NEW.Y0RK LEGISLATURE.
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SENATE.


FRIDAY Jan 10.
Mr. SANFORD presented petition amend the
law of sill in relation the Trinity Church in the
CITY of New York. Mr.. PUTNAM, another for law
pcrpeiualng evidence of the death of the original
owners OF the Holland land grant.


Mr. PORTER reported bill 10 amend the Revised
Statutes. relative to the exemption OF Incorporated
companies from taxation.


Mr.. SPENCER introduced bin relating; 10 trials in
courts of common law jurisdiction. The following
is an abstract Oi the bl


The first section provides that trials cf civil causes in
the courts of may with the consent OF the
parties De had by the court without jury lnqucsts
may be held in like manner


The second section provides Tor two percmptory chsi
lenccs to each party III civil causes.


The third section gives two percmptory challenges 10
all persons arraened or crime, when ON CONVICTION the
punishment is less Than ten years imprisonment.
The fourth section gives the pubic prosecutor Inc
same number of percupory challenges in all criminal
Trials. ...
Mr.. CLARK's resolutions in relation to the militia
and pubc defence were called up. and with an
amendment offered by Mr.. JONES. were referred TO
the Commit,ce of the Whole. The residue OF the
session was spcntin Committce ofthc w hole onthe
bills in relation to the pnblic printing-a motion to
refer them to select commliee, having been pre-
viouslv negaived by vote of Is to 10. The dis.
cussion was opened by Mr.. CLARK, In support OF
the substitute offered Yesterday by Mr.. WRIGHT
The original bill and the substitute were discussed
by Messrs. CLARK, PUTNAM. PORTER Johnson,
WRIGHT. YoUSG and TALcoTT, and without taking
any question, the committee rose, and the Senate ad-
iourned.


ASSEMBLY.
Mr. TOWNSEND reported in favor Of printing 200
copies of the census 10 be distributed 10 each county
, town and city in the State.
The annual report OF the Superintendent OF Com
| mon Schools was received. Various motions IN re.
a,ion to the printing of this Report were referred
10 the printing committee.


Mr. Cox had leave to introduce the compromise
bill of last year for the punishment OF seduction and
adoltery-which was ordered TO be printed and re-
ferred to the Committee otthe Whole


Mr. HARRIS called up his resolution referring the
petitions OF the manor tenants select commlttee
Mr BAlLEYs motion however prevailed TO refer
the resolution to the Committee OF the Whole
Ayes o.; Noes -.


The House then wen, into Committee on the Go
yernors Message: and, Mr. BAILEY having the floor,
addressed the House until the hour OF adjournment
without concluding.