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IL CNrrARAuGUs COUNTY has elected seven
teen Wing and ten Loco-Foco Supervisors. a.

New York Legislator.
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In tie SEHArs the subject OF ConsGtutIon,,
Reform WAS debated al some length, IN Comm,
tee of The Whole, when without taking onss
ton. the Committee rose and reported


The New State Prisons bill was received finn
the Assembly, and referred.


ALBA>r, Saturday, March,s
In tlle SENATE Mr.. BoKEE, from the Flnsnca
Commiltee, reported an additional section 10
bill already reported IN relation to the assessment
and collection OF taxes. the section is designed
for the relief of non resident land owners


Mr.. Lorr, from the Judiciary Committee. -
ported adverse to the bill heretofore introduced bv
Nr. LESTER, reducing the fees of surrogaes, mas
tiers in chanccry, county clerks, &c.


Mr.. HARD again called for the consideration Of
the resolutions, heretofore introduced by him. IN
favor of the PRESENT IARIFF.


The Senate refused to consider.


Mr. PUTNAM introduced the following concur.
rent resolution -


Resolue (lf the Assembly concu) That mach of h.
re-aue from the Public Lands which has eceiy
81 by thus State from Gene7. G)vet0ment and the u
which has accrued thereon be appropriated aud eIprt
81 the Aqueducc the schohtie Creek and the
;ndcutur o enlarged canal connected Herewith and on the
jordan level NAV De to bring te into
aud thai the Canal commissioners proceed with the work
soon as IS prlcItcabie


This resolution, being concurrent, lies over IN.
I'll Monday


Mr. FAULKNER called up the concurrent reso.
luton for adjourning on the Sth prox, which,
with It's various amendments, was finally laid on
the table.


gThe bills in regard to the village Of Pattsburg;
regulating liens upon real estate by judgments and
DEGREES; were then passed.


The Senate then resolved itself INTO COMMITTEE
OF the whole on Constitutional Reform, but rose
without taking any question.


On the bill to except the firemen Of Owego
from Jury duty, debate sprung up which led to
the appointment of a special committee to report
upon the general subject of exemptions


In the HoCsE the Scnates amendments to the
Tonawanda and Auburn and Rochester Railroads
bill were concurred IN.


Mr.. Coz asked unanimous consent to offer
resolution, returning the thanks OF the Legsa
ture to Miss d. L. Dix, of Boston, for her philan
thropic efforts to mitigate and relieve the distress
es OF the afflicted and especially the insane.


Mr.. c. stated his object in offering this resolu
ton and paid mcrited tribute to the humane
efforts of Miss d.


Mr. ALvoRD objected. If this lady was enti
tied to the thanks of members Of this Legislature
we could present them individually. Besides he
had been informed that her report in relation to
the poor.house of Onondaga, was untrue in fact
For these reasons he should object to the intro.
duction of the resolution


The bill to amend the General Banking Law
was passed, and Mr.. Seymour's amendments to
Tie Constitutional Reform Resolutions were de.
batcd till the hour OF adjournment.


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