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New-York Legislature.
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c.,,rr-Mr Bockce, from the Finance Com.
.als renortcd fayoraby on the bill to increase
ali'..s M initial Of the Common School Fund, also in
ns :so, Of the bill to loan money to Jefferson Co.
'a,ps TsS Annual Report of the Inspectors OF the
c...n Prison at Mount Pleasant was presented,
'sI ,be motion to print occupied the Senate dur
anu most OF the Session, when


Mg ,n nexSsroN moved to refer the motion to


'..o-be ~. State Prison committee. to examine and
PIN how much Of the document should be
NPsd s.sd The motion was carried; Ayes IL
Noes "A. ot;oo.oc I'm -


- tho work on the unfinished Canals of the
''1r The bills to provide for the payment Of certain
-1..,es Of the Court of Errors and to erect an
siIs,, i%,;ona term Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
S0,s aucl''yd read and passed, when the Senate ad-
puned r,.o .o.oooa.,..,,
,,n;no Standing Committees.


Wnn7 and Mecns-Messis Hoffman, Bosworth, L. Lee,
Burt Seymour NJ. L. Harms, Linn S. Cole
Dais9lnss;snr,Messrs Allen, Sampson Stevens Hazen
Pa%si ap%nsi,oed,Messs Alvord Reding;on, NJ. H. Johrson
Naa R1aEs V%e-Messr West jeremiah G. B. Warren Sea-
nH nTsa5ri l Bis-Messrs Stevens, Hulburd Barker Ior
:9 c,,sss, .qcqdemiss ScMessss Hubmd Carr Proud
L2gope Field Noyes Barker Sutton Brown
prriieges and Electons-Nlessrs Fndlay, Hannun, Ed
a X " Clarke, hledbury.


Ti pg;,or i'm Of 4iiens-Messrs Davis Reynolds P H. War
' 7sss and CSartes-Messrs Cochrane, Manu. L. VIII
''@ 'G@lhimsMessls Gorhau NJ H. Johnson B,.hans, spsn
's aanSl .9airs Of 7owns and COunties-Messrs Burt
co6s, Chas, Huntin;"a, W!higplei !'li sn;, rna
'as Giss dna 1Iilages-Messs Redins,on Williams. E. vii
'5 Manufacture Of Sal-Messrs Hutchinson, Grant Stim
sou +. Johnson, Wadi'ams p,,.
Trade and Manyacinres-Messfs. l.. Lee Burbank. Ross
sss Piyns-Nlessrs. Suydam, Carpenter, Thompson
Ensro,ed Bs-Nlessrs. Hubbell, Hume, Sheriff., Elan
aiitia and, Public Dtence-Messrs. Turner, pinney
Roads and Bridges-Nessrs Simoas, Empey, Grow
Pn5Ec Laads-MessTs. Younss. Horton, Gates Benedict
Indian qgrs-Messrs Mcconnell, Il w. Smith, Slick
Charitable and Religious Societcs-Messrs. E. Sanford
Hammond, Bond, Rapeije Rogers


.fgrieulime-N1essrs D. Lee Jamson. Abbott, Groom,
Epring Lqus-Messrs. Palmer Jansen, Turhill, Arnold
Erpsnas Of Erccuhre observation-disclosures. Gazer, Fos
,ar J. Harris &. Wight t.ldredse


rnnsss of .lsscmbtv-NessrS. Strong Fleet, Pardee,
Tmt Ljrerv Cnmmi;iee-N Davezac, Snow, King
H1 P,bie Prnii~s~Nesss Snow, Empey, s. Cole Abbott,
Sweeney.


On so much as relates 10 .4mendWet 10 the Constitution
-ll.ss Boswoh, Sampson, Hoffman, Seymour, Stevens
On so much as relates The LnatiC .4Sym-iessrs Sdlnp-
SON. RO,snau T.. Sanford, Linn, Douglass


Several petitions were presented OF mere local
interest, or similar to those already presented;
when the Treasurer transmitted his Annual Re
port MIR. JANSEN gave notice OF bill III rela-
ion to the Jurors of New \ ork ; and Mr.. SUY-
DAM of bill in relation to Mechanical Labor IN
The State Prisons.


Mr. FLEET, Of "a bill in relation to fees for in
spection in the city of New York, and


Mr. YoUNGs of one for the more cttcCtual pro-
lection OF the rights of married women.


Mr.. E. SANFORD, of bill in relation to the
Apollo Association III New York.


Mr. BoswoRTH, of a bill IN relation to Usury.
Mr.. B. said the object of this bill was to ena-
bic the lender of money at all times to collect the
amount of money actually lent Also to enable
the borrower to get rid of the usurlOus interest IN
all cases except once, and that was where nego-
table paper should be found in the hands of bona
ide holders, in which case it was protected by
this blll


The Committee of the Whole then took up the
resolutions of the Senate in relation to Postage
Reform and the Franking Privilege, which after
ONE discussion were agreed TO, mem con. The
anne Committee took up the resolutions OF the
Senate on Retrenchment and Reform in the cx-
penses of the General Government. After some
discussion the Committee rose and the House ad-
]ourned.