Nc,x-Tork Legislature.
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In the SENATE, The Committee on Commerce
reported bill to promote the safety Of Steam Mar;
iortiou on the Hudson R;rT, which was read
fwice and referred The bill provides for the ap-
noinnlcnt of three Post-Wardens and three Inspect
ors at Albany whose duty shall be to examine all
persons desirous of acting as pilots or engineers on
the Hudson river, and If satisfied that such persons
arc qualified. OF good moral character and tempe
rate habits, 10 grant hem pilot or engineer licenses


Mr.. Hard moved that the bill introduced by hIn-
self relative 10 calling Contention Of the PeeEe.
be referred 10 the Committee of the Whole ihe
question was not taken. belas cut oil by the ali-
nouncement Of the special order OF the day, when
was the bill in relation TO Ferries between New,
York and Iong-Isand. The bill was debated untl!
the usual hour of taking recess, when the CON-
inittce rose and reported without taking any ques-
tlon. c.,.


In the ASSEMBLY. this morning, Mr Comstock,
from portion of the select Committee ON the sub
iect. submitted written report, embracing MS
own views and those Of his colleagues, MessfS.
Sascr, Mckay and Pierce, on The subject OF Con;
yentiou motion to print fifteen times the usual
number OF the report, lies on the table The Com
mittee of the Whole then resumed the consideIa'
toa OF the bill OF Mr. Grain, and speeches were de-
Iiyered in favor OF Convention, by MIR. Morrison,
). A. Miller (for one with llmltauons) and MessIs'
Hunt and Belts Mr.. Collins, OF Allesany, spoke
on the other side. After he had concluded, the
HOuS,, took recess.