Legislature OF New.York.
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In the SENATE, Mr.. Chamberlain introduceda
resolution to the purport that the State should as
soon as possible complete the Canal from Roches
ter to Mount Morris and on to Allegheny River.
The bill to amend the charter of the Tonawanda
Railroad passed. Mr.. JONES presented petition
from eight hundred and five ladies and gen.
tlemen of New York for the suppression of vice.


In AssEMBLY-A petition was presented signed
by Theod Sedgwick and others, asking the Legis.
lature to instruct their Representatives in Con.
gress to listen to their claims relative to the
French Spoliations prior to 1900. This gave rise
to long discussion to the appropriate reference
It was finally referred to a Select Committee-
A petition was presented from 1000 citizens
against the extension of tho right of franchise IN
the African race.