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TUESDAY EvESlSG, Aarch3o
In Senate, a great number of private bills were
read third time and passed.


The bill TO rcplensh the Safety Fund and re-
deem the notes Of broken Banks (by calling on
the solvent Banks for an extra contribution OF two
per cent on their capitals respectively vas con-
,idered in Committee of the Whole, agreed to-
aud reported Ii absolves the Safety Fund from
all liability except for the circulating Notes issued
by insolvent Banks


The State Printer bill was taken up and made
| the Special Order for tomorrow.
| In the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr.. CRAMER of
Saratoga reported from the Judiciary Committee
a gainst extending to blacks the Right of Suffrage
| uncogged BY any Property qualitication.


Mr.. SwAcKHAMER, from a Select Committee,
| reported greatly modified bill with regard to
Mechanical Labor in State Prisons, which was
ordered to third reading.


Mr.. PALMER. from Select Committee. reported
a bill requiring the Publication Of the State Laws
in one paper in each County, at cost of $50.


The bill providing for the election of a new State
| Printer, &C. was passed by party te:Ayes 20;
! Noes 26.


The bill to abolish imprisonment for Debt on
Costs was defeated: Ayes "a; Noes Sc.
The bill to abolish the Punishment Of Death was
debated by Mcssrs. STETsoS against and OSULLI-
VAS in favor Of its passage. No decision
| The bills to aid the two Medical Colleges in this
CITY were in effect rejected bya vote of 81 to 81.


"WEDNESDAY, March so.


In SENATE, Mr.. BARKER from the Railroad
Committee reported aeainst Mr.. Hotimans bill
providing for the construction of the Ogdensburgh
! and Lake Champlain Railroad Also agaiRsl
Mr. Dickinsons bill to provide for the construc
,ion of the New-Yorl and Erie Railroad by the
State.


A great number of bills were reported complete
and ordered to u third reading.
Cen Roor submitted Resolutions condemning
the arbitrary course pursued ut Washington in tho
censure of Hon. j. r. Giadings.


Mr.. DIcKIHsoS moved to instruct the Judiciary
Committee to report the subject of our Slavery
collision with Virginia and South Carolina. Mr..
STRONG opposed, and the motion negatived
by a party vote.


In the HOUSE, MIR. SIMMONS from the Judi
ciary Committee. reported bill TO PUNISH
ADULTERY AND SEDUCTION. with overwhelming
reasons theret-r. Five times the usual number Of
the Report ordered to be printed.


Mr. HOFFMAN reported bill to secure a more
accurate valuation of Taxable Property. Also one
to modify the Us,ry Laws.


The General Election bill came back from the
Senate with several amendments; all Of which
were agreed to except one defining Residence,
which was voted down--57 to i1.


Mr. BAKER reported al bill permitting the Utica
and Schenectady Railroad to carry freight


The bill to abolish Capital Punishment again
came up, and Mr.. O'SULLIvAN resumed his re-
marks in its favor, but the hour of 2 arriving, the
House took It's usual recess. The bill was proba-
bly, disposed of at the Evening Scssion-as was,
we presume. the State Printing bill in the Senate.


We have not received any reply TO our IN
quiry in yesterdays paper for the Collector OF.
Market Rents, but the current report yesterday
was that he is G. I. T., leaving the city minus
some $4,000. If this prove correct, here is Il
pleasant little addition to our next years Taxes .
Q yes o yes does any body know where we
shall find the rare lads who used to bawl so Justify
Bring out them spoons!


lJ What is the matter il the Sheriff S office {!
Can any body tell Are our City Otfice-holders
ell on their winding way


~ EtlHU BURRlrT lectures this evening at
the Carminc-s,reet Church.


Og Mr.. O. BAcAELER will deliver Lecture in
the Dclancey-street Church this evening, which
we are confident will be well worth hearing.


70 JAMES CAMPBELL, Esq. has been nominated
by the Governor as Associate Judge in the Com
mon Pleas Of Philadelphia in place of Judge RAN
rALL resigned.


FROM BuESos AYREs.-Dates from Buenos
Avres to Jan. Goth have been received. y tre-
rnendous gale on the l7th did great damage to the
shipping The George, Emulous and Franklin,
from the United States. were driven nigh and dry
on the shore and were condemned. Several Bra
lillian vessels shared the same fate. Gen. Paz,
with his army, is in the Province of Eure Rios
Lopez of Santa Fc has G.000 men. Labor.
grain and provisions of all kinds are enormously
high. The country is in most wretched state.


GA A street encounter took place at Philade-
phia yesterday, in which Mr. James Caldwell, dry
goods dealer. received. as is feared, fatal
wound from Dr.. W. ?. Johnson, who struck him
with pistol. Itsecms that Caldwell had charged
Mr>.#Johnson with an attempt to steal some lace
At Mr. Johnsons instance she was arrested. The
counsel for the prosecution, however, abandoned
lhe case. Johnson has been held 10 bail IN $1,000
TO answer charge of threatening TO shoot Cald-
we'll