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In SENATE after the reception of petitions and
reports, Mr.. Barlow, in pursuance to previous no.
tice, brought in a bill to amend the 'act to in
corporate religious societies. passed in 1873
read twice and referred.


Several private claims were acted On, when,
after short Executive session, the Senate ad-
ourned, to meet again on Friday, Thursday be-
ing the anniversary of Washington's birth, day.


In ASSEMBLY, an uncoramon large number of
petitions were presented, among which were two
for submitting the question Of calling Conven-
ton to revise the Constitution to the People, and
one for the extension Of the right Of suffrage to
blacks.


Mr.. D. LEE brought in bill for the establish
ment ofa State Agricultural School. MIR. BURT,
one to give to each town at its town election the
power to decide the question of granting licenses.


An act to incorporate the Irish Emigrant So
cicty of the city of New York-passed.


An act to allow the Tonawanda Railroad Co.
to connect with the Auburn and Rochester Rail
road-passed


Several bills were introduced on notice, when
Mr.. Allen, from the Committee on the Rules to
whom had been referred the resolutions Of Messrs.
Young and Seymour, relative to the amendment
OF the rules, reported resolution to the effect
that on and after the 22d inst the Chair shall not
announce the order Of business known as Mo-
tions, Resolutions and Notices''-and the House
adjourned to Friday.