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ALBANY, Wednesday, April %.


There was an amusing debate in the Assembly
this morning. 1t grew out of the action on the
Convention question yesterday Messrs. Comstock
and Niven, Old Hunker Chieftalns, avalsed them
selves of the opportunity then given TO lash the
Barnburners without mercy, calling them raj
tors &c &c Advantage was taken this morning
of a motion TO print Comstock's Anti Convention
Report to hang reply, and Bally OF Putnam re-
turned the fire in gallant style. Comstock fol-
lowed, and Barnburner followed him, and ne was
followed by au Old Hunker,' and then Da Capo
The fun grew fast and furious. The secrets ei Lo
co-Foco csucuses were laid bare, ard each faction,
whip in hand lashed each other with as much suSto
as if thew were beIaborlDg the Wings. Alter the
parties beIligerent had reenacted the Kilkenny Cat
Tragedy. or friends Bloss and John Young wound
up by giving some excellent advice TO both factions
which, if followed, would certainly make them
wiser ii no, better men THUS was an entire morn,
ing Session thrown away In setting petty quarrel
between the Brutus and Casslus oi the great ana
un,errifed Loco-Foco party!


This afternoon, the Assembly proceeded to the
consideration OF the final passage OF the BILL, and
the following was read:


Recurring the Long Island Railroad Company. to
erect ca,leg guards and fences along the entire line
of their Road. MIR. Wheeler srenuopsy opposed
this bill 1t was supported by Messrs. Jones, Whit
ney, Bailey and Fonda 1t is bill which, II passed.
will require an expenditure by the Company OF some
S5Oo00, and it is contended that this would be un-
just as the Company slege that the lences are NOT
needed in the forty miles o forest throush which
the koad passes. The debate lasted two hours,
and the vote stood-Ayes, 50; Noes, SO The
Speaker having doubts whether 1t was two-thlrd
bill, reserved his decision until after examination
of that question.


This finished up the afternoon session, and then
the House adjourned until tomorrow.


The Senate performed about the same amount
of work The Excise Bill drags, dragss, drags As
the first Monday of May proxmo IS fixed tor the
day Of Election under this bill, the design Is most
evident TO stave off action, so that the law will not
move is to lull the friends of Temperance 10
sleep, believing that all is safe. and then the rum
sellers hope TO be able to take the next Legislature
by surprise, and get the law wiped out OF existence
before the day of Election. Keepyour eye on them