Legislature OF Ne.v-To.Is.
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SENArE.-Afcr coming out OF Executive Scs
sion yesterday the Senate proceeded 20 consider
Mr. PoRrER's rcscluticn in regard 10 the Sen lie
printing.


mir. CLARK offered Il substitute directing Tic
COMMITTEE On ---- To lGqulrc and report he
actual cost ard price Of the printing Tor The
Scnu,c, Assembly and poblic Offices The sums
PAID therefor and what would bg ia'f 6 'npcn-
sa,iou ier the same, and empowering the Com.
mitlcc TO send for persons a,d plpcrs,


Mir. roRrEK moved to I'll the blank with the
Committee on Public Expenditures.


Mr. WRIGHT movcd the Committee on f0blic
Printing.


The ayes aud noes being taken on the first
motion vcIe as follows;


Ayrs-sles,r> BacAus. Becknon. Beekee. DsG,ppion,
Dey" 9Gs,o9 Gi gl rosa Bee SMa Sfa G'4 Coming
Fauisner. Hard Jones Scovi Smith. Wfsht--l!.


'rh.rc being Il tie, The President gave the east
inp vote III the afirniatiue 50 the fefolul'on "as
referred 10 tue Committee ON Pubic Expenditures.


ALBANY. 1'hur:day, Iaa. g.


SrY.re-Mr BAnLow introduced resolution
calling upon the Canal Commissi ncrs for a
statement, of tho number Of clerks employed and
the amount OF clerk hire paid by them duHng
the year past Agreed 10.
Hy Mr. HAGp, resolution providing 'oi The
appointment oi Il Scicct Noiiiih'to' ~ '""1 '''''
co, sidcration lie petition presented this Inors
iog againsi tie annex ton OF texas, US Well s
nj other net tons o, menoriais relting tier IT,,
ami rapor. what .ac ION, ii any, was necessary 10
:ic taken ttcrcon.


Tie question baDg taken. The molten of Nr.
JoNgs 10 refer the subject to Committee 0i 'hc
Whole, prevailed.


Mr.. PoRrER's resolution, calling upon the In
snectors of Tobacco, Beef, Flour, Pork, &c IN
The city of New. York to furnish within 'cn days,
full re5pyts OF the articles inspected and fees &C.
ceiycd ny them du,ing tho past year, was neat
considered and agreed to, without DIVISION


ASSEMBLY -Mr. HUNTINGTON presented a writ
tcn rcpo.t and bill, in Garo of the petitions to
punish seduction and adultery as crimes.


MIR. BAILEY briefly explained bis Posili1n as
tho m;nnrifv of the committee He was not
nrenared to say vi ether he should make coun-
Ter report He desired time for reflection, and
he shonld be guided by circumstances. ibis
yyns n delicate question, and he did not wish TO
h, understood as dissenting wholly from the re-
n3,t. hut only from some Ct the provisions Of the
bill


Mr. Coz moved that ten times the usual num-
ber Of cocies of the report be pristed Agreed TO-


The Committee of the Whole, Nix. BAILEY IN
the chair. resumed the consideration Of The case
of MIR. DAYTON.


Mr.. MoRRIsoN resumed and concluded his re-
marks in opposition to the right of hr.'D' to his
seat.


The amendment Of Mr.. HARRls which declares
the seat of Mr. Da}tot. is vacant, was lost, ayes
SO, noes 81


The original resolution was then reported to
the House


The House determined that Mr. DAYTON ,oaS
entitled to his scat, ayes e. noes 81, Mr D.
Lee calling for the ayes and noes. Division