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Correspondence OF The Tribune.


ALBANY Mayo 6P. NJ.


Ieigh ho. the policy of 1912 is defunct.-
SEyMoUR's bill for partial resumption of the
Public Works has finally passed The Barn.
burning Senators fought it with desperation and
threatened to talk until the hour Of adjournment
tomorrow. But their pond soon ran dry, and the
bill passed by the ominous number of Seuenteen,
that numberso fatal to the Regency. The game
of ofhumbug has thus been blocked by the origina-
tors OF the game. The People will render a final
vote in November and the abcttors and architects
Of ruin will be swept from the places of power by
an overwhelming tornado of popular Indignation.
Close upon the heels of this bill followed an.
other great popular measure, which, though ve-
hcmently opposed by the Old Hunkers, in and
out Of the Capital, has been passed by two-third
vote. | refer 10 the bill giving the Election of
of Canal Commissioners 10 the People. -Four
Commissioners are to be elected next Fall, and
then to be classified 50 that one Commissioner is
to be elected every year. The term of office is
to be four years. Every Wing voted for the bill.
while several OF your delegation, with SEYMOUR
and HorFMAN, voted i'll the negative.


The bill 10 give the redoubtabc General RIELL
some $4,000 per year, to be taken from the pock-
cts of your merchants, was etfectually killed to-
day. But by untring effort OH the part of the
Delegation, a reconsideration was effected and
under the gag of the Previous Question the bill
was forced TO third reading, and Mr.. WILLIAMS
If your Delegation. MIR. YouNGs of Queens
opposed the bill at every stage. A vote ON its
final passage has just been taken and the bill re-
jectcd by majority OF fire. But another drum
ming up is now going on and the oGlous law may
yet be passed, as the sutlerngs of Mr.. RIELL are
lntolerablc, and must be relieved.