New-YOrk Legislature.
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ALBANY, 1 luesday, Apnl /;


In the SENATE Mr. STRONG offered an add
tonal amendment to the constitution, forbidding
the loan OF the State credit to any corporation or
individual, which was read twice and on motion
of Mr. S. referred to the Judiciary Committee


Mr. RnoADs called up his anti-annexation re-
solutions, but they were promptly smothered and
laid upon the tabIe-lS to 5.


The bill to establish a ferry across Cayuga
Lake, heretofore passed and reconsidered,) was
amended and again passed nem. con.


Two bills, the blanks in which had been filled
up with pencil marks, were returned to the AS
sembly on this account.


The bill for distributing copies of the Natural
History of the State was taken up and passed,
after some discussion.


The bills to amend the charters of the City of
Albany and of the New York and Erie Railroad
were passed, with several others.


The Court of Errors then organized and helda
short session.


In ASSEMBLY, Mr.. MANN reported against dis
continuing part Of Eleventh. st. New.York


The Constitutional Reform question was taken
up and postponed TO Thursday.


Several resolutions of adjournment were laid
on the table.


The bill to hold al the terms Of the Supreme
Court at Albany was ordered to third reading.


Mr.. HALL called for the consideration Of his
Resolution instructing the Select Committee to
report bill for submitting to the People the ques-
ton of the Constitutional Convention.


Mr.. GoRHAM moved to lay it on the table. Mr.
HALL asked for the Ayes and Noes, which stood
Ayes SO, Noes 38.


By Mr.. Mann, to order to third reading the
bill requiring Banks to redeem their notes at par
in New-York


Mr., G. B. WARREN opposed this motion, and it
was lost.


The Lien Law the bill TO protect the rights oi
married women, and several others, were laid on
the table.


The bill for closing the Canal locks on the
Sabbath was laid on the table.


A resolution in relation to the affairs OF the
Iioga Mining Company, leading to a bitter de,
bate, the whole subject was referred to the judi
ciary Committee, and the House adjourned.


THF WHIG NATIONAL CONVENTION IN BALrI-
MoRE.-The Committee of Reception to the Wing
National Convention, TO be held on the lst OF May
next, in order that suitable provision may be made
for the accommodation and entertainment OF the
delegates, request that list be published by
the Whig papers throughout the Union oi the
delegates appointed in their respective States 10
the said Convention and that they be also requested
TO forward copy OF their respective papers con-
taining the same TO Reverdy Johnson, Esq, Char
man Of the Committee of Reception, Baltimore
Ey-1 The vicinity of r ochester was visited by g
tremendous snow storm Saturday last.