NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
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HERSDAf. FEB. ~.


SEyATE-Nlr Beekman moved to make the bill
| for the payment of the Guard at Hudson special
order for Tuesday next. Agreed 10.


The Joint resolutions IN relation TO the Pilot
/ Laws were taken up and discussed


ASSEMBLY Mr.. Bowen presented the following
resolution. which was laid over enc day.


Kes3ire9 That the Canal Commissioners report to this
Hous- in detail What viii probably be the expense Of
pleting all the mechanical structures commenced on tile
Eric canal car cement and Of Ill work necessary TO con
rect said structures with the Erie canal. bring into
said structures and also what the expense viii probably be


bnildnr repairing. &c the work which will be necessa
r 10 continue tia. portion OF the Eric canal which
viii be abandoned by bringing into Use the above work on
the Erie canal enlargement.


/ Mr. A II Buel called up his resolution, asking
/ for full information IN respect 10 the aairs and
business Of the several Railroad companies in tie
State Referred 10 the Railroad Committee


The bill for the Suppression Of Llcfntousness
was taken up and, after further discussion, recon-
mitcd TO the Select Committee on that subject.
FRIDAY, Feb. q.


SEyAre.-Mr Jones called up the JOINT resou.
tons reported blythe committee commerce and
nay;gatiGn relative to the subject OF P!lotage.


Mr. Clark moved 10 amend the resolutions by
striking out the words $ ol questionable const!tu-
toraliiy" and " unust'


The motion to strike out the words OF "ques
/ ronabie constItuilonailty" was carried; but thai
to strike out the word unjust was lost.
I The debate WAS continued until after the usual
hour of adjournment, but without taking the main
question, the subject was passed over.
| A message was received from the Governor
transmitting the final report of the agent appointed
10 transcrbe documents in relation 10 the colonial
history al this State


/ Nh Folsom moved that the report be referred TO
Select Committee, and that ten times the usual
number OF copies Of the report be printed Carried


ASSEMBLY G.. Cioold reported biz 10 IN
corporate the domestic and foreign missionary So
cirty OF the P. L. church OF the U. 5. Of America


Mr.. Thompson introduced a bill for the relief Of
the New-York Institution for the blind.


This bill was accompanied By an interesting re-
pou-five times ie utual number OF which were
ordered o be printed on motion OF Alr Fonda.l


Mr. Fonda from the Military Committee sub
mitied under previous order OF the house. state
meni Of the expenses incurred by the recent calling
out OF the militia at Hudson-ant an estimate made
by the Sheriff of Columbia. [Whole expense S23 :
GGS Referred 10 Committee OF the Whole


The House went into Committee, Mr. Constant
in the Chair, on the constitutional amendments
passed upon by the last Legislature. No question
was taken.


On motion of Mr. Morrison. the Joint resolution
authorSing The location of the y. \. II z. R. r.
our Of the State, at certain points-were recommit-
ted, retaining their place on the orders.