New-York Lcglslature.
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Il SENATE, petitions were presented for submit
ting the license question 10 the People: remon-
s,rances against the passage OF the Excise bl!l =
Mr. Beer. gave notice OF bill TO abolish the Office
OF County Superintendents o; Common Schools
The Committee of the Whole went into the con-
sideration OF the bills in relation TO the State
Prisons and the bill IN relation to Usury. The en-
acting clause of the last bill was stricken out and
srhs,;i,A ..,a. offered by Mr. Porter, ,"hioh
transcript of The Massachusetts law on this SUBJECT


II ASSEMBLY, the Select Committee on the Con-
venlion Bill was reported by the Speaker. The
Committee consists of Messrs Chaplin, Wheeler,
Baily, Sager, Comstock, Mckee. Pierce and
Bowen-one from each Senate District. The
Special Committee 10 whom all the bills on Llcen-
tiousness were referred, and the Committee on the
Dorr Petitions were also reported. Mr. Pardee
brought in Report OF Majority OF the Commit
iee adverse 10 the construction OF the Albany
Bridge. which was accepted by the House Mr.
Mouion from the Minority OF the same Commit
tee reported BY bill in favsr OF Bridge at Albany;
and, on motion OF Mr.. Harris, II was made the
order Of the day for Friday. The bill for a Rail.
road from Lake Champlaln TO the nsvigable waters
of the Western Lakes passed. as also the bill TO IN
corporate the Brooklyn City Hospital Among the
bills introduced on notice, was one BY Mr.. Wor.
den, ITO Improve the Morals OF Minors engaged
IN navigating the Canals OF the State" \ COM
municatiou was received from Mr.. Dayton of Sui-
folk County, resigning his seat on account OF Ill
health. Atlas.