EeDsYork 1egtslature.

SATURDAY, Feb. 2:
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SATURDAY, Feb. 1a


In SENATE Mr. PORTER reported in favor OF a
petition of the Seamen's Friend Society to be re-
leased from the repayment of the loan OF SiO ,UoV
to the State Mr LAWRENCE from the min Gritty
of the Committee reported against the petition. A
motion offered by Mr.. CHAMRERLA1s calling upon
the Canal Commits sioners for repsrt concerning
proposed changes in the Genesee Valley Canal, was
adopted A motion offered by Mr.. RooT, that
the Senate hereafter meet at 10. was rejected 10
to Il. Mr.. Works brought in bill to compel all
railroad companies to provide suitable passenger
cars with cushioned seats, &c. The bill TO aid the
n. Y. and Erie Railroad was then discussed until
the adjournment.


In ASSEMBLY, after the presenting of petitions,
Mr. GREAvEs reported bill to reduce the fees tor
inspecting leaf tobacco. Several bills were read
third time and passed-among which were those
TO amend the Revised Statutes relative to the
taking of testimony by Commissioners in other
States. Sc. Mr.. CApwELL introduced a bill pro"
vidirg for the distribution Of the Report OF the
State Geological Survey. 1t was ordered 10 Sc
lect Committee to repor, complete. Mr.. VIII
LIAMs introduced bill giving TO Justices Courts
exclusive jurisdiction for all suits up to SlOU Mr.
Mason offered a resolution, which was lad over,
authorising the Reuenchment Committee to send
for persons and papers and to visit the city OF New
York. After an interesting debate upon the bill
10 improve the Court of Common Pleas the AS
senlbly adjourned.