Peter D. Sweeny has been
tcegTaphed for here and settle the difficulty;
ana, Of course he viii. Meanwhile Henry G. Murphy,
with the GOverRorshp in view, is nOncOmmtal. He Is
fact. the fence, and will jump 10 the side which will
hest increase ms chances for the executive Office. lie
y. be another disappointed man some OF these days.