WEDNESDAY, March 2e
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In SENATE, Mr.. d. r. +. Jones presented r-mon-
strances from this city, PurPorins to be signed by
1874 persons agalnstthe passage OF the New Excise
Law. Mr. Corning five ditto from Albany. Mr.
Varney reported the New Excise Law wilh sundry
amendments-ihe principal OF which ercrnYts t3e
Cty Of Mar York from The operation Of ths ia,c-
The bill and amendments were ordered printed,
and, on molten OF w Emmons, made the Special
order for Monday next


The State Prlsen reorganization bill Twas discussed,
It's remaining sections stricken ou, BY II 10 10; the
vote .sconsidered by II to 10; and the Committee
had leave 10 1T on It again, By Is to9;


\ bill 10 relation TO Distress Tor Rent was dis
cussed at some length, and tnen the Senate went
into Executive Session.


Alr D. Lee made the Annual Report on the sub
ect Of Agriculture in favor of continuing the good
hitherto made 10 Couniy Agncutura! Societies.
After some discussiou-of the questlon-Does this
Report esa TIE learned professions and other ayo-
cations than Agriculture the House ordered the
printing OF 3, 10 copies.


Mr l. H. Brown reported on the SUBJECT OF Com
mon Saloos, againN 4boshlns the Office OF County
SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools, &c. Ot TINS Report
5. 30 copies were ordered TO be printed


Mr. White concluded MS speech on the Consi!;u-
tioaal Amendments. Adjourned.