New-YorIs Legi.lnture.
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MONDAY, Marcn IL.


In SENATE to-day, remonstrances were presented
against allowing the New-York and Erie Railroad
TO run their line into Pennsylvania petition from
Dutchess County, praying for law making the
Common Schools OF the State Free Schools; for
the incorporation of the New-York Academy OF
Music Mr. Bockee, from the Finance Commit
tee, reported bill, which was read twice, author
ring the CITY of New-York to loan S5IO,O00 10
complete the Croton water works; bill to incor-
porate the New-YOrk Gallery OF Fine Arts was
brought in, read twice and referred. Mr.. Barlow
reported in favor of the Assembly bill relative 10
interpretations for manufacturing purposes with an
amendment. A communication was read from y.
G.. PEBBLES, praying for the adoption OF his new
mode of taking the ayes and noes The Senate
then took up the General Orders, and proceeded
TO the consideration of sundry bills IN Committee
of the Whole, until motion 10 go into secret ses-
sion prevailed


In the ASSEMBLY, a number Of petitions against
the establishment of discriminating tolls were pre-
scnted, also as usual, large number IN relation 10
the New-York and Erie Railroad, This beng
general order day, number OF bills were gone
through with in Committee OF the Whole. Among
them was one extending the charter OF the Syracuse
and Oswego Railroad CompaIy bill which
Droposed some matera. alterations OF the system
of temporary relief to the county OF Livingston,
was amended after much discussion, so as 10 ex-
tend lis provisions TO all the counties IN The State
which might choose TO avail themselves OF IT
The House then took recess until T. Nj. tor the
purpose o taking up the bill Tor the suppression ol
righteousness. Albany Atlas.