NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY L., 1886
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ALBANY, Jam II, ls46.


The Senate was called TO order at IL A. M.
Prayer-iournal-petiton The Lieutenant Gov
ernor referred SO much of the Governors Message
as relates to leasehold estates to the following COM
mittee Messrs Spencer, Van schoonhovsn, Wright,
8. Smith and Wheeler.


The Committee on the Militia and Public Defence Of
fersd the following preamble solutions the orgi
nails Of which am permitted to copy. (They
what lengthy but deem them worthy Of notics)


Whsreas q well organized militia is indispsnsably
necessary to preserve order at home and safety
from abroad; and under government like ours s the
chief reliable force, OF emergency to prevent
internal dssenscn and to repel foreign invasion and
tain the laws Of government and the honor of
country. isU


And Whereas our young mon desirous and ambi.
tious perform this duty in credtable to them
selves and beneficial the public but they Gnd the
gsted in their efforts sustain it, they frequently
meet with rdicue and opposition, instead of counts
have surrendered to the federal the powsr
provide for organizing, arming and dsciplinng the


a,o in such manner az to prevent states individual.
from providing such reforms and systems Deces.
sary with the present increased population to carry
the purposes Of government and well organised mill
Resolved, (f the hon the Assembly ooncur) That it
ID the imperative and bounden duty Of the general GO
pinng the militia Of the several states in manner and
form consistent with the present increased population of
the States and that the present laws OF Congress in
Resolved the Hon. the Assembly concur That In time
Of peace and nsxpedient to enrol per-
Resolved the Hon. the Assembly concur That ii is
expedient to provide for classifying the militia. TINT
portion Of them can be required to perform compa
/ nv n M and WI
they should be IRE %Iea,ensbiy remunsI9ted.


vision should be made for raising organising volun
teer corps h such privileges and pay shall be
sonable for the services required Of them
sructionLs indispensable to discipline, and that prov
should be made for nstrucng tho militia in their du
ties.


Resolved, IL the Hon. the Assembly concur, That our
Senators in Congress be instructed and representa-
tves be requested to exert their influence to procure
Resolved il the Hon. the Assembly concur, That the
lutions to the President of the United States the Secre
Of War and to each of Senators and Represen
Mr. JoHEs msved that the resolutions be laid over a.
he wished to offer an amendment, which was done.
some days since resve to the unfinished canals be re-
ferred to committee Of the whole Senate. Mr. Den
Canals These resolatons provide for the
and protection Of the public works and their completion
E: = Asa r. ,h long they
The Senate then considered the resolution offered by
Mr. Young yesterday, which fxes the day Of adjourn
ment Of the Senate for the 18th Of March, After
Der Of amendments proposed and rejected the
| solution Of Mr.. Young was carried.
| Then the Senate adjourned la
This policy Of Senators, in negecting their legitimate
business and In taking irrelevant questions and sub
business before them, is at best derogatory. The
Senate seems desirous to avoid action upon urgent
business and to leap upon that old hobby Of national
bank or to hurra over Oregon and Texas and to con-
grauate each and the other upon the prospect Of u
innate acquisition of California and Cuba and perhaps
tho country Of tho Celestials"-(China) Out upon
such subterfugesyes, shallow subtsrfuges-for the
glect Of its business and for protractng the session.
The House was called to order at II AM Prayer
journal The Speaker announced the following standing
Wsy. and M.an.-Mssrs. Bailey. 8. Lawrence, Til


CansIs-Msssrs. Perkins. wolsott, Cos, skslton, Be.
Jsdieisyy-Msss. Chaneld. Dsvslin. ). Young, Grin
nell, Cooper.


Railroads-Msssrs. Titus. Tens, Bush, Blodsett
Bsnt. and Insurance GsmSsn's'-Ms''r' s. Lawrence,
Tgs-thrd Bilis-Msssrs Grinnell Oliver, Pierce, Har


Colleges, .aesds-is: and Common sehooi'-Mss'rs
Ludlow Low spoaDrd a s.voY " Young Rice Carnival.
Pririieses and Eleetions-Mears. Perkins, ssacord,
Petition. Of -aiiens-Msssrs. Mcneil, N. Lawrence,
Blakely, Lake. Stewart


Ha1siton. sescord, Eyrsman. Philips, Collins


CIaims-Mes.n Lawyer, Burnsll. Pitts: Dean, Foster
dsIs % c",, wood Sns sso,:
Msdiesl Soei,is: and CoHeses-Messrs Drake, Potter
Sands. McClelland Long.


| r r. Thompson sidell, Clark, Marvin.


Manufacture :f SsA-Msssrs A. Wood, Willis, Wood
7, aas and Manufaefures Stevenson. Ensign,
r. Drake, Beach, Haxtun.


STATE Prisens-Messrs. Gregory, Hayward, Rashbun.
Ersro.ssd Bius-Messrs. Absrtson, Cole Niele.
Militia and Public Defsnee.-Messrs. Udal, w. s
| Sherwood O. F. Marshall, Fullerton Hall.


Road. and Bridgss-Messrs. E. Marshall. Primmer,
Public Lands-siessrs. L. Miller, Van Bergen, King,
Wood, Cost


Ladsn .a6ars-Msssrs. Rogers, Marks. Hoover, King.
Charitable and Religious soeiesies-Messrs. Graves,
Fleet Knne, Bioss, Boughton


| Duriee.


.Erpirins Lavs-Msssrs Albertson, Lewis, Moore, j.
Public Prin,ins-Messrs Townsend, ssacord, Chase,
A. Wood, J. r. Thompson


Pitts, Morshouse, French, Willis, Anrls. ''
The annual report Of the Comptroller was handed in
COPIES were ordered to be printed.


House upon call Of Mr. Harris. for the consideration
message relates leasshod estates to select ant
renp Committee. Messrs. Smith and Bailey were the
marks incendiaIy in the highest dsgres-it was
rctort and recrimnation between Messrs Bailey and
Smith, who occupied the floor exclusively.
Alter occupying than hour, motion Of
Mr. Harris, the House adjourned. Members will not
allow Mr. Harrs question Of reference to be put; and
thus day after day the House and adjouns with
out taking the question Of reference. The discus
sion Of members upon the merits Of the antrent quer
ton, when the question richly and solely upon the
matter Of the References Of resolution to certain COM
mee entirely out Of order, sccordng to all parla-
mentary rules, though the House has not found It out
yet Mr.. Perkins offered q resolution, which laid
over, instrucng the select committee upon leasehold
estates, to make certain enquiries, IL they
appointed, to the constitutonalty of lease for
twentyeno years. No other noticeable transactions
Most extraordinary preparations being made for the
Dol costume, at SatterleeI, the 18th inst am told
and my authority could not be beterthat there
hundred gentlemen coming from New York city to this
Carnival Ys goddesses, Diana,l Juno, Venus ye
Queens, Elizabeth, Ann, Mary Queen Of Scots) and