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NATE, bill to increase the capital of the Common
the wi now on
in bank, was reported by the COMMITTEE on FL
nance. Mr.. Jones introduced bill to amend the
laws relating 10 the assets OF person dying ntes
tate.


A heightened debate occurred upon the subject
OF the contract under which the printing OF the
Senate is now executed-and also upon the bill to
prevent persons appearing disguised and armed
after which the Senate went into Executive ses.
sion.


In the Housx, petitions were presented and re-
tered, against the annexation OF Texas; for the
new comfy of Wright, from Otsego, Delaware,
&C.; tor resumption OF work On the Genesee
Valley canal for new county, from Chenaagn,
Delaware and Breome; TO incorporate the Amen.
Courts of Oneida CO. relative to the rights OF ma.
ried women relative to excise Tor law requi..
ring return Of fines, collected by justices, &c. to-
Railroad; for road through the highlands, to be
made BY convict labor; for a repeal or change Of
the militia laws; tor general Registry Law; to
amend the charter OF the New York and Erie Rail-
road Co. for road from Croton Brook to Fish
kill, by convict labor to extend TO married wo-
men the rights Of property ior new county from
parts OF Delaware, Otsego, Chenango and Broome;
law submitting o 10 the peane Of the seve2.i towns
the question Of License or No License.


Bills were introduced, by Mr.. Oakley, to amend
the act requiring returns from the county agricutu
raj societies to the State society, so far as relates to
New York city and county by Mr.. Mather, to re-
duce the legal rate OF interest, and to prevent usu-
ry by Mr.. De Puy, to abolish the militia law, and
in lieu thereof TO p1ovide for enrolment; by Mr..
De Puy, to disband such uniform militia compa-
MES as may be composed in greater proportion
than one-third of adopted citizens.


The Annual Report of the Superintendent of
Common Schools was received and ordered to be
printed.


The question Of Mr.. Daytons right to seat in
the House, as representative from the county of
Suffolk, was debated at length, but without de-


The remainder of the day was consumed in de-
bate upon the subject of referring the Governors
Message.


The following are the committees unced
yesterday by the Speaker of the House:


On wsys and Means-Messrs Grain, Russell, Bailey,
Niyen. Worden


On the Judiciary -Messrs T. R. Lse, Comstock. Rus.
On RallroSds-Messr Van valkenburgh, D. Gould,
Thayre Morrison, Spring


Oa Banks and Insurance Compsnies-Messn A. H.


On Two.third Bns-Messrs Van Schoonhoven, Harris,
Bagg, Du Puy, Wynsnt:


On Colleges Academies and Common Schools Messrs.
L. H Brown Jones, Hardin. 8. Miller, A. W. Young.


On Grievances-Messrs Boughtop, Dsnfor'h, skelten,


on Cities and Yllsges-Messrs Ross, Mcdonald, Gil.
faYd White, WyckoH


On Manufacture q sst-Messrs Mccarthy, Shelton.
Bush, A. C Smith, Heermance.


On Trade and Manufactures -Messrs Titus, Gregory.
Barber. Blake, c. johnson.



tington, Brewer.


On Engrcssed Bills-Mesrs Hannum Carpenter, Bags.
Bailey, Oskey.


On Militia and Public Defence-Messrs. Fonda, sager
Sweeney, Mather, Mcvean


On Roads end Bridges-Messrs Psrdee, Burdick. Tut
hill, Frisbee, Moulton,


On Public Lands-Messrs Knapp, Hszeltine, Daniorth


On Indian Affairs Messrs W. Smith, Mann, ). Steven.
son, Preston, Wynsnt


On Charitable and Religious soccties-Messrs Her.
yey Garretson, @ Ooold, bloss, Thompson.


On Agriculture D. Leo Salisbury, r. L. Sta
vensnn BUNKER Kinnee.


On Expiring Laws -Messrs. Sweeney, Tibbstts, Bstts
Dewey Merseresu.


On Public Printing-Messrs. wsrath, sager Cameron.
Par6ee, Edwards.


On Expenditures in the Executive Dspartment-Msssrs
M Brooks Bachman Rice Jarvis, Oakley.


On Expenditures Of the House-Messrs. Pierce, T. Buell.
Rodgers, Culver, Hunt.


Joint Library -Messrs. Constant, Thsyre. Thompson.
Hammond, Fem Ne.


On Privileges end Elections-Mssses Nvsn. Morris,
c. D. Miller, Harris, Horton.


On Petitions OF Aliens-Mcssrs. dickson, Mccarthy
G. + Crosby. Lichfeld, q. A. Brown,
On Erection and Division Of Tcwns and Counties
Mcssrs Hine, J. Brooks, Chase, Collins, Ray mond.
On Claims-Messrs Tef' Mickey, Nswkirk, stro
bridge, Casner.


On Internal Affairs Of Tewns and Ceuntiss- -Messrs.
Chase A. @. Smith, Fellows, Brewer, Wilcsx.


On Medical Societies and Collsges xsssrs Whitney,
Tefil, Dickson, Wells, D. Lee.