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Inc FT0ceedtngs IN the Legislature, &c.


very lovely morning-sm brilliant-snow melt
ing-sleighng superb-House In committee ON the
bill to regulate the public printingjust going to take
the vote-tremendous anxiety-radica's tete-a-tefe
in the obbes canvassing Develn, of New York. read
ing writing yellow pspsr-suppossd to be ma
king speech and the paper Is supposed to contain notes
ud hbifum-House in confusion-four radicals ABSENT
wings and conservatives all present. and sraining every
nerve to force the question before the House. Develin
was followed by Tilden in favor Of the House BILL Mr.
Attorney General Van Buren, is in close conversation
with Gov. Wright in the Executive chamberlain Bu
rem looks very grave-Gov Wrghs countenance beams
with plscdity and peace On approach, their
ysrss,ion ceased-probably matters concerning the
Church and State. Mr. Tiden still speaking one Of
his arguments in favor Of the House bill s that the bill
reduces the charge upon the treasury for printing to
oneihird Of the amount provided for by the Senate
bill Here Is caucussing IN one part OF the ioDbies-
there is csnvassng IN another part audoie CONVEX
tat and come TO order" from the chair and above
tho confusion occasionally catch the metallic notes
Assembly printing bill Mayor Havemeyer is looking
on; very bland smile mantles his counenance He -
here upon some bushes. connected with the new ensr
beautiful sulogy upon the fierce democrscie" OF New
York he regretted to state however that some one Of
the New York members Of the House was opposed to
Van Burens subreasury and dissatisdsd with Van
Burens administration. MIR. Stevenson and re-
marked, that II Mr. Tilden alluded to him, he told
fasehood A very interesting and rscy argument oc-
CURED between these gentlemen, and they finally
agreed to refer their several democracy my dear
publicr Mr. Tdsn continued to speak until near the
hour Of adjournment


During the course Of his remarks he said that men,
bers who voted for this Senate bill voluntarily arrayed
themselves in direct hostility to Governor wright
A question arose as to the truth Of this assertion
and it suggested that committee be appointed to
wait upon the Governor to enquire into his sentme
Ths subject was however. finally inds6ni.sly dropped
Mr.. Tilden concluded and Mr. Stevenson hazsfded
litican AtaP. NJ, the galleries are quite filed with
ladies' and gentlemen personal controversy IL extant
asmpt 10 consolidate the Argus and .4fias Bloss of
Monroe 10 constantly psrpstrsung funny cens tempe,