Albany

Albany.
Correspondence of the Hciald.l


ALBANY, April 2, lS45.
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appointments for Neio York.


The applicants for appointments in New York,
may begin to look out for the break Of day. Mr.,
Senator Jones, in opposing resolution Tor hold
ing afternoon sessions, yesterday, remarked that
such sessions would at present be out Of the ques
ton, because the Senators from the first district
had been every afternoon of the past, and would
be every afternoon of the present week, engaged
in conference with the Governor, upon the subject
OF appointments for New York. These matters
must be considered as OF no small moment, when
il takes the combined powers OF the Governor and
three Senators 10 decide them. The probability
is we are informed, that lew removals, and conse.
quenlly few appointments, will be made, sex
cept for cause" There is much meaning in the
last phrase, if people could always understand
what idea our dignitaries wish to convey. Judges,
commissioners and notarles may now be on the
qui uire, as they will know their fate in the course
OF the present week.