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SExArE.--Aftec the presentation ol varlpus pc
titons and reports, the Senate resolved tseli into
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. CORNING IN the
Chair, upon the bill 10 precent persons from aP.
peariHg in disguise Or armed.


The amendment proposed By the Judiciary
Committee allowing any elector oi County,
whether public peace-otlicer or not, to arrest
persons appearing disguised or armed, was, after
discussion, adopted, ard the bill passed in Com
rlittee.


Fir. BEgKMAS offered an additional section, de-
ciaring every assembage OF three or more per-
sons, IN pubic huu.cs or othcr places, disguised
as described in the bill, to be unlawful, and max
ing every such offence punishable by years i'm
prisonatcGt in the County jail. Adopted.


The Committee rose and reported the bill TO the
House, and it vas read third time and ordered
to be engrossed.


The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
Executive business.


AssEMDLY--A great number Of petitions, re.
solutions, sc. were presented and disposed OF.


Mr.. WoaDGs laid on the table the following
resolution:


Resored That the Canal Board report TO this House the
tracts on the paf; OF the STATE m Consequence Of Tie su.oen
public works by the OF 1884, specifying the
awarded and the awarded each and the
the cournc io the breach of which such damages
awarded ana the cost 10 complete the work to be peturmet
der each OF SAID coltruct1.


TGe Committee the whole, Mr. VAS ScHcoN.
HovEN in the chair, took up the Canal CommIs
sioner's bill. This bill provides that the designa-
ton Of the one non acting Commissioner shall be
designated by lo., instead of by vote Of the
Board Tne discussion on this bill occupied the
remainder OF the day. No question of import
ance was taken.


CoCSsELLORs AND ArToRSEYs.-1'he following
gentlemen were yesterday admitted by the Supreme
Court as CounseoIs and Attorneys:
suSsELLoRs-Depjamin r.. Asan, Calender Beecher,
William C. Brew, Henfy A. Brigham. Stephen B. Cushug,
Flanders, L. II. Blown, lanes Fuller, J. liiden William
Grnnen, :. b. LewiI; y. W. slann, james D DcLaieu
john Newland Eiias j. Patterson, T. Nichols Epaphras j.
Sherbune Pipe Peter Nan Bergen, j. Fnirchlids Wells
Robert H. Wells Harvey A. Weed. Zaihan r. Ro.setrr Io
.eph 5 Colt II. [. Van Vpst, Alexander = Rowley Horace
Packer, J. J. Werner. Il. w. Judol n j. Waterbury john
u. Strain NJ Jones.


ArToRygYs-Georse w. Bushnell Daniel Clark Bnsss
Bufte Beach Henry Barry, Thomas Batch, Chrries H.
BOVINE, james H. Bacon. T. Builey, ). William Chnnp.in
Caspei r Collier. Gilbert w Cummings James Emendor
GerEe " Gny, Ihoul1S J. Gaver InIne. p GRAY.
y. Lopsins Keuvn t. l,nrocss, g r. Hi= CAafes
ford, John B. Ireland, Charles = jordan, Rufus H. King
Sehbufy kssam Charles kendfcS Charles l.. Lowery. Rob
s Ie Ror, Jr E. Maxwell Deal Daniel Motus, llnnet Nc
Carts. Augustine Nonoe Sienken u. Miller. William X
O. Paddock, Robert Reade George NJ Rect Isaac lawson
Charles Smith, Albert ~ Sheldon James H. Stnfrs John T.
shapny. James T. Sdure, James Stephenson Jr Ei,akim
ssoddaF George Smith. Lew. Sanford 1F Ihomss j3hg
Alien A. Dallas Wait Nelson T. H akeman. Frederick W.
Walker. James H. Yates lAbany Argus. OF Saturday.