New-1ork Legislature.
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IL SENATE, srldav, Jan. 10


Ssssr ePT S he ssd 1fs as,s O. the 81 Surrogate


Select COMMITTEE on the Ssctef Gu;hortsrns Thomson
Backus and Clark.


Mr.. RHoADEs. from the Select Committee, re-
ported JOINT resolution, requesting our Repre-
sentatlves IN congress to endeavor to procure the
passage OF law continuing pensions to the wild
ows OF revolutionary pensioners.
Mr.. K. also introduced bill to amend the
Revised Statutes in relation to nonresident and
abscondng debtors.


The following resolution offered by Mr. HARD,
was laid on the table until tomorrow


Rssolred li ihs Assembly concur) That the mortgages
appointed sc eatiit @ An act aboTzn M oan oi
certain moeEs gns 10 the United States deposited with
b. extended FIVE Year, from he first day OF October 1884,
interest on SAID mortgages IS therein provided
Inc consideration OF the GOVERNORS MEssA AGE
was resumed II committee of the whole. Mr..
CORNING IN the char, when Mr. PUTNAM reSum-
ed his remarks on the origin of the State debt.
but without concluding gave way to a motion
that the committee rise and reDort


The bill to make the District Attorney of
Chenango county, Saared officer, was taken up
in committee Of the whole Mr.. CLARK in the
chair, and after some discussion between Messrs
RHoApEs, JOHNSON, FAULKNER and FOSTER, a mo-
ton that the committee rise, report and 90 into
Executive session, prevailed. Adjourned


In ASSEMBLY, several petitions were presented
and referred among which was one by Mr..
WH1PPLE from the tenants of the Manor of Rem
sellaerwvck in the county OF Rensselaer,, for reGef
which he moved to refer to a select committee.


Mr. PALMER moved It's reference to Il commit
tee consisting Of the members from Albany and
Rensselaer, counties-saylng that 1t was a sub
ect in which the people OF the two counties were
deeply interested, and that their representatives
no doubt were better acquainted with the subject
than other members, and were more familiar with
the wishes and views Of their constituents on the
subject.


After lengthy debate, in which Messrs
WtnpPaE. WARREN. LEE, SEYMOUR, SHAW, HUI
EUeD, and others, participated, MIR. PALMER's mo-
ton prevailed, II to 40.


Mr.. LINN presented petition to give voters at
town elections control of licenses.


After the presentation Of several bills, 4 COM
munication was received from the Governor trans
hitting the proceedings Of the Reform Conven-
ton held at the Capitol in November last, which
was referred TO a Select Committee. Also, the
report of the Directors of the Institution for the
Blind-rcfcrrcd TO the Committee on Colleges,
&c. and ordered printed.


The bill to ccde certain lands in Black Rock
to the q. States was then passed


Nir. Lee gave notice of a bill TO amend the
Charter Of the City Of Buffalo so as to make the
Clerk and some other officers elective by the
People.


The House, in Committee of the Whole, passed
bill to establish ferry between Mutton Hook
and Coxsackie; also bills to amend the charters
of Clintonvillc and Oswego. Adjourned.