Sc,y-York Lcyislature.
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WEDNESDAY, Nay ~.


In SENATE, Mr. Beers moved that the Railroad
bills be read in the order in which they were re-
f.rred TO the Select Committee. Mr. Hard opposed
the motion and insisted that these bills should be
read in the order in which they stood on the gene
raj order, but the motion of Mr.. Beers prevailed,
Is toS


Mr. Clark, from the Committee on the Militia,
reported in favor of the Militia bill from the Assem-
bly,, with an amendment excepting New-York City
from lis provisions. Ordered 10 third reading.


The bill for The promotion OF Agricultural Science
was passed last night by one majority, and motion
made TO reconsider was laid on the table. 1hls
morning the question of reconsideration was called
up again and carried, ana The Dill was TDccUd-
Ayes l3, Noes l6.


The bill in relation TO the Aims House Depart
ment in the City OF New-iork was read third
time aud passed.


Mr.. Corning moved that the final question on the
Commercial Bank of Albany be now taken. After
some discussion the bill was pdssed-Ayes %, Noes
S. The Rochester Bank bill then came up and
pnssed-Ayes %, Noes 10. To amend the act in
cooperating the Albany and Goshen Railroad Com
p4ny passed Ayes q, Nay l.


Mr.. Sherman moved that the bill to Suppress
Licentlousne-s be now read third time, but the
Senate retnsed-ll 10 g.


Mr.. Jones made like motion with reference TO
the Militia Bill, and II prevailed This bill. as
amended by the Military Committee oil the Senate,
was then read third time and passed.


The Senate took up number OF private and
local bills, and then went isto Executive Session.


In the HOUSE, Mr.. Wheeler presented Preamble
and Resolutions OF the new Common Council Of
New York, against the pending Ferry Bill.


Mr.. I. K. Lee moved 10 PRINT twenty times the
usual number of copies OF the Veto Message OF the
Governor on the Canal BIZ A spirited debate
sprung up this motion, but finally the Previous
Question was ordered and the motion agreed to
Ayes 80, Noes 80.


The hour of half past 10 having arrived, Mr. Jones
called for the question on the Brooklyn FuTy Bill
The bill was yusSed by vote OF Sd TO %.


Alr. Niyen moved that the House now go into
Committee of the Whole on The Supply Bill
Agreed TO; and the Committee, Mr. Morrison in
the Chair, took up that bill. The bill was amended
and passed


The Northern Railroad Bill was returned with
amendments. Mr.. Wheeler moved TO lay the bill
on the table lost, and the amendments were con.
cured la-Ayes 9S, Noes 6