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Ot the blll which had passed both Houses for the increase of the pay of the members ofthe Legislature, and of the Executive Council, from two dollars to two dollars and a half per day.

 The speaker then read the clauses of the constitution, and stated that the question must be taken by yeas and nays, and that it would be, whether the bill should pass, notwithstan- ding the reasons of His Excellency to the contrary. It was then decided in the affirm ative-yeas 277, nays 94.

 The bill was then sent to the Senate, and passed-yeas l7, nays 2.

 Where bill has been vetoed by the Gov ernor, 1t is necessary that it should be passed by majorities of two thirds in each House. This bill having thus been sanctioned by two thirds of each House, becomes Law without the approval of the Governor.-Buston Gag. Almost Murder.-Our city watch, about l2 o'clock last night, detected Q woman in the rear of Trinity Church, who said she had just come in town, and did not know where to 20. She was taken to the watch-house. much against her will, where it was discovered that she had under her cloak new born in- fant, which she had intended to abandon and expose to the inclemencies of the night. and inevitable death. She subsequently, comics. sed that the child was born in the Kitchen of a respectable family in the neighborhood of 1 the Green, about two hours before she was discovered, when she and the child were hu- namely taken care of. She said she had reS- pectable connections in the city, and her name and present abode can be ascertained l from the captain of the watch.

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