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For the relief OF David A. Bockee and others Of the city OF
Brooklyn.


In relnon School District No. !. in the town 81 Brown
vile, in the country of Jefferson


For the rcet the heirs of John II. p. Roberts.


To amend the act for the relief OF Mary Ball


AFTERNOON SESSION.


In SENATE, the bill to amend the several acts
in relation to the inspection of beef and pork, and
for the appointment of an Inspector General IN
the city of Ncw.York, was taken up, debated at
some length and passed by the following vote:
Ayrs-Nessrs Barlow, Burtlt. Bumam. ChambeTain Cor
NoEs-@Messrs Bnckus Bockee CLARK, Deniston. Law
5sysG WSfssis Lele' r'A f0e' f"'"a' '''o"' ''' 'A


The bill in aid of the Albany Medical College
the Medical Institution of Geneva College, and
the Medical Department Of the University OF the
City of New York, was read a third time, and on
motion of Mr.. CLARK was returned to the Assem-
bly,, with a respectful message, that in the opinion
of the Senate it is one requiring two.thrds vote.


The following bills were read and passed


To amend an concerning costs and fees courts OF law
md for other purpses passed NAY a,i:I "a; iSie


10 incorporate the Troy Mutual Safety Insurance Co..


In relation to the several nena aud Notifications in this
To authorize and provide for the erection of new Court
House and Jail Mt Ovid in the county OF Seneca


In ASSEMBLY the following bills were read
third time and passed:


To authorize the Children of Pierre Augusn Berhmy to
'''f For rII the relief of John Pratt.


In relation contracting Tor convict labor IN the Sing Sing
and Auburn l:i r. pfl.an,. son., p.o,.,


IN relation to the foreclosure oil mortgages c,,,,
extend The for giving notice TO occupants OF lands sold
TO tS amend the net to prevent usury.
For the relief Sarah Combs.


Mr.. BoswoRTH here called mp the resolutions
proposing amendments to the Constitution.


The resolution proposing an amendment of the
Constitution in regard to the removal of Judicial
officers, was adopted-84 to Is.


1t reads as follows


No iudicn officer shall be removed by the Joint resolution Of
the houses Of the Legislature or by the SENATE on e re
vn shall be entered the Journal Of both houses. of tho
as the case na be- ana c nc .Hn HGe m ;onre
I've with notice thereof accompanied wh copy OF me me
day on which either houe shall net tereuPon and shall have
mn opportunity be heard III his defence before any question
shall he taken upon such removal and the yeas and nays sha
be entered upon the Journals Of the Senate or House. as the
case may be. ~,


Resolutions in relation TO the election of Judges
of the County Courts, and con'errlng the duties
of Surrogate on the First Judge-as follows
ties oh State, except the Cy and County Of NewYok
shall be elected by electors thereof at the General Election
Ct sa 1se he bnS a e & General Eeco9 held after the


medent par OF The s15 x T11Se of e hs oce f
of FIrs, Judge shall be Surrogate Of such County The aso
Judges sh one 1r Sae one one sncceenp es
Eon the Judge to be elected shall be elected for the term
nj five years except OF IN election to fl vacancy
whc cee he shall be elected for the une1pred term OF the
office Of his predecessor


The resolution was lost-ayes 5S noes III.
motion to reconsider was made and carried,
and pending a motion to recommt the resolution
with instructions to separate the offices OF Judge
and Surrogate, leaving the people to elect the same
person TO the two offices the House adjourned.


In SENATE Mr.. ScoTr reported complete, the
bill, with amendments relative to common schools
in the city of Ncw.York. Ordered 10 third
reading.


The bill TO reduce the number of Canal Com
missioncrs and to provide for their election pY
the people was read third time and passed.


The Senate then, in committee OF the whoie'
Mr.. CORNING in the chair, resumed the consldera,
ton of the bill "to provide for the preservation ol
certain public works, and for other purposes
A debate sprung up between Messrs. shERNAS'
BARLOW, HARD and others, and


At II o'clock, NJ. the committee rose and re-
ported, and


The Senate proceeded to the nomination OF Two
Regents of the University, in the place OF Amasa
J. Parker and John C. Spencer.
JAMES S. WADswoRTH and JOHN V. l.. fRuYN
were nominated by 26 Senators.


john A. COLLIER and PHARls GOULD were no.
US SiA ENiol'iS' >->O~f


nominated only PHARIs GOULD.


Messrs WADswoRD and PRUYN having received
the nomination of the Assembly were duly elected
Regents.


In ASSEMBLY the bill in relation 10 the weigh
ing of merchandise in the city of New York, was
received from the Senate for concurrence Ike
fcrred to the New. York Delegation.


The bill to punish seduction received the go-oy
bv talk against time, on the part OF Mr.. ALvoSD
The annual supply bill was amended ard ordered
to "a a third reading. No other business was trans
acted exccpta signally neffec' ual attempt on the
port of the Old Hunkcrs," to strangle the Sen
ate bill for the election of Canal Commissioner
by the people.


u By reference to our commercial depart
mcnt it will be seen that the numoef Oh al5iva',
and clearanccs at this port is very large and ina
the business of the Oswego Canal exceeds that o
G ploved, and The various departments of business
in our village never looked more prosperous. y,