New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10
NETWORK LEGISLATURE,
From the Albany Citizen.
SENATE.

THURSDAY. January :.
The Lieutenant Governor announced the follow
ing Standing Committees:
! on CIdrgs-Johnson. Wheeler and EniirSas
f On FIaaHce-iIaud Porter and Spencer.
( on the Jndici1ry-Loit. Putnam aud Wright
{ on the MIiuia-Cark, Jones and Chamberlain
/ On Canals-Denniston, Scovii and SANFORD.
on RailrOGds-Beckman. Hard and w !lIans
/ ON Bc,ds and Byidges-Buruham. Mitchell and Deyo.
/ on Lieratre-loung Folsom and SedgwicH'
/ on State Prisons-Backus. Hand and ;. Smith
/ on BaRks and Insurance Companies-Les,er. Talcott
find Beers. -,
On Dirision of Torns aud Couaties-Joncs, :. Smith
and Wheeler.
/ on Agricuhure-J r Smith Emmons and Beekman.
On Commerce aud Narigatton-PGtnam. Jones aud
Beers.
On Medicq. Societies and Medical Colleges Backus,
on pyigiirges and Elseons-Deyo. TaleOtt and san,
/ ford.
/ on Ergrossed BUs-Lester Beers and Folsom.
On itdian AGd1s-Chsmberlan. Folsom and EN-
mons. -,
Or Expiring Lars-Emmons, J. B. Smith and Van
On PuJlic rpendaares-Mi,chel Lester aud Hand.
on Incorporation of Ct;ss and ViiGses-Beers' Hand
and Lester
On Pubic BuadiaSs-scovill Lott and Spencer.
On Poor Ldps-Beekman. Sedgwick and Williams
On Charitable and Religious SOcisties-C!ark, Emmons
and Burnham.
! on Prin,ing-Sedewck Hard and Tacot
! Or Re.rsachmert-racp,t Porter and Mitchell
On motion of Mr.. JONES, the concurrent resoIu-
tons from the 4 Assembly, on the subject OF the ne
duction of Postage. were laid on the table
Mr. HAND gave notice OF n bill 10 amerd the scI
in citation to Excise, passed May, ls4J.
Mr. PORTER introduced bill 10 amend the nci IN
relation TO Understanding the time Of holding
the election under that law 10 tue last Tusday IN
March.
The Senate in Committee, took up the resolutions
in relation to Texas. Oregon, National Bank, Sub
! Treasury Tariff &c &c.
Mr.. JONES spoke in tayer OF his resolutions and
was followed by
Mr. WRIGHT, who moved new resolution that
I the twelve months notice be given, and that the
General Government take such course as shall Sc
cure to US the occupancy of the whole OF Oregon.
Mr. JOHNSON and Mr.. PoRTER thought the Texas
matter was old and stale The same as TO the Ma
tional Bank and they ought not TO be walked up tor
discussion.
Mr. PORTER thought the Oregon resolution as II
stood amounted 10 nothing. He believed the policy
of the President on that question was approved OF
by all the Democratic party, and by many of lis OPP
ponents
Mr. p. then proceeded to argue in favor OF his
own resolutions in favor Of the Sub Treasury
The Committee then rose and reported with view
Of printing the amendments.
HOUSE.
A communication received from the Score
tary of State. covering Abstract of the Census re-
turns o1the State The Abstract was referred 10 the
/
Der ofcopies of the communication were ordered 10
be printed.
Mr.. BLoss offered concurrent resolution calling
on Congress to reduce the mileage OF it's members
and apply the savings 10 the deficiencies in the
Post o flee rcvcnucs-laid on the table under the
rule.
NOTICES GIVEN TO INTRODUCE BILLS.
BY Mr. j. WooD. 10 repeal the duty on Salt man
ufactured in this State.
BY Mr.. Collins, TO abolish the Office of County Su-
perintendent fComInon Schools in Alegany County.
By Mr. STEVENSON, TO amend the Usury Laws :;
also. to tax the property Of nonresidens in the city
OF New York.
By Mr.. TIrUs, for the benefit of certain Insurance
Companies in the city of New-Y York whose capital
was impaired by the fire in June last.
BY Mr.. TOWNSEND, to repeal the present Militia
Laws
By. Mr. SEARLE to charge the State with certain
expenses Incurred by the County of CaItaraugus in
carrying out the act enforce the laws and TO pre-
serve order
BY Mr.. DEvELIS, in regard to the taxation OF
personal property In the city OF New York.
BY Mr. KING to amend the Lien Law of last ses
Sion
a long debate followed on resolution to furnish
knives to the members and officers Of the House
the resolution was laid the table
The House in Committee of the Whole, took up
the annual Message OF the Governor
Mr.. BAILEY moved tie reference of various mat
tiers contained therein to the usual Committees.
So much OF i; related 10 the differences between
the landlords and tenants moved 10 be referred
TO a select committee of one from each Senate Dis
trict-so much relates to the Census, TO select
committee of two from each Senate District, and
much as relates to the controversy with Great Bri.
tain on tho Oregon boundery, TO select committee.
Without considering the resolutions the Commit.
tee and reported progress, and the resolutions
were ordered printed And then the House adj.