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ALBANr May v, ises
Birds Buds, Fgosoers and Tsmperature In .fibsny-L


portasf Legislative Proeesdings


Kstydids birds Of Paradise cansriss and that sweet
bird Of Jovs. making the vicinity of Albany ring with
their melody. We soc cages slung every parapst
with csnaries in them and whppoorwls every tree
The weather peculiarly lovely that these dear little
creatures "at home" They are clipping
about the town. looking like diamonds sparkling in
beam and then there's an imperial Adonis among EN-
bird of Paradise


The Legislature is about making its eres~t o~ne-ju.t
going to adieu to tho country It's in terrible sg
,aSn Horace Greeley is here today Mr. Greeley
The high principle of personal liability has, thank God.
been for once rumphantly vndcated in the Senate By
poly-(rroy Gas Light Coz But centuries may elapss
before the world Informally recog misc the justice Of
The House ha. resurrectionized that Senate bill which
sent you while ago. in relation to the New York and
the House to-day and Cicero or Aristotle don't contain
account Of any such scenes happened hore to-day


Es on an sn o.
in the season for such vegeables Several sat down to
sas %aS had S S tickets for psss e brief 2.
hear took an active part in the operations the chamber
was filed the bill passed without amendment!
Beside this foat have record the final passage Of
that other BILL called the Hudson River Railroad bill
the House concurred with all the amendments made 10
the bill by the Senate and il 10 now a law.


In the Senate to-day, Mr. Hard from the Committee on
Railroads. reported in of the Assembly bill
thorze the extension of the Troy and schenectsdy Rail
laid upon the table. This bill will be defeated.


The House bill providing for the yment Of jurors IN
New York, was ordered to third reading


The bill to provide for the preservation o. the public
works on the Gcnesee Valley and Black River Canal
was likewise ordered to a third reading.
After seyers sS0rvs @ ssTp .as The AsnSy o 70
ordered to q third reading by vote Of 10 to IL.


resolution to order the bill in relation to devises and
n5S on s
and to cquazc taxation that they will though the
fate Of the bill in relation to dcvises and descens seems
to be extremely doubtful


By q vote in the House to-day, Judge that the bill 70
abolish the oice of County Superintendent Of Common
Schools will pass
to dissolve the marriage contract in Of confirmed
inebricty.
report favorable to the Senate bill establish an
asylum for idiots, was received from the Committee on


bill to regulate the rate of interest in this State at sx
per cent, passed by vote Of ~ ayes, to 81 nays.
giving operatives precedence creditors, &c, also
passed.


This afternoon the House passed the bill to revise the
charters of tho Auburn and Syracuse, and Auburn and
Rochester Railroad Compancs By the provisions Of this
bill railway will be constructed from Syracuse 10
Rochester to along the line Of the Erie Canal the
whole distance The present road leaves the canal at Sy
racuse, and meets il again at Rochester


The Senate. this afternoon IL incorporating railroad
companies in great numbers.


The MoRMoNs.-A gentleman from Nauvoo in
forms the editor of the Quincy Whig, that the
Mormons crossing the river day and night in their
banded There can be mistake about the fact that the
Mormons are leaving the State fast they possibly
can large amount Of property had been disposed of
settlers settlers coming in and those who do not & belong e II:
county the 23d ut, very stringent resolutions
adopted setting forth that nothing short Of the removal