New-York Legislature.
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In SENATE, Mr.. BARTLIr's bll giving innccl-
atc effect 10 the State Prison Law was read a
third time and passed. Also the bill in relation To
the State Lunatic Asylum and the one concern
ing the Clerks of the Supreme Court and he
gistries is Chanccry.


The question recurring on the final passage ol
the Utica and Schenectady Freight Bill after
few remarks by Mcssrs. JOHNSON, NARIAN and
1 ScovIL, the vote was taken, with the following
q result:


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After the passage of Il resolution tenderlng The
thanks of the Senate 10 the Hon. ID. s Dickln-
son for the able and impartial monnor M winch
he had presided over that body during the Ses-
sion and Il similar resolution in favor OF IT, A.
Foster, who has frequently during the Session,
presided as President pro ten. The Senate ad-
iourned to meet again according TO law


In ASSEMBLY the New-York Police Bill was
received from the Senate with amendments which
wcre concurred in, Ayes 80, No l-Mr. Suy-
DAM. Also, the New. York Common School Law,
with amendments, which were concurrcd IN.


A communication was here received from tue
Secretary of State, announcing that the bill Tor
she preservation of the Public Works, which had
iuSt been passed anu neu III ms pihSC, pi'''
for the completion of certain unfshed y works
Col. Y. suggests that 1t may be difficult TO ma
these "vafshed works, and commends the sub
Iect to the attention of the Legislature The COM
muncation was referred to the Committee on
Canals, Mr.. HoFFMAN suggesting that the error
could be remcdicd by the passage OF a concurrent
resolution TO be approved by the Governor


So a resolution was passed


The bill in relation to the Scamans Friend So
ciety was lost fer want of third vote.


MIR. BoswoRTn moved reconsideration of the
vote rejecting the amendment to the Constitution,
which provided for the election OF three associate
Vice Chanceors, and called for the ayes and noes
TIE vote was rccoHsldered, ayes 81, noes 29.


The amendment was then adopted, ayes eS
noes &c.


Mr. BoswoRrH moved that the House now pro-
ceed to the consideration of the amendments IN
relation to the Supreme Court.


The amendments were agreed to, ayes IS, noes
Is.


Mr.. BoswoRTII then called for the question on
the amendment providing for the election OF Coun-
ty Judges by the People, and to devolvc the othce
Of Surrogate upon the FIRST Judge.


Mr. PlNNEy moved the indefinite postponement
of the resolution. Carricd-Ayes Is, noes not
counted So Democratic Legislature refused TO
entrust the people with the election OF Judges
/" Vor faucibuS AaSit."


After an Intellectual attempt to reconsider the
bill in relation to the weighing of merchandise
in the city of Ncw-Y York, a vote of thanks TO
the Speaker, Hon. ELISHA LlrcuFlELD, was
passed, and the Assembly adjourned sine die.