New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13
Legislature OF Ncw-York.


ALBANY. Friday. Jan. To-
N SENATE after the reception OF Peutiths .
| message vas received from the Governor CON-
muncating 10 tie Serate Official notice OF me re-
signs'ion Of Ness = RklGHT and TALLMApGE as
Seniors OF the United States. Tho Governor
says il sid not occur 10 hi0l when preparing his
Annual Message, t.iat il 9as his duty By s'afute'
II make this Communication.
= he Annual Report Of The Regents Of the INT
voFsi,v, ard Of the Trustees OF tie state LloTa-
~, and of the Inspectors OF tue S'ale Prisons ct
| Auburn ana Sing sing, were received.
Mr.. Joygs introduced his bill in relation to
false tokens, stamps, 81.
| Mr.. PUTNAM laid OF the table the following
preamble and resolutions, which were otceFed
printed
Whereas the nhbns the further extension OF Slavery IN
People State ard whereas we CONSIDER SaVeiy - ~
evil much to be deporet and that syey md Ss
the Constitution of the United States clearly gives l1nSts
or-nn bsnndnres Of these Un,ed States the prohibition Of
Slavery condition OF it' admission INTO me
ssoired III the Assembly, concur heven.l That our Sena
tors he instructed, ind our Representatives m c9nf o re
qusel oppose the admission ns state INTO me Inloa'
amy 3 TeIR2{ be,S as al w5 ndSn Of al
ReIres That measures taken by the Clerk: Of the Sen
ate and Assembly, OF his State TO transmit copies "t the proceed
resolution each u the Senator'S and Representatives IN
Rsoir.d. az the Assembly concurl That highly ap
prove the of MS Eycsency the Governor IN the senate
ofhe TINTED States upon the question OF The admission oil eA
Me. PurYAM in presenting these resolutions as
substitute for those of Mr.. CLARKE, said that
the first enc was literal transcript from one
adopted IN the Legislature of this State n lo2o,
having reference to The Missouri question, and
for which it was well understood Mr.. Van Buren,
himsefhad vo'ed He (Mr. p did not believe
that more fitting resolution COLD nov be
prepared and presented for the appreciation OF this
| Leg is!a,cre.
The Senate Mr. LOTT in the Chair, then went
into COMMITTEES OF the Whole upon the Governors
Message, and sfter brief debate, go much as re-
l.tes 10 Inc proposed financial Amendment OF the
Constitution was referred 10 the Finance Com.
.niltse, and then the Committee rose and fepcre ed
progress and the Senate went into Executive SeS-
| sion.
IL ASSEMBLY, A communication was received
| from the Governor announcing The resignation ot
Messrs. TALLMApGE and WRIGHT as U. ). Sene-
tors Notices of several bills were Given by CHI
ieren: members, and the House went lnto Com
mit:co OF the Whole Oh The subjtc.o: the special
Court in Columbia County, and after somewhat
lengthy deblte between Messvs. J fouAG and
BLoss in favor, and sIessrs. HARRIS, Van ScHeoN-
HovEN and BAILY in opposition, the bill was re-
ported TO the House and ordered to third read
| ing.
The SPEAKER announced the following Men,
bers as The Committee on Privileges and Elections:
Mesa5s. Niven, Miller, Morris, Harris and Horton
| The TREASURER transmitted his Annual ke-
port, and $50 extra numbers OF COPIES were ORDER
ed printed.
On motion of Mr.. Coz the House then ad-
jouTred. :,
SgvArE.-yir. PORTER laid on the table u con-
current resolution fer the appointment of two
United States Senator'S in place of Ness!s. Wright
and Ta!lm >dge, on Saturday, the lS.h Instant at
noon.
Mr. PoRrER's resolution calling On the New
York Inspector Of Pot and Pearl Ashes ior full
and detailed rcpgrt, to be made CATH Of all his
worl. and the fees received, wss called up.
TIC discussion as to the time in which the re-
port should be made was continued ~ Mr..
FAULKNER, MITCHELL, CLARK and VAFIAN. The
question in issue being whether the time should
be limited TO 10 days or designated as $ forth
with" and then the resolution; the TINE h1ed al
10 days. was adopted.
A communication was received from Colonel
YoUyG, Secretary of State giving his reasons
why he has not complied with the law of lS44,
-cspectag the distribution Of copies OF tie State
Geological Surrey. Ittakes the ground tlat the
law impaired the obligation OF a former contract
Referred to Judicir7 Committee.
In AssEMcLY-Ihe bill to authorize the mold
ing of Special Cou;t OF Oyer and 'ferminer IN
aad fu- TIC county of Columbia was passed by a
vote OF l04 yeas to 10 nays.
THIS Court is to be held for the trial of the
insurgents in jail ct Hudson; it ail convene the
first Monday IN February