New-York LEGISLATURE.
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ALBANY, Ihursuay, Jan. 10.


SsNATE-Various petitions were presented and
referred, after which Mr.. BARTLrr called up for
consideration his resolution providing for he
appointment of Select Committee, TO inquire
into the condition Of the volumes of the Natural
History. The resolution was ADOPTED, after hav-
ing been amended 50 to require the committee
TO report also the cost OF the work thus far and
the probable expense of completing it according
to the original plan.


On motion of Mr.. BocKEE, the Senate re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole, MIR.
JOHNSON in the chair, upon the General Bill e.
tending the time for The collection Of tazes. The
bill was passed In committee, reported to The
House and ordered to a third reading.


The Senate took up the Governors Message
and Mr.. Putnam spoke at length and with much
ability in opposition to the views of his Excelen
CIV respecting the Financial affairs of the State.
He was followed by Mr.. Barlow in reply and by
Messrs Hard aud Johnson, after which the Com
miitee rose and the Senate adjourned.


AssEMBLY.-A large number of petitions were
presented, and various resolutions, &c. offered
Mr.. Niven gave notice of a bill relative to insane
convcts in the State Prisons.


The House, after much debate, went into Com
mlttee of the Whole on The bill 10 reduce the
number OF acting Canal Commissioners TO three.
After considerable discussion, the Committee rose
and the House adjourned.