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NEw York LEoIsLATuRE, Jan % IN THE AS
sEMBLY.-PETiTIoNs.- .-Ot the ladies of Saratoga
county, to prevent licentlousness. Several peti-
tons for the incorporation Of the American Fo-
reign Bible Society. Remonstrance of the citi-
zens of Albany and New York against the same
Mr. OAKLEY, OF the members of the Farmers Club
OF New York, for an Agricultural College, to be
located in New York Of several citizens in New
York to abolish Militia trainings.
MIR 1 X. LEE, adverse to the petition TO abo-
llsh commissioners OF deeds


Mr.: MORRISON, by bill to protect people keeping
boarding houses IN the city OF New York.


MI VAN VALKENBURGH, TO allow the New York
and Erie railroad TO extend their track into
pennsylvania Laid over.


Mr.. BAILEY called up his resolution in relation to
the security OF stockholders in Banks, Insurancee
Nc directing the judiciary to report bill in rela-
ton TO the subject. After some debate the resou-
tion passed.


In SENATE-There was long talk about their
Texas resolutions, which the Senate refused to
take up.


Mr. CoMsTook, from the select committee, to
which were referred the several propositions to
amend the constitution, repOrIfd in part, recon-
mendlng the adoption of theAmendmenls passed
upon last year, and referred to this Legislature for
action. These were -


l. The addition OF two justices OF the Supreme Court


2. The creation OF three associate chsncellors.


3 A1boiishing the property qualification for Office


D. IN reference to the removal Of judicial officers.


The majority of the committee also reported in
favor OF the amendments -


l. Relative to State debt and liability


The restrictions upon the future contraction Of debt


Mr. Comstock stated that the committee deemed
these amendments of too much importance to be
delayed In order to accompany them with writ
ten report and had, therefore, directed him to re-
port them tins morning. In order to secure early
action on them, he moved to refe the amend
ments to the committee of the whole, to make
hem the special order for Friday next, at IL
O'Clock.


Mr.. WoRDEN then called up the Texas resolu-
tlon, which led to desultory debate. AT the


Mr.. WoRDEN moved Instructions to the COM
mlttee, to report tomorrow morning in favor of
the resolutions.


Mr.. CARPENTER moved an adjournment-it being
past two O'clock. Lost, ayes 81, noes 73.


Mr.. T. r. LEE now took the floor in a vehement
speech IN favor OF the instructions.


Mr.. BAnY moved to postpone the resolutions
till the first day of May.


Mr.. T. r. LEE moved an adjournment.