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x,aaisIasure of New-York.

coresnondence OF the Tribune.
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for the better organization OF the cIltindi c"i =
in the city of Ncw-l ork. ordered TO bs; en-
crossed for third reading-cquivaen to lis hnili
passage-5y vote Of II to 9. II viii unques-
tionably pass, but whether will receive the sahc-
ton of the Governor, seems to be considered
doubtful The snlv other matter Of interest before
the Senate, was an invitation from the Western
Railroad Company of Massachusetts for the mem
'berso Join the Executive and Judicia branches OF
the Government OF this State, in excursion 70
Springfield the 4th of March next there 10
meet,,he Legislature, &c. OF Massachusetts, VIII
friendly greeting The invitation states tha' lhe
arrangements FOR ,Ee occasion viii be such that the
members can leave here i'll the morrhng, and after
spending three or four hours IN Springfield, can
return the same evening, il they choose The sub
zoe, was referred TO a Select Committee, composed
Of Messrs. PAIGE, fURMAS and BARKER, who report
ed resolution that the Senate will, on the Sd oi
March adjourn over TO the 9Th, to the end that menl
bers may avail themselves OF the invitation All, or
nearly all, vii! go, although il was deemed mex
pedent to 60 as u regularly organized body. a
similar iil,i,aton vas sent TO the Assembly, but
owing presume to press Of business, was not
presented and acted upon to-day Il will lldoubtlcss
be accepted Oh Monday morning.


The Assembly had quite an animated sitting
to-day Soon after the hour Of meeting, it was
ascertalned that there was barely quorum present
not enough to pass two-thirds bill and call
of the House was ordered. At length the requi-
site number were mustered, and the House again
proceeded to business. Among the bills reported,
perceive is the Annual Tax Bill for the city OF
Ncw-lork, which was by unaninlou. consent,
dered to third reading Also bill for the better
preservation Of deer on Long Island. \ bill
(from The State Prison Commi,cc) for the better
regulation ol State Prison Labor To amend the
charter OF the Jamaica and Rockawav Turnpike
Company; to au,horsc the Superintendent ot
Common Schools ofurns h each School =DistIics
IN tin, State with one copy of . Scwalfs Phyical
Effects OF ntclnperancc. y report was received
IN favor OF repeating certain portions OF the act to
create Il fund for tho reformation of Juvenile De-
linquents in the City of New-York. Mr.. LELAND
reported against Mr.. O'SuLLlvAs's plan Of vourl-
tary sef-taxaton by Towns and Cities for purpose,
of Internal improvements and also against his
bill for the voluntary formation of Associations.
for the purpose OF constructing Ralroads-both
reports were referred to the Committee OF the
Whole, and ordered printed. 4 bill WIS reported
from the Bank Committee to amend the charter Of
the United States Insurance Co Mr.. TOWNSEND
also, in behalf of Il majority Of the same Com
mittcc. reported nfavor of amending the charter
Of the Nautilus Insurance Co., the East River
Fire Insurance CO., and OF incorporating the At
lantc Mutual Insurance. the Oriental Mutual IN
surance, and the Atlas Mutual ns. Cos. in the
City of New y ork. Mr.. I. stated that, by the
courtesy of the ma orty of said committee, he
proposed to introduce Il general bill for the ac-
complishmnnt of the above objects. After some
remarks from the Speaker. intimatin. tlat bill
would not be received from the minority OF Il
Committee, and remark bv MIR. BAKER, that a
majority of the Committee had consented TO It's
introduction, the bill received, entitled !" An
Act to Authorize the business of Insurance, and
was referred to the Committee OF the Whole.


A debate next sprung up incidentally on the
question OF printing extra number OF report on
the subject of the Northern Railroad. The Print
ing Committee had reported against the measure
us unnecessary expense, and the Chairman of
that Communicable TAMr1IS-sad that trice
the usual number of copies had already been laid
upon the tables of members Mr.. STETsoS re-
torted that if such were the fact, memberS were
mere indebted to the generosity of the State Printer
than to the liberality Of the Printing Committee
There some sharp shooting at the Printing
Committee, in the course OF which Mr. HULBuRD |
said that on one occasinn when Il certain member
of that Committee had strenuously and successfully
opposed the printing Of more than fcc times the
usual number of document. the same gentleman
had subsequently, helped himself TO ten copies
1t finally decided that as the Report III queS-
toil contained much valuable STATISTICAL intorm;-
ton, and, moreover, that as the Report was all the
Northern Counties were likely 10 get towards
Railroad from the present Legislature, II was no
more than just give them an extra number OF
Reports.


Resolutions of inquiry into the number of Clerks
and the expenses of the Comprollcr's Office, and
also as to the propriey of reducing the salaries OF
the Comptroller and Secretary of State 10 5000
each, were laid on the table.


MIR. HATHAWAY al length succeeded in getting
his resolution of inquiry relative 20 the ChcmHns
Canal Loan considered. An animated debate en-
sued, without. however, eiciting any definite m
formation, further than that the loan Is not yet
taken and, Judging from the remarks of members
is not likely 10 be. at six per cent he inquiry
was most vehemcntly opposed, and the House
finally adjourned, without taking the question on
the resolution.


You will have seen that the Argus denies that
the State Officers have made any proposition 10
the Chernung Canal contractors TO receive SO per
cent. on their demands. chat any such PROPOSE
ton hash made with the knowledge or con-
sent of said officers 1t is however, well under
stood here that such proposition has been made,
and the contractors were given to understand that
it was made hv authority.


We have no boat from Ncw-York yet The
Utica attempted 10 force her way up from Cox
sackie this morning, but She got the top OF the
ice between that place and ew-Baltimore, about
8 o'clock and remained there NJ the last accounts
this afternoon. We have this evening mixture
of snow, rain and hail and the weather. mild with
u soutllcrly wind. Should it continue through the
night it must havesgrea, ettectupon the ice B.