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IL SzNArz, Nr Beekmaa presented petition
t!cm GTeene county tos the excise isw- MIR Jones
presented one from Eew-York in favor OF the bill
10 prevent horSs-Tactn- on Ice Thlrd Avenue and
Tor d race course IL Harlem; by Nj Barlow. nom
citZsns or Ctisrr: Valley, w.,hou, distinction of
paryr pTavins fer the favorable action of me S,-
nate on the excise bill; by Mr Folsom, from l2:h
ward Nsw-IoTk, IN favor OF the bill prevent the
racing ard troliiDs of horses The avenues of SAID
civ Mr. Bockee reported in favor Of the Assem-.
Div bill authorizing the osn CT certain moneys be-
longing 10 the L. States and or deposit IN this
State. Also. wrltiea rePoT; cdrsFSs 10 the pas
sage OF the Cerilorar: Bal The several resolutions
10 print were referred TO the printing committee =
Nj Clark reported adversely 10 The petition OF cit
izeus OF New-York for aid 10 the Colored Home
agreed TO- On motion OF Nr. Lott, the rules were
suspeIed Tor the purpose OF taxing the haal qusS :
tion on The Nrw.York and Long Island terry bill.
The ayeS and noes having been taken, the bill
passed by vote OF 70 ayes, ) noes On nouon OF
Mr. Corning the bdl in relation to jurors IN the
county of albany, was read third time and pass
ed The Senate then took up number OF private
bills. and went INTO Executive Session.


In the HOUSE, peuilnnS were presented. by 33T
Frisbee tor a revision OF the Militia Laws; by Nh
Bush. OF merchants Of New-Y York for equalization
IN canal tolls: by Mr. L. IL Brown, 70 complete
the Black River canal Mr.. Carpenter presented
Report of committee in favor OF the bill Of Cen.
Mather 10 revise the Militia LG,rs. Mr.. Morn
son for the purpose OF testing the houSe, moved 10
recommit the Dill. with instructions 20 report on
Monday next a bill 10 abolish ordinary military
parades After some discussion. the bill was made
The special order for Monday next. Mr.. 6eMns
presented written report and bill, u favor ot re-
healing the law TO aior Railroads 70 carry Freigtt
(lIr. B. said this was petiioued for by more Than
Il, 600 iadlviduals) Ordered printed. Nh. Coe
moved that the bill in relation 10 canals now have
its third reading Agreed to. A discussion here
sprung up on the bill, during which the House adj
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