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NEW YORK LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.-ln the Sc
NATE on Saturday, petitions were presented from
Gerrt Smith and Others and also ome Jeff rson county
against discriminating tolls Mr. Coming reported bill
extend the time for organizing the Atlas Mutual Insu-
rance Company Mr.. Hand to partially interrupt the
horoughisre in Thirty third street. in the city Of New
York. Adjourned.


In the House. among he petitions from demo-
rats OF Brookheld Madison county, presented by Mr.
Sears, asking the Legislature to repro tho
course Of the authorities of Rhode Island in relation to
Thomas w DorrxThe petition, after good deal of con-


ersstion as to the disposition OF IT, motion of Mr.
Worden, laid on the table Another as presented by
ais patent plan Tor taking the ayes and noes the
subject OF some conversation, and finally referred the
committee the rules and orders The other petitions
numerous but OF the usual tenor Among bills
ntrodsced by Mr.Wheeler TO amend the NJ York
school Law and another by Mr.. d Gould. to amend
The law to increase the the state by
he market for salt coal and leada bill designed to cure
defsct by which the Montexuma manufacturers de-
pved Of the benefit Of the bill The bill amend the
;harter Of the New York Mutual Insurance Company
passed. The special order-the constitutional amend
nents-now coming round the House resumed the con-
side alton Of them IN committee Of the whole Mr. Jones
the chair. The Speaker having the hesr, addressed
the committee at length In able and cleo speech
support OF the constitutional amendments passed upon by
he lest legislature particularly the financial and judicial
amendments charging home upon the whig party and
heir allies In the house in the OF his remarks the
design TO defeat amendments clearly demanded by the
aeope, and right and desirable in Themselves in order to
coerce resort 10 convention, not much 10 effect
vision OF the fundamental law hut to the cos
ION party advantages Mr. Oakley followed in vndica.
ION OF the American Republican party ana Of their prin
cples, but without concluding gave way to motion to
rise and report progress. The committee rose and the
House adjourned.