Lcwislature OF New York.
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The two branches OF the Legislature convened
at the Capitol yesterday.


The Senate met at ii o'clock. The new senators
having previously taken the oath of office, the
usual committees were appointed to wait upon the
Governor and the Assembly. The Governors
Message was received b. the hands OF his Private
Secretary, Horace Moody, Esq, read and ordered
TO be printed. The customary resolutions as to
chapialns, newspapers, &C., were adopted; when
the Senate adjourned.


The House was called to order at 10 A. M bv
Jsmes X. Rose, Esq Clerk OF the last Assembly,
and the roll called The oath of office having been
administered TO the members present by the Secre-
tary OF State, the House proceeded to organize.


H0RATIo SEYMOUR, OF Oneida, was chosen
Speaker on the first ballot.


On being conducted to the Chair. the Speaker
returned his acknowledgements.


JAMES X. ROSE, OF Albany, was appointed Clerk.


DAVID B. GRoAT, OF Otsego, Sergeantat-Arm
E. B. FENN, of Delaware, or-keeper.
81. R. NKAHR, of Montgomery, Assistant Door
keeper.


JOHN B. SHELDON, Of Allegany, second Assistant
Door-keeper.


Committees having been appointed to inform the
Governor and Senate Of the organization of the
House.


The Message of the Governor was received and
read, and


After taking order for the printing OF il, and
adopting the usual resolutions for the supply Of
newspapers, stationery, &C.,


The House adjourned


The following is list of the members Of the