The New York herald., 1871-01-05
THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Carey-Twombly Case Again the
Cause Of Squabble.
Tho Registry Law to be Abolished IN New York
City-Livery Stable Keepers 0oing for
Boarding Horses-Ths Adjournment.

Boarding Horses-Ths Adjournment.
ALBANY, Jan. 4 1871.
It would seem as though the Carey case was des-
tined to be used during the session sort of foot
ball game to enable the members to amuse them
selves at each otner's expense from time to Tune
It was supposed that the wrange whfch
took place over the matter yesterday had
efectually laid the ghost OF the thing until,
In due course OF time, the Committee ON
Privileges ana Elections would have resurrected
1t IN some shape other, but the supposition was
Knocked In the head this morning. for the Journal OF
the House mad no sooner been read than Mr.
Hustled, OF Westcnester, got up and asked TO have
il corrected because 1t made no mention OF the pro-
test of Mr.. Twomby, presented the day previous by
Mr.. Gleason, Of st. Lawrence. At first blush this
request OF Mr. Hustled appeared very ordinary
one; but 1t soon became evident by the way the re-
pubicans began put their heads together that Mr.
Heusted was only their picket sent out 10 "feel"
the enemy and that his reconnaissance was
to be followed up by the whole armv.
The democrats were not deceived, however.
The Speaker promptly ruled that the protest as
offered was not part OF the proceedings Of the
House when organized, and so the Journal
had no error OF the kind charged to be
corrected This decision was just exactly
what the republicans expected, and Mr.. Hustled
appealed at once from 1t, very respect
fully, OF course, rs 1t would have been impoitc,
you know, to have shown any bad blood on the
occasion. Then Mr.. Weed, OF clinton, who had
been spelling to get INTO the squabble from the start,
got the noor and gave the republicans
FEW RIB TIcKLERs
about how they wanted to raise a row. He was fol-
lowed by Tom Field, who, 1t should be mentioned,
had moved to lay the appeal the table. He
wound himself up by moving the previous questio on,
which he afterwards withdrew at the re
quest OF Mr.. LIttlelohn. The latter .availed
himself OF the chance to talk loudly and
warmly about Mr.. Twombly ana the 'probable'
injustice done him by the majority In giving .'his'
seat to Mr.. Carly, for. be it KNOWN LittejohD.
though he may be severe at times, knows quite well
how to qualify sarcasm as to mollify his oppo.
nents. Governor Alvord then had his say things
were getting quite lively, and the galleries were
laying themselves out for q rich treat,
when Goodrich. OF Rings, let the cat out OF the
bag, much to the disgust OF his conireres who
had gil along during the war OF words tried TO
pun the wool over the eyes OF the democrats
by pretending that In urging the pro-
test to be put upon the Journal they
were only fighting for the principle OF the thing and
NOT TO make trouble about Mr.. lwombly. He aid so
by getting excited over MIR. Jacobs and Mr.. Weeds
Interruptions, and excaiming that "the republicans
meant to agitate the rights Of Mr.. Twomb.y
every opportunity they could get untll Justice
should be done.o it is needless 10 say
that this assertion got the democrats by the ears
and the sensation was accordingly mmense How
long the fight would have lasted 1t would be nard to
say had Mr. Fields not pointed to the clock and In
pleading tone exclaimed TO sle republicans, ..Wel
| talk this over some other time.
| WE WANT TO GO HOME NOw.n
This s brought down % the house in nugn gw
tanned in its decision by strict party vote.
| THE REGISTRY Law.
New ork city has been grumbling over during past
| years will ger Its death blow during the present
session, and that. too. at an early day. 1t
OF 1865 was SO amended in 1870 thar Its
operation was made null and void 50
although even section nine. which refers to the
metropolis. got little notifications sort OF crumh
the ruling party To-day Mr. Fields Introduced bili
In reference to the snbject which, II passed. will
abolish the registration altogether and it under
stood that Mr. Creamers bill in the Senate Is or the
| same ilk and nature. II the Sixth ward has a
greater victory to crow over tnan ths probably just
! now, Denny Burns isn't the man VINO knows il.
| A RAILROAD QUESTION.
OF course it would not be natural for the Legisla-
ture 10 have been In session two entire DAYS without
getting up some railroad scare or other, ard sena-
| tor Cauidwell has fallen into the regular
order Of things by Introducing bill in which the
people or Westchester county have great deal
OF interest," Judging from what their representatives
n have Mo 10 say a, on the subject Il appears tina.
/ 1t into their heads that It Il not at all
necessary to stop their trains at the stations I'm
Westminster county, and the bill provides that
they should be compelled not only to change their
minds In this respect, but, when they do so,
fare pro rata, than they 40 in the land Of nu,megs.
| 1t is given ont that this Dnl will be fought tooth
ana ana, mail na BY the company as tney claim
Railroad meet amply all the travel requirements OF
the Westcheser people. On the other hand, the bill
ence outside OF legislative circles The pull and
tug over It may, therefore, be lively one.
HORSES THAT GO A BOARDING.
The livery stable keepers are evidently pocket sore
over the way some people with insufficient incomes
make big show with fast horses and llvered turn
outs at their expense, and are determined to make
their impecunious customers turn over a new leaf
and leal, too, which will no longer have ali
the figures on the '1OsS side Of the stable edgers
Mr.. Irving appeared their champion to-day IN the
House by introducing bill for their projection,
% Whatever norses aey may have ncS Soara
| lng' at their stables whenever the owner re-
OF the m
not know whether Mr.. Bergh would consider this
good thing TOR the horses at all times in stables
put think there are certain folks In New York who
make 1t habit 20 board" at other peoples expense
who would like owners OF boarding houses to keep
NOTARY PUBLIC INTERREGNuM
bill passed to-day which concerns what Mr..
Fields who introduced it, called the notary public
tnterregnum. Owing to a defect In the law a large
number Of notaries appointed during the recess,
take an involuntary vacation from their Official
duties namely. from twenty days after the begin
ming OF the session until the Both OF March next To
meet the exigencies OF the occasion the bill provides
that all the appointments made BY the Governor
March the following year.
BIG INJUNs
1t may be that the white people who have ac-
quired land In the Allegheny reservation of the
seneca nation OF Indians may, after al, be able to
obtain something like title to guarantee their
estates to them as a resolution was offered in
the House requesting the United States Senators
from this State TO urge the passage OF an act look.
Ing to rhis end. The resolution recommends that
the Governor should appoint q commission whe
could act IN conjunction with the Commissioner of
merits OF the question.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Both houses adjourned early III the afternoon to
Monday evening next, and by four O'Clock there was
scarcely a legislator in town. Every one of them
after he had emerged from the Capitol made bee
line Tor his hotel, and carpet bag In hand was on
bis way soon afterwards 10 some one OF the depots