Ne,,-York Legislature.
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THURSDAY, AprL ~.


in SENATE, Mr.. Bartlit reported adverse TO the
petitions for bill enabling the Agent OF the Sing
Sing Prison 10 execute certain Stone contracts
Mr. Folsom also reported, complete, the bill in rea
ton TO ticking the Census Of the Sfats-Laid on
the table for the present, but subsequently ordered
10 be ensrossed for third reading. The bill
tecornmen nding a Convention OF tae Peep.e was
received from the Assembly, and, On motion OF Alr
Boekee, referred 10 a Select Committee OF ose
Senator from each Senate District. On motion or
Mr. Lott the Special Order was suspended, Tor The
purpose OF reading the New-Yors and Long Island
Ferry bill a third time After discussing the bill
some tine, the hour of having arrived, the Senate
took recess.


In the HouSE, petition was presented by MI
7 E. Lee, OF the Pert WardeEs OF New forA IN
reference 10 the Hurl-Gaie Pilots The House re-
ceded from lis amendment 10 the Senate bill con-
ceraing the State Library. Mr.. Howard, from the
Canal Committee, by consent submitted Report
csncernug the Canals Mr.. Chase reported the
Senate bill 10 reduce Town and County expenses.
and moved /; 10 d reference 10 report complete =
&lr. Russell objected saving The bill was too iIn
portsni 10 be hurried through IA this manner 1t
Sas finally made the Special Order for Tomorrow.
In Committee OF the Whole, The House toek up
the bill Ia relation 10 the Canals (App.opriates
Sl97 eco 10 certain Public Wofas) debate here
sprung up on the bill, and, while Nj Bsiiy was
king grounds against II, ihe House iook recess