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tal matters growing out OF them without however
coming to vote AZ the close of the session. Mr
WRIGHT moved that the vote the amendments
and the bill be taken on Thursday at O'Clock, but
without taking vote, the Senate adjourned


The ASSEMBLY was not IN session today


SENATE, ALBANY Thursday Jan -


Mr. PUTNAM reported bill TO perpetuate evi-
dence of the death OF Nicholas Van StophorsI and
others, the original owners OF the Holland land
tract


Mr. BAcKUs made an able report on the subject of
establishing schools asylums for the education Of
Idiots Mr.. LoTT reported a bill TO amend the act
in relation 10 the proof of wills.


A debate arose upon the question Of printing go
extra copies of Mr. Schoolcratts interesting Indian
Report, which was finally adopted.


The Senate then went into committee on the print
ing bills. when


Mr. BEERS offered amendments which ELECTED de-
bate. in which several Senator's participated.
Upon Mr. HARDs motion the bill and amend
ments were referred TO the Judiciary committee, to
report complete, when the Senate took recess at
o'clock.


In the afternoon session. the committee the ju
dietary reported the bill complete, and it was order
ed to third reading by n vote of l. 10 10, rs fol-
lows


AYEs-Messrs Bactus Beers, Burnham. Chamber
lain Clark EmmoMS Folsom Hard, Jones' Lott. Mitch
ell, Py:aGm Scovil, Sanford. J. B. Smith, Wheeler
Wright-l7.
NSYs-Mcssrs Beekman, Dennsion. Deyo, Johnson
Porter. Sedgwick, s. Smith, Talco,t Williams, Young
10 Wings in hdtics
The Senate then adjourned
The bill makes the following provisions;


The printing for the Senate and Assembly. and for
all the departments the Government shall be done by
the person making under separate bids the lowest offer


proposals be issued By the Secretary OF state and
Comptroller under Ii days notice, and the bids to be
opened and determined by those officers. The contract
to continue in torre for two years.


The be taken IN relation 10 the PRINT
ing and publishing tho session laws.


8 The office OF State Printer be abolished; the ad
versements required by law in the State paper to
be published in paper in the city Of Albany that shall
offer perform the service at the lowest price per folio
ASSEMBLY.
Petitions were presented to reduce the tax or
seamen; for modification OF the law OF landlord
and tenant several for. and remonstrances against,
the incorporation of the American and Foreign Bible
Society.


Mr.. CuArFlEtD reported favoraby on the bill pro-
viding for proceedings i'll Justices Courts aGainstnon,
residents


Mr. LUDLOW, against distributing the session laws
TO school districts


Mr. STEVENSON presented the report OF the select
committee of the last Legislature in relation 10 the
| Quarantine laws.


After an interesting debate. the House ordered
! five times the usual number TO be printed.


Mr.. STEVENSON gave notice of a bill TO amend the
/ Quarantine laws.


Mr. SAxDS called for his resolution bringing on q
day for the election of State printer bat the House
| refused to consider II.


Mr. STEVENSON gave notice of a bin 10 abolish the
! Office OF State Printer
| Mr. BEACH offered n resolution calling tor full
statements of the tolls on the lateral canals.


Mr. UDALL introduced bill TO authorize the ac-
acknowledgement and recording Of last wills and tcs
iaments III certain cases.
/ SENATE ALBANY Friday. Jan 90


E., Il,
new County OF Irving Another by Mr.. VII
LIAMs TO change the time of voting under the new
/ License Law.


Mr. HARD reported in favor OF printing three
! times the usual number OF the Report Of Mr. BACH
/ Us on the Asylum for Idiots which agreed %.
! The Printing Bill having been reported by Mr.
FoLsoM. rs correctly engrosscd. il WAS ordered n
motion of Mr. WRIGHT. third reading, and after
an unsuccessful motion. by Mr. YouSG to la on the
table taken up on lis final passage, and discuss
ed incidentally until late hour in the afternoon. b.
Messrs. JOHNSON, SEDGwICK. HARD, WHEELER
YouSG. WRIGHT, CLAkK, VAN ScHooSHoyES
PORTER. BARLOW, LESTER and TALCOTT, when
the bill passed, as follows.
ArEs-Messrs. Baekts, Beers Burnham, Chamber
lain Clark Erm0ns, Folsom. Hard Jones Lester Lott
Mitchell. Putnam, Scovii Sanford j. Smith Spe ncer
Fan Schoonhoren Wheeler. Wright-20.
NAYs-Messrs Barlow. Bsekman, Denniston Deyo
Johnson Porter, Sedgwick 5. Smith Talcott, Villains
Young-l1.


Mr. " RIGHT moved reconsideration which was
lost-l2 10 20.


The Regent of the University communicated the
fact of vacancy in their Board by the decease OF
JAMES THOMSON OF Saratoga.


The Canal Commissioners sent in a repor, in an
swer TO Resolution of inquiry to the bes, mode
OF conducting the repairs the Canal
The Joint Resolution for the election OF a State
Printer on Monday next, received from the AS
semblv and read


Mr. CLARK moved to postpone its consideration
ill the lst Tuesday of Jane-the day OF the assem-
blage of the Convention.


After several motions TO ad ourn, 10 take recess
to postpone the motion, 20 lay on the table strike
out the lst Tuesday in June &c &c, Mr. Clark's
motion prevailed, as follows


AVEs-Messrs Backus Buruham Chamberlain Clark
En,rnons, Folsom Hard Jones, Lou. Mitchell! Putnam.
Scov Sanford, j. B. Smith, Spencer, Van Schoonhoyen
Wheeler. Wright-I5.


NoEs-Messrs Barlow Reekman, penniston, Deyo
Johnson, Lester Porter, sedgwick :. Smith Ts!cott,
Williams-ll.


a consideration was moved. and lost. ayes 10,
noes l3. The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion.


ASSEMBLY.


Several petitions were presented TO charter the
American and Foreign Bible Society-for the new
counties Of La Fayet.e Irving, Unadilla, &c. &c
for House Of Refuge at Syracuse-tor par
demption al Troy-to extend the Troy and 5 rail.
road TO Utica on the south side of the Moha vpk &c


Mr.. LUDLOW reported against the petition for
republication of the Geological reports ora sale of
the copy right-whch was agreed to.


Various resolutions OF enquiry and calls for inior
nation were adopted.


Nj Coz, calling on the Canal Board for q sys-
tenn of regulations applicable Engineers-another
by Mr. CLARK, for an estimate OF bringing into use
double locks between Syracuse and Buffalo.


Mr. BAILEY called up the Resolution fixing on
"Wednesday, the 2lst inst for the election Of State
Prnter-and 1t was taken up. amended by inserting
Monday. the 26th inst and passed.


Mr.. BEAcH's Resolution of inquiry was :hen call.
ed up, but superseded b. motion to 20 into Com
mttee OF the Message. which prevailed


Mr.. HAYSEg spoke until : clock in continuation.
and without concluding he gave way, and the Com.
mittee rose. AdjoQ med.


Appointments by the Governor.


By cad citi ne adrice and consent Of the Sesa;<.


JANUARY ~, 1876.
scHoHARrE CovNTY-Iohn c. Smith, master and e,<.