Ne,y-York Legislature.
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TUESDAY. March .5-5f.IN1DN.


In ASSEMBLY, the Erie Railroad bill first came
up in Committee of the Whole, and was very spl-
ely debated by NIessrs c. F. Crosby, L. II. Brown,
]. Coe, Van valkenbursh, Collins, Wordeu, Hlne,
Coe, Danfor;h, Fonda, wolrath, and Nlven--
Nearly all were in favor of the main Proposition
releasing the Company from the payment OF The
States hen of $1,000. .Oco-but NIr. Moris's mo-
non to confne the Road 10 this State was mega
tyed MIR Worden had no objection TO allowing
tins road TO 90 iat0 Pennsy ylyanla-hs only doubt
regarded the expsdlency OF allowing II 10 come
ont again The rlder authorizing the Company 70
construct branch 10 Newbursh, with add-
tona capital OF S750,00O was adopted. On MI
Frisbee's motion, the House prescribed that ne
Western terminus OF the Road should be IN Cha
tduque Co. Adj