Mr. DAVIS, by unanimous consent, submitted the following concurrent resolutions of the Legislature of NewYork, relative to quar antine at the port of NewYork: “Whereas at the last session of theLegislature concAusrsreemntblryesaoslkuitniognswere passedby, the Senate and the national authorities to place hulks andyesselsgratuitously and temporarily at disposal the of the commissioners of quarantine of State, this to try again as ftfotrh dethsepmre made aonfsftohreptreortreibelteingsethouercgoeu of cholera, which had then appeared in the midst of us; and whereaspursuant to the authority of resolutsiaoin dorfe Congress, puansdseerd on the 24th of March, 1866, the SecyWar the steamshipÎlline is, and the SecyNavy placed the sloops of war Portsmouth and Saratoga, at the disposal of said commissioners, by means of past yearwhich they were greatly aided during the in confining the ravages of the pestilence to the watersof the harbor, thus".ogthe lives of many of our citizens; and whereasour State is still destitute of any suitable place for the temporary detention of thosearriving in E. een, exposed our harborwho to contagious diseases, but, are not actually sick; and it is believed by many that another summerwill bring with it another visitation of thrtohuegchholeramoresevere, and dangerousthan that which we havejust passed;and whereas the said resolution of Congress is, limited in its effect to the period of one year from the time of its passage: Therefore, “. Resolved, That our Sens&Reps in Congressbe, and they are hereby, requested to use their best endeavors to secure the passage by that of an act or of War and the Nraevsyolutiondirecting the Secretaries to allow the commissionersof quarantine to continue the use of the vesselsafore: s aid for quarantine purposes during the Present and also to place at their disposal such other ulks and vessels as they may require for that pur; pose, in addition to those, above, mentioned, and hich may not be immediatelyrequiredbythe U.S. for other uses.”