EEW.Y0RK LEGISLATURE.
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SENATE.


Messrs WRIGHT, SPENCER, VAN SCHooNlIoVEN,
g. SETH and WHEELER were appointed Com
mit,ee 10 whom is referred 80 much OF the Govern
ors Message as relates to leasehold estates &c.
Mr. CLARK from the Committee on Militia and
Public Defence, reported series OF concurrent he.
solutions which declare that well organized Mill
tia indispensably necessary TO preserve order at
home and insure safety from abroad-,hat the several
States have surrendered to the Federal Government
the power "to provide for organizing, armlng and
dsciplning the Militia"-that it is the imperative
and bounden duty of the General Government to
make such provsiop-that in time OF peace 1t Is un
necessary and inexpedient TO enrol persons under
twenty or over thirty years OF aSe-that those
who perform Militia duty should be paid reasona
BILE compensation-that provision should be made
for instrucling The Militia in their duties. and that
our Senators in Congress be instructed and our he
presentatves be requested 10 exert their influence
to procure a reorganization and improvement OF the
Militia of the several States.


Mr.. CLARK spoke in favor OF the Resolutions.
Mr.. JONES gave notice that he should offer some
amendments TO the Resolutions.


The Annual Report of the Butchers and Drovers
Bank, and National Bank, New-York, was re-
relved.


Ar CHAMBERLAIS moved that his Resolutions in
relation TO the unfinished Canals be referred 10
Committee of the Whole.


Gr. DENNlSroN moved that they be referred 10
The Committee on Canals.


After long discussion in which Messrs. CHAM
srslAlY DENNIsToN, JOHNSON, ScovIL. YoUSG.
lard WHEELER and VAN ScHooNHovEN took
part.


The vote was taken by Ayes and Noes, and the
notion 10 refer to the Committee ofthe Whole passed
40 follows:


AYEs-Messrs. Backus, Beers, Burnham Chamberlain
Clark Emmons, Folsom, Hard Lott. Mitchell, Putnam,
Seoy J. B. Smith, Van Schoonhoven, Wheeler wright
Ia


Sors-Messrs Barlow, Bcekman, Denniston, Dsyo.
Hand Johnson, Jones Lester, Porter, Sedswick, san
lord, s. Smith, Tslcot- Williams. Young-lo:


Mr.. YouNe's Resolution fixing the 18th OF March
next as the day of adjournment was taken up, and,
iiter some discussion, adopted-2s 10 2. ADJ.


ASSEMBLY.


The SPEAKER announced the following Standing
Committees:


Ra,s aad Mesns-Bailey, S. Lawrence, Tilden, Chase
Worden


casals-Perkins Coe, Wolcott Benedict Shelton.
.sdrayy-C Chat6eld Grin nell Deven. Young, Cooper
Raroads-Tetft, Titus. Bush Rogers Bodget- ,y
5aass and Insurance CompGries-S. Lawrence, III
aea, Howk Hsyner, Hall


Harms


Cehge. Academies and Common Sehools--Ludlow,
Sporord, A w Young. Rice Low.


S,'rescss-Skel,on Hoover Boyce, Cornwel, Wood
Privileges and Elsc,;on,-Perkns Tett, Seacord Har.
RS. Bush


y; ;pesions Of Aiens-McNsil, Stewart N. Lawrence,
Haseiy. Lake


ErsesOn ana Division Of TOUns and Counsies-Hazel-
Wn seacord Eysaman. Collins Phillips


Caeaas-La~yer. Pits, Dean. Burnel, Foster.


hirndi ATatrs Of Torns and Couaties-Chase Mont.
scnsry Heermsnce, Wood Foote


Medical Societies and Co<sss-C Drake, Sands Potter
AeCielisnd, Long.


Iaeorpcrs.ion Of Cities and VluaSes-Wels. r. R.
thompson Marvin Lidell Clark.


&asgfeetsre Of Sai:-A Wood, Willis. Woodwork,
Scarf Notion


Trade and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENSIGN R DrsNs
peaeh, Hax,un.


SAFE PrisOss-Gregory. Hayward, Small, Ra,hbun
S.ors


Essrossed Blls-Albertson Cole. Barton, Viee, Smith
Aaeia and Public Dsfeac<s-udal, w. 5. Sherwood.
" q Marshall Fullerton, Hall


lohssou


fsssc Lands-L Miller. Van Bergen, King, ]. Wood,
.lndisn hSa;r.-Rocers. Marks. Hoover, Kincman.
Shslon.


e,abls aud Religious SOcieiies-Gravcs Fleet Kline
ssss, Bo0ghtoa


asreai,s,s-Kinue, Hawks, Shaver Cook. Durfee.
J. Miller so''


ppssse htstirg-Townaend seacord, Chase, a Wood
"a Thompson.


Spendt,eres in te Erseutice Department-Pts, More
>Ss's, willis. French angie.
Aisr The presentation of petitions the Annual
ttsepon OF the Comptroller was received. and fve
Lies the usual number of copies, and $50 extra,
~sse ordered printed


,1s' PERKINS offered the following resolution.
on hls motion. was referred to the Committee
- 1ae w hole on the Governors Message:
osesoed Thattbe Committee which NAV be appointed
and report upon that portion of the Gov.
,.s nessage relating TO leasehoid tanurcs be In
'HSeted 70 inquire snd report:


sFs-Whclher act making dsri,.. nv ,.;u of lsass