Ne1Y-York Legislature.
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| ,horse the New-York and Ere Railroad to con-
struct branch terminating at the village ot NeW
| bu-cl was passed. ayes -, noes : Feluous "ete
presented by Mr.. Clark. from Hebron. " a'hnSioh
| county, TO submit license qnesuen 10 tle ltolNe'
! bv Mr. Mitchell remonstrance from Johnstown,
| Fnlton county against the passage OF the excise
| bill: bv Mr.. Sherman, from Dexter, JeHelSon
i county, 10 submit license question 10 the PeoPse
also remoustrance OF merchants and dealers IN foS
srd nearl ashers IN New-Tork against reduction OF
;ns1ec,or.s fees. bv Mr. Corning. from citizens OF
| Albany in favor OF the license law also reflion-
STRANGE against said bii by Mr.. hnmonS, from
Chau,auQue county, for the passage oi the license
bill: also. remonstraRce from Buffalo against re-
newlng the charter ol the Syracuse ana os"eSo
Railroad Company by Mr.. Lott. renonsrance
| from citizens of New-York against closing 35d
street. by Mr. Earian, remons;rance ot 2l0 ctil-
zsns Of New-York. against the passage OF the IL
cense bill: also, from citizens OF New-l orK, III
favor of closing llth street from WeS'ches'ef
New York and Albany; by Mr.; Lester, remon-
STRANGE from 7h District against the passage OF the
bill restricting the powers OF masters IN chanceIv
Iy ASSEMBLY, Yesterday, p M-Mr Harvey had
leave TO report comp ete the bill IN AID OF the New
York dspensares-and II went 10 THIRD reading.
Also. the bill! for the relief o Michael Francisco,
an old revolutionary soldier. Proposes 10 give hlm
$3.50 in lieu OF the hundred acres OF land due 10
| him for military seryceS-passed UNANIMOUSLY
To-day petitions were presented by Mr.. -.
| Gould. against ClSSTnluHtloil tnnhi
| Mr. Titus to incorporate the A. and r. blole CO.
clety by Mr.. FrIsbee TO require parents and guar
dams 10 send children 10 school; by MI j. 0uhS'
complete, bill TO punish Seduction and ADULTERY,
| Mr. Y SAID the Committee mad made me oest OH
,kev could on the subject, and IN nearly every par
ticnlar. they were entirely unanimous IN relation TO
the bill now reported. Ordered 10 ihird reading
Bills were presented for the relief OF the New-l ork
Eye and Ear nirmay for the reIiei oil the hhieii-
can Seamen's Friend society; making an aiPtV,,,
1 l.,,1, .bo
passed. s,.,.v N,rc, %


In senate, 4 number Of petitions were presented
for the passage of the Excise Bill and several re-
monstrances against the passage of the same bill
| The abroad Committee reported IN favor ot re-
newing the charter oi the Oswego and syracuse
Railroad which was made the special order lor
Thursday next The same Committee reported IN
favor of other railroad bills, and that TO revive the
! charter of the Watertown and Rome Il Raroad had
It's first and second reading. Nlr smith, from me
Agricultural Committee, reported IN tavor oil the
hill 10 incorporate the American Agrlcutnrists AS
| sociajion Read and committed. MI fau!Kner,
from the Railroad Committee, reported In favor oi
The Assembly bill 10 incorporate company to
! construct railroad from the navlgable waters oi
the Great Lakes 10 Lake Champlaln Several bills
were put forward by resolution; among them the
bin for the relief of the New-Iork Institution Tor
The Blind. which was made special order for Mon
day next The bill in relation TO Pilots and Pilot
| aye hy way ef Sandy Hook was passed through The
Committee of the Whole and ordered engrossed
| for third reading The bill Tor The relet OF The
purchasers OF the Oneida Reservation was rcao
| third time and passed. The Senate then took up
in Committee of the Whole and reported on the
bill 10 enforce the laws and preserve order, and II
was finally reported TO the Senate and ordered 10
| third reading.


IN TIE ASSEMBLY. Yesterday afternoon, the sit
ting was occupied in the discussion 0i the Albany


Bridge question
! To-day, after the reception Of the reports OF
! Standing Committees the House resumed the dis
cussion OF the Constitutional Amendments, alter
which II adjourned to Monday morning.


DISASTER on TIE ElvER-NIvE Persons DEowS-
ED!-wc briefly noticed yesterday, the running down OF
small BY the south America. containing Two persons
who were drowned. From information which we have
collected of passengers and other sources appears tha
party of eleven persons, residents OF East Camp or Cor
mantown. Columbia County. consisting OF Geo. Eochei-


low. his daughter, sonin law and others connectel Win
the family and jeremiah Hover and tarrt Lasher pro-
cceded to Hudson in ski Wednesday, for the purpose
cfmukine purchases


on the same evening" nine of them wo remaining nj


uson) engaged the steamboat Fairfield 20 tow them b1cA
East Camp. and upon arriving at teir destination the
xii detached from the steamboat They were scarce
~ disencared when struck by schooner and
caps!zed The rghed again and two OF the
20; her and were endeavorns 10 ezTicate the
others from their perlous situaou when the Soul fcfl-


cane slcu. and before the fio could be warned OF The
danger the skiG Will her wheel and probably
instantly Killed the they were not seen aile-


wards Every exer:on was made which ;he darkness Of


the night would admit the unfortunate Sufferers,
without success The whole OF them, nine were drown
Cd. Albany Atlas, .stli.


ANOTHER ACCIDENT oy THE RIvER.-The steamer
Csumbus started for SnsSing, Yesterday mornr.
ran into the Columbia which had just arrived from Aba
n.y. pring her considerably bat fortunately person on
e.r boa, was hurt The accilea, undoubtedly The
result Of the heavy fog.


RIVERS The Illinois Is falling fast, with about
| six feet water in the channel


The Missouri is very ard faling3i feet water Only


Be.ween his city and 'be mouth Of the Obi, there
about nine feet water on The oars and i4l!!ns.


st. Louis Republican, March q.


The MlsSISsrrr; RfvEH.-The Vlcksburg SentI-
Saturday, 5;h m referring "a The state Of the river


SAYS The River has been rising lately al rat. "a


er alarming friends the banks and IN the swainps
u within SIX seven ieet Of the highest point last
YEAR and the waters above, b. tn last accounts
nearly all sng AZ Memphis learn il is within few
inches OF the highes, point during the ate overflow The
bulk ;hs water causing The rise, however Is from ihs
| Cumberland, which will soon run down


MAcKISAc SrgArrS. 4 letter from an [. ; Off
Ger the garrison SIckuac OF the date q March 20,
gvcs information that the straits wholly free Of lee,
East OF The Island that vessels might anchor IN the haf
| boz


MosE TyuIAy DIYrIcu1TrEs.-lduch excitement
stll prevails The Ck Nation; arising out Of another 'Hia
.k!Isf between soma Crs=ks and FzMn-- Aa.s Y EipP-2,
,cecrtn. The Western Frontier Wh-. that ~ Cks
We're @e' e m ~, ii w - r. y S ~. M NJ
Y


tier rie hey iheu II ms tn elbow and
again ;r an- tn T-sh of the and sending IL
isEd T. is,F chef Gu eEtoSh y no has sall<d general
council Of al - lndI-as Of tie Pr-S and Of the whole
Wst 4Ed >oethfest, 10 Be held n May reI AZ LIZ Creek
Council Ground.


! INpIAx DISTURBANCES Van Buren (Ark)
Inisigeacer u March say.-" The disturbances,
which last week, and The week before poke Of having


taken p.aes between the Indians frontier, appear
for the present be e:iled; u: from the tsk OF
he Creek Che;. may again epec; that tie Pswnee
| Mah=s, VIII attack the Greeks


/ The WsR-wHooP.-The Arkansas In,elhgencer
s,at-s that t- Csss hns the of the late ATTACK
gTon th-f, Hnedi-i-iY eurds tn Wlrwhoop heh


carried ihs dlsr.ncs OF hundred and twenty miles the
Nert space Of eighteen heGIs uho SGunted The


whoep travelling foot H. whole and ;at short


space thousand Geek ready for the
conflict his shows h4 the Indians who that could
such force could easily d:satt1l sprsdati0ns
/ upoa any hosris amy.


! L. :. SHIP PgNcEroS-The Norfolk Herald
OF he 18th inst contains Of the trial made
Saturday last OF the New propeller Commonly called STE
rers se t:ed the PIire:on- II is stated tat run
hing he distance Of II miles her speed increased
NILE and ihrt icy end that which she hac made thort
tine before With ErEicscns propeller under precisely sim


lAr circumstances The Herald further remarks: With
Stevens seu, therefore, presume me can average a