c0rrespondcnes of rhe r-!brue.
{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1653, "word_count": 293, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9280999898910522], "ccnet_perplexity": [2150.300048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
ALBANY. FRIDAY, ! O'Clock.
This afternoon. the House proceeded with the
consideration OF the bill apptoprlans Slg1 V"-the
entire of the surplus OF the Canal revenues IN The
'Treasury-to the completion of some OF the nnf'n'
lshed public works II ydsstd by vote ot oS to
ii. 'sSic transit gloria" the law OF lSi2 May
alI the fruits OF Loco-Focoism 90 into ike obhv-
ion. A better day begins TO dawn upon The S;ate;
\ motion was here made to pass over Inc thlEd
reading of bills but It failed. and several bills OF
private or local character we,c read and passed -
Among then, were the following To improve
road through the Onondasa lndian Reservation;
IN relation 10 the appointment OF Superlnirndenis
OF the Poor in Wcstchester County Oprcvlde Tor
the PAYMENT of the debts OF luSolvent Safety Fund
Banks: TO erect flag staff on the Capitol;


a motion for al Evening Session was lost by
small majority


The Senate spent the afternoon IN the consldela-
ton OF private claims.


have just been apprised OF not very credltable
attempt; which think should be exposed, and
which hope will be defeated wrote 10 you
some DAYS slace that bill ,vas pending 10 reduce
the salaries of the officers of the Sing Sing state
Prison. This bill contained number OF other
provisions One o. these began thus: The Agent
mug appoint Chaplain" &c. / am now advised
that the substitution OF this word " may Tor ihat
of .shal in existing statutes is Tor the purpose OF
getting rid OF the present worthy Chaplain OF that
Prison, and in tact To dispense with Chapains alto
gelher The bill has not yet passed, and nope
this eypose will defeat this most unwIse PROJECT.


Yours &c.