The New York herald., 1870-03-30
TEE WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Crowds from the Great City," Head
SWelerS'' in Force.
The New Wards Island Lu.
matte Asylum.
Another Broadway Sur
face Railroad.

Whiie the metropolis was undergoing the throes OF
anxiety and expectation yesterday aud last night
this immaculate village was agtated probably as
deeply, II not as noisy, as the great city. For a
New Yorker this town has no life outside Of the
Capitol, the Deavan and one or two other establish
ments, and at the two places named the excitement
last night very evident. The telegram shelf at
the Delavan had u large number Of customers, all
anxious to ind some special despatch from some
particular friend in relation 10 the condition OF
THE SIEGE OF TAMMANY HALL.
and when at length the tidings were wired" OF the
inglorious failure OF the young democracy IN their
efforts to capture the wigwam OF St. Tamanund
there were expressions Of qualification exchanged
by many or the country members, republican and
democratic, ana the few New Workers VINO were
present.
TIE IRVING HALL DEMOCRACY
had few sympsthizcrs, and comments their course
Of procedure were neither few nor complimentary
M-ny OF the members seem to think that the repre-
sentatlves from New York might have succeeded In
enecting an amicable adjustment OF Their respective
grievances had not the outside
"cHIN'' INFLUENCE
been SO largely practsed. dry meinDer or The
House said he voted against the Charter last week
because he did not understand that Morrssey was 10
have any oice under 1t. II had provided Creamer
for Mayor Mr.. Genet for Comptroller and
MoRRIssEY FOR CHAMBERLAIN
-inasmuch as ne is q successful banker--the char
ter would have had his undivided support.n rhis
is fact worthy OF consideration, the "undivided
support OF the inaividua IN question might per-
haps have been OF much moment Had there been
any difficulty in obtaining news from the seat OF
war last night 1t is probable that there would nave
been mo sleep Till morn" or until some OF
THE GANGu
should arrive to bring the Dews. The gang-and
such gang !-arrlved this morning. The quiet early
birds Of the Delavan guests were enjoying tneIr
morning meal when the chief "pusher' OF the "cul-
lud gemmen" IN the dining room came marching
down the centre asle followed
IN INDIAN FILE
by some thirty-lve or forty OF the worst looking,
hardest-ieatured, and probably hardesthsted dele
gates from dead raoolt' Kingdom. They came col
iarcss bloated, staggering down the length OF the
room with an air OF
iMPUDEET INDEPENDENCE
quite refreshing. Seated at the tables, won nderng
what on earth the napdns were for, they com
menced giving orders such as 'Sa-ay, Smokey
gy's pair o. sleeve buttons and some t. b.
''Come Jake, fly aroun'. Givs plate o. boned tar
key and gutIa perchas.n This style OF English was
past the comprehension OF the colored gentlemen OF
ALBANY iney m n y yemuarea 70 ASK & waf oMt M
put head ye II ye come any yer Programme
over Us. We belong TO
THE HEAD-swELLEEs.
we do, and II ye don't gt them air Things Id sud
aen wen lay ye QUIZ "Wel wat an dey, sar s''
.Why, fish balls, tea biscuit corned beef hash and
more biscuits. Now jump, young feller. Snoo Ms
GIT ~ The overseer OF the aining room brought In
of the "sweliers" lest the silver knives might dis.
appear altogether IN the capLcious maws to when
lows can want here IL Is eI1icult to say. some
think 10 Is only 10 meet with headSwellcrsv OF the
young democracy, on the plan OF dgning DIRT with
uf
here to play game Of political blur IL Is certain
that whoever holds them has q full nand OF
knaveS. Ol course there Is no means OF keeping
such fellows away and the leaders on either side
would, no DOUBT, mucn rather not have them. Thus
far they have done no damage and only one spoon
was missed after breakfast The quiet portion OF the
residents OF the place shun them, that they nave
their run all to themselves.
When IL became known last evening that
PETER BisMAHCK
was his way TO join the Albany fathers there was
much interest eyinced as 10 how ne would look, how
ne would dress and what he would say and 40. The
train arrived on time and the great POWER Behiuu
walked into the onice OF Jne Deavan Just the same
as any other man would DO. He registered ms name
Just IKE anybody else; ne looked at the teleGrams
Just as any ordinary individual, and alter nod
ding to young Leland and few Others.
just as any common person would, exactly,
he walked up stairs and actually moved one foot
first and then the other apd dld not ny up at all.
Such would seem 10 be the thoughts o several who
watched his every movement until he got out OF
sight. No sooner had he taken possession of hts
quarters than they besieged by members Of All
the houses and gentlemen OF The press, all wnom
found the now douoy accredited leader as DlanIly
as was MS wont anu apparently nvigoiaced oy his
temporary retirement from The poIillcal strie.
Ia regard to the leaders OF the irving Hall demo
cracy, Hugh smith ana senator Bradley affirm posi-
lively that they believe that
NORTON WAS IN EARNEST FOR REFORM,
that he was not looking Tor anything Tor him.
seiI, and wanted Only 10 wipe out the republi.
can commissions. Inc Hon. Jake iardenbur2h--
who may be thanked for che appearance OF Mr.
Sweeny mere at present. and Tor his assuming the roy
III purple-Coincided with those views as did also
king" A. d. Barber The latter quoted proo the
assertion tnat wnen the place held by hm Baruerl
wasltenderea 10 Norton II he wished 10 onst hin he
telegraphed to Mr. Starkweaher, chief collector Of
assessments, Immediately, not 10 make any removal
on his account as tie wanted no place. From these
expressions 1t may be judged that Norton can be
received into the fold OF the faithful without muea
parey out that some, II not most, OF The others must
suner IN
THE POLITICAL PURGATORY
before being received into the realms CT municipal
bliss ruled over by 81. lammany. But notwiln.
standing that the late fight been bitter ana that
o great division has been created 1t is hopeluily
chaEtcd Dy many that
While the lamp holds out TO burn
The vilest sinner may return.
The ''sinners'' did not appear until this afternoon
In the Assembly, and they were disgusled to na
While they were fighting the battle at Que END oi IN
line the truce was broke3 at the other that nothlng
IN relation to the city OF New York was TO be done
before tomorrow nght, and that now by
A STOLEN MARCH
they ind they have been outlanked that an
amended charter has been put 10, and tnat to-day
the DILL appropriating s4oU,G00 for the Lunatic
Asylum was rushed through dur ing their absence.
Ihey accept the situation, however, and VIII not la
all probability, make very hard light on tac Dlil
Tomorrow.
AN INNOCENT LOOKING BILL
was introduced TO-DAY Ia the senate by Senator
Parker, VINO seems To nave a peculiar Denchont FOR
meddiing IN New YORK matters; written a single
page OF note paper, IN pretty handwriting ano pur
porting TO be merely PERMISSION 10 John T. NILS to
run cars instead Of stages on The route Tor Which ne
now holds q FRANCHISE. lhis, however, Is only
bind for
BROADWAY SURFACE RAILROAD
as Mills franchise Is that known TO old New
Workers as the Broadway ana Third avenue line
from the Battery 10 Forty second street by way OF
Broadway, Chatham street and Third avenue. This
bill gives him permission further to ran branch
tracks from Forty.second street and Third avenue
torysecond street to the North river across
Canal street from Bowery to North river and across
Chambers street from Chatham street 10 Broad way
This IS slap at the Second and Third Avenue Rail.
roads ana plan 10 give one man power 10 run an
extensive concern for which corporations have