New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-09
our State Lesisinture-Cutting out WORK
for rhe Winter

Mr. D. r F. JONES lLocoj OF tnis Ois'tict tooA
the earliest opportunity after the organization OF the
Senate 10 submit series Of Resolutions approving
bv wholesale the Annexation of Texas, asserting
.bs ,i,e of this Country TO the ohoe Of Oregon ap-
proving the Independent Treasury, condemning
National Bank expressing hostility to ProIec'iVe
Tariff. and clarifying James K. Polk extensively
Mr.. PORTER Loco Of the Seventh Immediately IN
t,odnced similar series in favor OF Texas, Oregon.
md War if necessary 10 vindicate our title 10 the
lsuer. Both these series have been referred to a
Committee of the Whole, where we shall probably
soon hear of them. I'VE shall pay our respects &c
Mr. Joness as soon as may be.
Mr. PORTER also introduced a bill to give out the
State Printing by contract, which we believe will
pass all the Wings being in favor of it and good
par, Of The ma jority. We believe Mr. WRIGHT in
the Senate and Mr.. ]. YoUSe in the House were
prepared to offer bills Of like tendency
Mr.. WRIGHT, on notice, introduced bill TO RE-
PEAL the act granting bounty on SALT, Coal and
LEAD exported TO certain points. Referred to the
Committee on Finance Mr.. You've supporting
suoh reference and the bill generally, Mr. SEDe-
WICK opposing
Mr. HARD (whig) has offered resolution direct
Ing the Canal Commissioners 10 inquire into the ex-
pediepcy of barring The Repairs OF our Canals
made by Contract, proposals being advertised TO
keep such and such sections in good order Tor
wear or term of years. The unexplained fact stated
bv Gov. Wright that the Repairs of this year have
COST $4,000 more than those Of last will tend
strongly 10 secure the adoption OF this sautary re.
form
In the Assembly on Wednesday the notices OF in
ten,ion 10 introduce bills were given as follows:
By Mr.. DrvIL1N. to amend the New.York Police bill.
Also 10 divide the Sixteenth Ward in the City OF New
York
ond County OF New-York.
By Mr. TITu. 10 reduce the Auction Duty
BY Mr.. TEFFT, TO AMEND the CONVENTION ACT oy
changing the time of holding the election for Delegates
By Mr.. HARRIS, TO AMEND the LICENSE ACT OF iast
eession.
By Mr. SMITH to ABOLISH the Office Of COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT Also to release the County oil Scno'
hhre from the payment If SAC charged TO that Coun
ty under tho act 10 enforce the Laws, &c
By Mr. TEFfT, abolish the office OF School Distrct
Collector &c
By Mr. HALL, relative to the Recording of Wills of
Real Estaterelative the Stay of Proceedings on Judg
sns-nlso for the discharge OF persons Imprisoned for
costs.
By Mr. ALBERrsoN to amend the act relative to the
Inspection OF Beef and Pork in the City OF New York
By Mr. LUDLOW. to increase the number OF Commis'
noners of Deeds in the City and County OF New York
By Mr.. SrEvENsoN, TO change the name OF the New
York Mutual Insurance Company and to reduce its cap
ita.
By Mr. TILpEN to amend the Charter of the City of
New.York.
By Mr. COLLINS to amend the act of 80 relative to tho
Seventh Day Baptsts.
The Senate on Wednesday ordered General
Committee on Retrencbment.
e The letter dispatched by the Editor from
Albany on Wednesday morning having somehow
failed to arrive may add that the vote for Speaker
On Tuesday stood
For Col. VIM. C. Grain of Herkimcr Uoco)....--73
Z" Hon John Young OF Livingston. (Whig). --.ii
Ira Harris Of Albany (Whig AntiRent). .--..-
Grain over oil 90. Wing Scattering. ...-......
Those who voted for Mr.. Harris were the Rens
selae, and Delaware Members. Mr.. Smith of Soho
harle and Mr.. Blakeley Of Otsego. Mr.. Lewis O.
Delaware had voted in the regular Loco, Focc
eau Gus the evening before. Mr. Harris voted fol
Tbos Smith OF Schoharie. Mr. Grain was excused
from voting and a motion was made TO excus,
Mr.. Young, but he declined the favor and voted fo
Mr.. Gee of Allegany.