Ne,y-Iork Legislature.
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THURSDAY MarCn -, iN'o-


In SENATE. petitions were presented from land
owners OF Wes,chrster County against the petition
of Saul Alley and others for railroad between
Ncw-York and Albany; from New Hartford,
Oneida Co. to submit the question OF belonging 10
/. iew contcdcracy 10 the pcoFle-thS petition re-
lerS 10 the f,aBntXatloH Ci Texas: It was ltId ca
the iabl,. by vote OF ~ to ); MI Corning pre-
sented memorial from the Society OF Shakers,
relative 10 certain charges made against the Socie-
ty A debate was had upon this memorial, be-
tween MesSrs Clark and Sherman, when, on mo
ton of Mg. Wright, II was LAID on the table Mr
Jones presented petition from $50 cItIzeIs q
New YoIll, for the passage OF the Excise law:
also a petition against lis passage


Mr. Bockee. from the Finance Committee, re-
ported adversely 10 the passage OF The bill relative
to the fees OF Inspectors Of Pot and Pearl Ashes,
Nc IN New York, which was referred 10 the CON-
nttee of the Whole Mr.. Barlow brought IN
bill which was read twice, 10 reduce the tees ot
Inspectors al Pot and Pearl Ashes. Mr. Putnam
reported IN favor OF the passage OF The Assembly
bill relative to Pilots and P!lctaSe by way ol SANDY
Hook. which was referred TO the Commute ct The
Whole


Mr.. Faulkner brought in bill aulhorisiug the
New-York and Ere Railroad TO build branch ter
nnating at the village OF Newburgh, which had lis
first aud second reading. After passing lew biIlS
the Committee ct the Whole took mp and ana con,
sidered unlI near the hour OF adjournment, the bii
to aulhorse f. II. Brodhead 10 SUPPLY the city OF
Utica and the L.unallc Asylum lhpure and whole,
some water. Tho Committee rose and reported
progress when motion 10 go mlo Executive Ses-


In the Assembly Yesterday afternoon the bill for
the suppression OF RIGHTEOUSNESS was under discus
sion. and proposition was made by Mr.. Baily TO
strike out the majority bill and insert that OF TIE MI
norlty. but without taking the question the House
adjourned. This morning the petitions were fewer
in number than usual, and mainly on The usual sub
ccts This being general order day, the House
immediately after The presentation otpstluons, went
ln;o Committee of the Whole. and went through
with the bill to incorporate the Troy and Hrecn6usG
Railroad Co : also the two bills imposing Cana
toIls on all freight carried over the Mohawk and
Hudson and Troy and schenectady railroads. Some
debate sprung up on proposition TO insert an ndl-
vidua liability clause in the Troy and GTeenhush
bill, but the house refused 10 so insert While IN
discussion OF the principle OF allowing voting by
proxy in insurance companies, the house took Il re-
cess until Z. NJ. lAtlas