Neyv-YOrk Legislature.
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ALBANY, Jan 20.
In SENATE, Mr.. HARD called up the concur
rent resolution offered by himself, to extend the
time for paying certain moneys loaned by the L.
States, which, after some discussion, was laid
on the table,


Mr.. CLARK offered the following amendments
10 the Constitution:


The Supreme Court shall consist of Chief Justice and
weve Justices, witt, the powers heretofore vested III sait
Court and such additional powers and duties, either OF law
Oreluty the Legislature, by law shall direct And such
glslaure by law, direct subject the appellate JuTls
dcion the Court OF Chancery Section tonr and tve OF
Article fifth OF The CONSTITUTIONS Is hereby abolished
The Court OF Ehancery shall consist Of - Chanceors
Whie powers vested that Court subject TO be modified
altered oenlarged the Legislature SHALL by law, direct
The GOVERNORS Message was then taken up
and theseveral portions referred to the Commit
lees as expressed in the resolutions Of Mr.
WRIGHT


In decentralization were presented tc
abolish Capital Punishment-agalnst the annex
alton of Texasand remonstrances offered from
members of the New-Y orl Bar,agalnst thercpea
of law relative to Court of Common Pleas II
said city.


An act to extend the time for the collection o
taxes for l6l3, was passed.


The concurrent resolutions from the Senate
relative to the widows of Revolutionary Pension
els, were received and agreed. Adjourned