NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
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SENATE-A communication was received from
Mr. d. ). Dickinson, accepting lEe office oil I .
Senator for six years from ith OF March next


Mr. Lester moved a reconsideration OF the yote
of Yesterday, bv which the resolution, offered by
him, calling upon the President OF the Auburn and
Rochester K Rljlroad for certain information, was
rejected


Mr.. Corning repeated what he stated yesterday:
that the arrangement OF the passenger ana maj!
train was made bv the several Railroad companies,
win the approbaiion OF the Postmaster General.
He could see no necessity for the adoption OF this
Tr. Lester insisted that it was proper subject
of inuniry The delay at Auburn greatly inconve-
nenced the travelling public lie oeslred 10 kho"
At whose suggestion, and for whose benefit this de-
The @ Question of reconsideration was lost by
vote OF 10 Yeas: III Neys.


MIR Folsom gave notice OF bill TO incorporate,
the New-Yorh Gallery OF Fine Arts: also OF a Dill
To renew the charter OF the NeW-1 ofh historical
Society.


A,sEuB1Y-AIr Huntington reported with amend
ments. the bill 10 punish seduction and adultery.
NJ, n moved that the bill be made the specih!
order for Monday next. LoSt--Ayes 80, Noes 10.
Mr. C. f. CROSBY called for the question on agree
ing with the report OF the Committee OF the noie
on the bill 10 paw the troops calico INTO service al
Hudson and moved to restore the pay OF 81 day
- The nriyates. instead OF 81, 80 as agreed TO IN
Committee OF the Whole. ii


Mr. Harms addressed the House at some length
in relation 10 the question OF the manor troubles
and grievances ,.,o1
thar the manor tenants stood before us, refusing 10
oav the obligations which they mad assumed lhey
conl1 not be separated from those whT stood up as
the open unblushing volaors OF the Jaw


MI Bailey took the floor, but tyleldedto motion
10 adjourn, which prevailed


SATURDAY. March !.


SEsArE-The Annual Report OF the Regents OF
he University was received. A motion TO prih'
twice the usual number OF copies and .1o 10! uis-
tribution was referred 10 the Printing COMMITTEE


Mr.. Lester moved that the Comptro!ef rePof.,ae
amount OF money paid 10 the New olh sI..
non Ior the Deal and Dumb, and when such money
T Tbr Committee OF the Whole Mr.. Putnam IN
ha C,o;r r..nnled the consideration OF the oll! ior
the pavnien, of the Hudson Guard.
Il Vas finally settled that theI! payment should
date from the ID ci Jenuary. .,.;,,a.


AssEuB-r-The following is tue eoinli'I'lee IN
,be subject of the abolition Of capital Punlsnment-
Messrs S A Brown, Morrison, Daniofth' Cnase'
Mr.. Thomson reported bill 10 incorporate the.
Trustees Of TIE Episcopal Fund OF the Dioce=e oi


gr Morrison made verbal report on the subjecr
+ ,he Trnv and Greenbush Railroad Association.
Nv N stated the facts that mad been made TO af-
ra,, haor. IN. committee which were II substance
st,rb as were embodied II the discussion whiGa We
r-oorr-d day OF two since. lie reported back the
bIII churiering said Association, favorable, anc
,rrthout amendment. The bill was r-coIntniied
The biIl for the payment OF the Military for their
s..-,ir,. in The AMI. Rrnt war was then taken up


The House agreed TO the amendment reducing
the nav OF commissioned officers TO So per day, by
a vote OF y 10 ls


Also 10 the amendment, reducing the pay OF mu-
nd nriy1.r- 20 81 80 uer cav by q vote OF
Upon reducing the pay for the use Of the horses
OF the New York Companies te $50 instead OF
- per day, there were ayes 60, noes ..


The bill was ordered TO third reading, and the
House adjourned.