The Convention bill SiSmed-Thc Canal BILL


to be Vetoed.

Correspondence of The Tribune.


ALBANY. Tuesday, May l3, 61 o'cloc
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ALBANY, Tuesday, May l3, g. o'clock


You are already apprlsed that the Convention
bill has passed both Houses, and SO far as the
Legislature is concerned is a law. The {" Old
Hunkers" fought with desperation and died hard,
but die they did.


The Assembly have about done up their work
and are waiting the pleasure Of the Senate to ad-
lourn Tomorrow at noon. The afternoon has been
spent in The discussion of the New-York and
Brooklyn Ferry bill Mr. MORRISON made an able
speech of an hour against the bill, when Mr.. JONES
moved the Previous Question, and the bill was
lost for want OF two.thlrd voie-ayes 81 noes 10.
motion 10 reconsider was made. aad MesSrs T.
Il. LEE and WHEELER avaIed themselves OF the
opportunity 10 address the House IN earnest oppos
tion 10 the bill The latter gentleman was speak
lng when the House took recess until the evening
session. The bill mag pass, but II IS somewhat,
doubtful.


The Governor has signed the Convention bill and
it is law. so rejoice, Freemen Of NewYoTh!-
the reign Of party is broken.


The Senate have sent 10 q third reading all the
Railroad bills and will pass upon them thlseyening.
There IS tremendous log-rolilng, and ! think most
OF them will go through.


IL is now said that The Governor Is preparing
Veto Message against the bill aPproprauns $751;
OOO 10 the preservation and completion OF works
upon The Canals Should he do 50, there will be
such an excitement as mortal man never before
saw. The friends OF Internal improvements viii
vet Learn how much of friend Slas Wright Is 10
them. This veto, If il comes, will raise cry OF
Wright and one term which will b. tenfold
louder than tha, which consigned the SchohaFlr
Farmer TO entire oblivion


The Flag Staff was raised on the Capitol tor the
firs, ume and the stripes ard siaTs We're gwen 10
the breeze amid the roaring OF cannon. Yours, &c


.ba ,nL lp0h ha
bill, which thought might be OF interest 10 some
Of your readers:


AYES 50 NoEs-Messrs Coo, Constant, c. F.
Crosby. De Puy. Garretson. Hunt, Jarvis, 7. K
Lee, Mickey. McVean, Morrison. Moulion: OAK
ley. Ross, Thompson, Wheeler, White, Wilcox,
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