ALBANY, Jan. l3.

SENATE
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ALBANY, Jan. Io


SENATE


Nothing Of great importance was transacted In
the Senate. After the presentation OF petitions,


Mr.. YOUNG reported bill on the memorial oi the
New.York Historical Society for revival and
amendment Of their charter.


Mr.. LOTT offered resolution requiring the Com
mittee on Retrenchment TO report on the proprety
OF repeating all laws giving salaries to the Clerks OF
the Supreme Court and Register 10 Chancery, and
of giving them the fees Of their offices. Adopted.
So much of the Governors Message as refers to
the apportionment of Representatives and the re-
organization ofthe Senate Districts, was referred to
a Select Committee Of eight.


Mr. HARD moved that so much OF the Message as
relates to Federal relations should be reierred to
the same Committee having in charge the resolu-
tions offered by Messrs Jones and Porter Adopted.
On motion of Mr. FOLSOM, that part OF the Mes
sage relating taking the of the Indians
siding in this State, was referred TO the Committee
on Indian Affairs.


And then the Senate went into Executive Session


ASSEMBLY.


A very large number of petitions were received
and referred.


The Senate sent down the resolution for the ad
iournment of the Legislature on the 18th of March,
which was laid over.


MIR WoRDEN offered resolution that the Com.
mitee on WAYS and Means inquire whether II Will
be consistent with the finances OF the State to re-
sumo the public works OF the State. Adopted.


Mr. GRAVES by unanimous consent, reported n
bill to Incorporate the American and Foreign Bible
Society.


Mr.. BLoss a concurrent resolution against the
adoption of the Sub Treasury by Congress LAID
over.


Mr. BLoDGETT, n resolution relative to the depre-
citation of State stocks deposited by the Free Banks
with the Comptroller-calling for information IRON
that officer in regard 10 the same Laid over.


The following bills among others, were intro
duced on notice. Oneby
Mr.. WoRDES, in relation TO trial OF convicts In
County and State Prisons.
Mr. PIERCE. TO amend the General Election Law.
Mr.. LUDLOW 10 provide for an additional number
of Commissioners of Deeds in the City OF n ew ork


Mr.. HARRIS, to abolish Distress for Kent Mr..
H. moved TO lay the bill nthe table tor the pre-
sent and that il be printed. MIR. BAILEY moved 10
refer 10 the Committee Of the Whole in charge OF
| the Governors Message The motion OF Mr. HAIR
| Rls was agreed TO
MrALBERTsoN, to amend the charter Of the New
| York Fire Insurance Company.
| Mr.. STEVENSON, to incorporate the Hebrew Be-
nevolent Society in the City of N. Y.


Notices of several bills were given, when
Mr. HARRIS called for the consideration of the Re
solution relative TO the reference Of Anti Rent petit
tons.


Mr. SMITH resumed and concluded his remarks
when Mr. YOU'VE took the floor, but the hour of ad-
iournment having arrived, he gave way TO motion
to adjourn.


The SPEAKER to day announced the following
additional Standing Committees:


Expenses of the Assenby-Messrs. voorhees,, D. Sber
wood, Wisner. Blakely, Loomis


Joint Library Commiitee-Messrs. Develiu, Gardner
Watson, Fuller, Wisner