New-York Legislature.
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IS SENATE, Mr.. Bockee presented petitlen ior
prohibiting the sale OF splntuous liquors on steam
boats; Nj Folsom one from American Agncultu-
raj Society in relation 10 the bill then before Inc
Senate Mr. Hard presented spndry ,emonS6ad me N6Ih
against any appropriation for Northern Prison :
Nh Clark reported bill to O. gsop9%Fass 'ns sunSly s,
bills were put forward by resolution. Mr. Folsom
made attempt to get ioF%aFa ssan1
frlsing to make them special orders. Bills TO tacll-
tate the construction of M0rses IelesTsrh r 10
TO amend Act abolishins Imprisonment Tor debt
and to punish fraudulent debtors, all had third
reading and were passed. The Committee OF the
Whole, MIR. Hard in the chair, took up the bill TO
amend the act providing for the distribution of the
Literature Fund, it being the special order OF the
dav. Without disposing of the bill the commit
tee rose and the Senate took recess.


In the HOUSE, petitions were presented by Messrs.
Dewey and c. B. Miller for and against the Albany
Bridge Mr. Whitney reported against the lncor-
poration of Homeopathic College at Auburn
agreed TO. The House then considered a number
OF private bills, and took a recess.