NEW-YORh LEGISLATURE.
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SENATE MIR Smith, from the committee on
agriculture reported adverse to the petition OF cii-
zens OF New-York for an Agricultural College and
Experimental Farm.


MIR. Folsom, after expressing desire 10 discuss
This report, moved 10 refer il 10 the committee of
the whole.
Mr. Smith opposed the motion, and it was reject
ed


The roper, OF the committee was then agreed to
Mr.. Jones called up the joint resolutions on the
subject OF the New-Yo,k PHO, Laws


Alter speech of considerable length from Mr.
Folsom of New-YoIk, on this subject, the rssolu-
lions were laIG on the table, and the House went
into Executive session.


AsSEMnY.-Mr. 4. H. Buel presented bill to
incorporate The Peoples Mutual Insurance Cempa-
ny in New York


Also, bill 10 incorporate the Security Mutual
Insurance Company in New York


The Speaker announced the Select Committee
on the subject OF reduction OF the rates Q; inter
est: MesSrs. Niven, Ma;heI, Bush, Haunum and
Mccarthy.


The Committee of the Whole, Nj Constant in
the chair, TOOK up the constitutional amendments.
Mr.. 5. Miller made brief speech IN favor OF rh-
adoption Of the amendments.


Mr. BloSs addressed the Committee, and was
followed by Mr. Wor6en


On motion oi Mr., Morrison, the Committee rose
and reported progress


On motion Of Mr., Morrison. the Committee of
the Whole, Mr.. 7 f. Lee IN the Chair, took up
ihc bill II ard OF The lasti,non for the Deaf and
Dumb. The bill was passed without opposition.
Reports Were received from the Canal Board and
Canal Commissioners In answer 10 Resolutions Of
the House. The House then adjourned.