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LEGISLATURE OF New YoRK-In SENATE, Satur-
By Mr.. Faulkner, from Steuben county, for aid to
the N. Y. and Erie Railroad; by Messrs. Root,
Faulkner, Lawrence, and Corning, from Naples,
Ontano county, C9nnocton, Steuben Co, NORA and
Co., for the repeal of the Exemption Law by
Messrs Strong and Rhoades, from Albany, Bern,
and Onondaga Co. against the repeal OF the Exemp-
ton Law.
Bis Reported-By Mr.. Rhoades. to amend the
charter of the Jackson Marine Insurance Company;
by Mr. Corning, to regulate the inspection Of green
hides and skins in the county of Rensselaer,; Mr..
Franklin reported on the oil to amend the act au-
thorislng Henry Pachin and Others to erect piers,
bulkheads, &c in front of their lands in the city OF
Brookyn-that the select committee differed in
opinion and had instructed their chairman to report
the bill tor the action of the Senate.
The bill concerning the title OF the New York So
ciety Library to certain real estate, was read the
third time and passed.
Mr.. ELY introduced a remonstrance from the CT
izens of the town of Auburn, against reducing the
tees OF assistant keepers and guards OF the Auburn
State prison.
Mr. ELY stated in reply to enquiries, that the pre-
sent compensation was $3.50 per year. The COM
mlttee propose TO reduce il TO $3.50.
Mr.. BARTLETT moved to fix it at $500. Lost, at
ter some debate between Messrs. Rhoades and
Root and Bartlett.
On motion of Mr. DKNNIsroN, the Senate then
went into executive session. Adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY. = Petitions Presented and Re
ferred-By Mr. w HALL. of the Washington Tenn
lerance Society of the city of Albany, in favor of
the bill for supplying vessels with plates of the eco
ossal stomach Mr.. Hathaway, Of citizens of
Chemung County, for aid TO the New York and Erie
Railroad. BY Mr.. Jackson, to continue the office
of Deputy Superintendent; for law requiring Com
mssioners of Common Schools, &C., to give secu-
rIty; tor law applying portion o The toll the
military road towards building bridge. BY Mr..
Church, tor the suppression Of RIGHTEOUSNESS: BY
Mr.. Miller, of citizens of 18th ward of New York,
against being taxed fer bringing the Croton water
into that city. BY Mr.. Russell. of citizens of Allie
ghany County, for aid TO the New York and Erie
Railroad, By Mr. Thompson, of citizens OF the
18th ward Of the city of New York, against being
taxed for bringing the Croton water into the city.
BY the Speaker Of the Common Council of Troy.
ceeding $1,000 to the Troy and Schenectady Rail
road; of the mechanics OF Troy, for lien law; of
Washington Temperance Society for appropria-
ton to furnish vessels with DIR. Sewaps pathology
of of captains Of vessels relative half
pilotsge. BY Mes-rs Elsefer, Jackson Church, Pal
mer Paulding, Van Duzer, Allen, Griggs, Burleson,
Richtmeyer, and Bowdsh, several, for the repeal Of
the exemption law; from citizens of Red Hook Ban
ings. Maryland, Otsego, Schoharie, Middeburgh,
and Glen. BY Mr.. Flager, against the repeal, from
citizens OF Niagara.
Mr.. ALLEN reported favorably on the bill from the
ranscribing certain records relative to the colonial
history of this State.
Mr.. LELAND, from the majority Of the bank CON-
mittee, reported favorably on the bill to change the
duce the number and the salaries thereof-which on
motion Of Mr.. Allen, laid on the table, and
subsequently, on motion of Mr. Fuller, ordered to be
printed.
A report was also received from the Chancellor,
in to a resolution asking for statement of
the amount of the funds of the Court of Chancery-
which, on motion of Mr.. ]. G. Brown, was ordered
to be printed
The Comptroller's annual report of the expendi-
lures on the canal, was received, and on motion of
Mr. 4. STRONG, ordered to be printed
Mr.. GLAZIER gave notice Of bill to amend so
much of the r. s. relates to the fees of the Health
officer at Quarantine.
Also,a bill to reduce the amount of hospital money
now paid by passengers and others.
Mr.. LELAND, pursuant to notice, introduced bill
to aid in the construction of the New York and
Erie Railroad.
Cleveland.