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In the SENATE Thursday he bill in relation TO the col
lection of Hospital money NcwYork and the bill chang
inc the location OF the Seventh Ward Bank scve
read a third time


In ASSEMBLY report made against the petition of the
Public School Society of Ncwlork for appropriation to
erect school houses in said city.


Bills to incorporate the Trustees Episcopal Fund of the
Western diocese OF NewYork and incorporate the House
holders Mutual Insurance Company Of New-lork. were
passed.


In the SENATE on FRIDAY Mr. Lee moved rcconsidcr


ton Of the rejecting the Assembly bill relative to JUS


ccs' Courts which carried, and the bill
mitted.


The bill incorporate the Sons of Herman in the city
of New-York was read third time and passed. Also
bill for the relief of the Orphan Society of the city of New
York 10 incorporate the Nicholas Society OF Newiork
10 incorporate the American Tract Society; relative the
Atlas Marine Insurance Company of Newfor TO incoPo-
rate the Sun Mutual Insurance Company Of New York and
in relation the Lunatic Asylum.
In ASSEMBLY Mr.. Broadhcad from the minority OF the
Committee Roads and Bridges reported tavoraby the
praye., tho y,ei,;oner< for bridge the Hudson
River at Albany.


Mr. Kelsey reported resolution directing tho Attorney
General to discontinue all further proceedings against the
Phnnix Bank, upon paying the and charges thus
incurred This resolution debated until the adjourn
nent, but without coming to any question.


On Saturday the SEyArE. after having passed several
bills of local nature Committee of the Whole
the bill relative the appointment of Receivers of moneyed
corporations. The bill discussed a considerable time
ard finally passed the Committee.


In ASSEMBLY Mr. Swackhaner offered resolution the
effect that the Governor be requested communicate the
House any correspondence he have had with the General
Government reference the Of Mcleod whether
any arrangements have been entered into by said depart
nlcnts.


Mr. Hoffman moved refer the resolution to the Judi
cary Comnee with instructions bring in bill directing
the Attorney General poAe pros qui in the of
Mcleod. Mr. H. argued great length the adoption of his
notion contendng for the proprey of its passage, and
addition that safe conduct should be granted Mcleod
his home


spirited debate upon this, which continued
until adjournment, without coming any question.


The Fire at Nortk Bend.-Grcat uneasness was caused
by the that General Harrison. dwelling a, North
Bend had been destroyed By fire the lh inst The Gin
Gazette of the 18th learns from direct information
received that city, that the building had been fire. but
only the upper story of the wing sustained any material
damage The and this destroyed without
understand the loss OF any furniture, seriously inconve
fencing the afflicted family