The New York herald., 1870-04-07

THE STATE CAPITAL.
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The Day After the Great
Battle.
Albany Deserted by tho Young
Democracy.
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Bill introduced in the Senate by Mr.. Tweed to
Abolish the Board Of Supervisors.
Tho Question of Appropriations for
Sectarian Schools.

AAo 0ueStlOn OI ApPI0PrlaCAOAS AoT
Sectarian Schools.
ALBANY. April 9. 1870.
This place looks so dun to-day that ono can
scarcely recognize it as tho same town which ex.
isted here yesterday. The immense crowds which
nled the corridors and Railways OF the Delevan
and the lobbies OF the Capitol during the past few
days have all gone back to the metropolis, and now
Ill things are quiet.
THE CROWD
which arrived here yesterday afternoon was as woc-
ee2one looking as party could be- They left New
York the night before on the boat intending 10 be
IN AT THE DEATH
Or the hopes OF the Irving Hail democracy; but,
'aas for the fraify OF human hopes" the boat ran
aground and there she remained weather bound
and sand bound during the night The lads were
frightened, aud many prayed who had not prayed
In years before The rosund Sheis OF the Seventh
ward, despite his evident buoyancy collected as
many iife prsservsrs as were necessary to make
kirdle for his middle and stood In his stater oom
ready to
SINK OR SWIM,
according as his belt Of cork proved rusty or other
wise Judge Dodge and a few others sat up in fear
and trembling In their night clothes waiting for
the moment Of dissolution which they expected
would como 70 the Drew. Coroner keenan, EN-.
paneled jury, with the natty james Ryan as clerk
and Dr. Nealis Of the Tombs iwho, by the way Is en-.
deavorng to be one OF the new healthy board Of
Mott streen as deputy, to proceed in order and
hold inquests on those who might die OF fright,
while George Belts secured the utensils to
oraw up ana Commodore Ben Brady stood
ready to engross any quantity OF hifaiutin
resolutions extolling the many noble qualities Of
head and heart and stomach Of the dear departed.
The otlical gentlemen were disappointed, as the
noble boat drew through the troubles and the sand
and landed the astonished rOydgeurs
JUST IN TIME TO BE TOO LATE
70 witness the best part OF the jig In the Senate.
There were many VINO claimed that the running the
boat aground and remaining there all night was
only
A JOB PUT UP By "HUNKn SMITH
20 Keep away any 'gang" that he supposed would
up to create "a hurrahn against the new har-
ter. AS above mentioned, they got here too late TO
do any damage, even II they felt SO disposed.
Shortly before the arrival OF this crowd came
THE vIvAcfoUs DUnNTN,
brim full OF the good news from the new English
Territory-C -Connectonal-whitner he and q few
route on which Woodward might travel INTO the
Connecticut Senate aud English into the guberna.
highly acceptable, ana tended, along with the &C. C.
ton OF the Senate TO make
'THE BOSS" QUITE HAPPY.
Certainly, II there was happy man IN this house
last night it was Boss" Tweed And well he might
be. In ais rooms and In those OF "Hunk" Smith
there was
WAKE OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY,
Kept mp until late at night at winch the ..lots Of
the shade. Several OF the nrm adherents OF the
youngsters, sick at heart, lett here last night and
took the boat for York, excalmlng. as they appro.
priatey might
Now is the winter OF our dscon.ent
Made glorious summer FOR the "boss'' Of York.
The several Aldermen who hoped for the passage
Of the second cnarter may be reminded OF the IN
scrpton on TOMB, which Joe Mil er-or some other
man-nas immortaiized something to this eGect:--
Twas well, would be better;
took medicine, and here am.
Cnarter Alexis arst hill left the Aldermen well.
They would be better. They took their medicine,
and now they are 80 daid os nltis." Some OF the
sKan9n Impi0usIy observe, "Let them Il. 1. p"
Some OF the sensa ionalists are bowling about the
black list OF the republicans II does not seem be
generally known That there we're
DEMOCRATIC VOTES ENOUGH
IN each house to carry the Charter through without
any republican AID !t required out sXty-ave votes
ss OF 9 aV% haabers is were ane
seveny ana odd votes IN the Lower House ana the
requisite seventeen IN the Senate. This is a fact
worth remembering, and SHOWS that the Charter
must have commented itself to the republicans as,
IFS strict party vote were needed 1t would have been
adopted even against the opposition OF the minority
TUE ExCIsE LAW,
which was made the special ORDER for this morning
was reached TINS morning the New York delegation
was represented only BY Senator Tweed and Brook
probably not yet recovered from the effects OF yes.
serday's fight and the waking OF the dead. So Sem
sUa his request was graz granted % there the SUBJECT
rests for the present but 1t Will In all probability be
passed before the end OF the week.
sECrARIAN DONATION
was up this morning IN the Senate. The bill was one
@ Ing s or e a o ARiWerE yer 70
Seminary. Senator Creamer said this suited him, as
It was granting AID TO ssctarlan school and he
would vote Tor 1t. Senator Tweed said that lie was
inclined that way himself, and SO did the other
Senators from the democratic districts.
KRANKY KENNEDY,
In his peculiarly ponderouS style, undertook TO
demonstrate that this was not q sectaran affair at
Tor IT, changed h,s vote 10 have the passage de-
feated IN order that 1t might be reconsldered and
give HIM time to Enquire Into 1t ana see what there
was III the BILL"
THE SUPERVISOR QUARREL
Is represented by both contestants, Smith aud
Foley. A report that the Assembly bill iegailzing
Smlth's election was about to be taken up ia the
dered brought John Foley up in hurry from his
gold pens ana The bosom ef MS family. John SAYS
authority that the bill viii not be touched, that the
case viii be left to the courts, and he IS willing
to return TO his domestic affairs and take comfort on
ADraham's bosom III the Supreme Court.
TIE RUSH OF BILLS
70 third reading in the Assembly was like cata-
nut none OF them, with the exception OF Fieds'
surogates Dali and Irving's Pawnbrokers bill, had
bill restrains the three ball gentlemen Of Chatham
Breet IRON taking more than ten per cent interest on
poverisnea , classes, and II was regarded with SO
Iuucn favor that It received vote Of So to s. The
oils granting State AID TO several railroads were
among those passed. and OF course the result made
MIDLAND LtTTLEJ0ttS HAPPY,
as the road for which he mas siFug gled Tor 90
iuly was honored by vote or % TO 10 In favor OF
state ad lor iis completion. Although the town has
such dreary appearance 10 day the Delayan is en-.
nyened by parties engaged In rehearsing John Ker-
r1gan's song Of the Tweed democracy-"smali Fries,
Don't Bother Me.n Jim Irving bill for the
IMPROVEMENT Or THE BREED OF HORSES
known as the bill to incorporate the Fleetwood As.
soctaton. or, IN other WORDS to create new trot.
tng PARK III Westchester, received the signature OF
the Governor yesterday. The sporting frateraity
may tncsefore rejoice.
AfR0P0S OF THE GOVERNOR,
tmay be TO the advantage of applicants for the no.
Eltlon oi notary pubic to know that his Excallency
h2cs tue vacancies so nearly filled that future app
cAns need not be uiSaDuolnted II their lainas ara