Nep=ysrk AfuisIature.
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"WEDNESDAY, MiTca 5


In the SENATE, Mr.. PORTER brought in bill
concerning the health officers end inspectors OF the
city of New York providing that the health OH
GERS and sil inspectors in the city shall make full
returns once in three months TO the Comptroller, OF
every thing relating to the business Of their Office
and requiring that they shall deposit svsry three
months the surplus Of receipts chcss expenses and
salary in some hank, 10 be designated by the
Compucller and subi-cting all who neglect to
comply TO fine ofnot less than $500, and imprson-
nent not less than three nor than six months.
The reference OF the bill wcs debated at some
length, and it was finally referred to the Select
Committee on that part OF the Governors Mes
sage relating to inspection, and the Committee
was authorized to send for persons and papers.


,lIr. DIxos presented the memorial of 6. g.
Verrano2s and others, in relation 10 assessments
in this city Mr.. Roor laid on the table a resor'
ton insttucting the Comnnittee tc Bring IN bill
to abolish ell Involuntary inspections. On mo-
ton of Mr.. FOSTER the Canal Commissioners were
requested to report the of money deposited
in and loaned to certain specified banks.


The bill for the payment e. Contractors then
came up and VIZ debated, (sone amendments
offered being rejected until the adjournment.


In the ASSEMBLY, Mr.. HusBARD made re
port accompanied by blto abolish Commission
ers and Inspectors Of Common Schools, and dc
volve lhei..duties on new officer, TO be called q
Town Superintendent, authorizing districts after
this wear, upon certain conditions, to divert tine
library appropriation to the purchase OF maps
globes. text-bocks, 5sc.-directing Trustees here
after 20 be elected, one each year, to hold the
Offices for three years--cpposins the abolition o
the Office of Deputy Superintendent, &c. Ih'
bill for the present wes lad on the table MIR
JosEs rerortai bill relative to Jurors in the city
of i1ew-York


The second reading of the Senate bill concern
ing the New-York and Erie Railroad, ther
came up. and was referred to the Comn1ittes Q
the Whole The bill to authorize the granting 0
licenses to keep tav5rns without including the All
thor;tv to sell sriritrous liquors then passed
Ayes So; Noes I.


The bill to reduce the capital of the Mechanics
Bank in this city was passed; Ayes lO2; Nays 3


The Bank Commissioners bill then came up
and Mr.. HUEsELL offered resolution .c refce tht
bill back 10 s5elec: Committee, with instructions
SC 70 amend it that the number of Bank Commis
sioners shall be reduced to three-their salaries II
81 500 and their appointment to be as follows
one by the Governor and Senate; one by the lie
gislature, and one by the Banks.


Debate being proposed, the resolution lies over


The bill! was then debated till the adjournment