New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE. E.
SENATE.

III.
Petitions were presented for new county from
parts of Chauiauque. Cattaraugus and Erie; to IN
corporate the National society OF inventors OF the
citv of New York; from the Central Bank of Cher
ry Valley for par redemption in Albany and New
York.
The report of Mr. H. R. scHooLcRAFr as agent
to take the census of the Indians interesting doc
/ ument was received.
MIR. BAcKus reported bill for the establishment
of LunaIc Asylum in the western part OF the
State.
Mr.. SgDGwIcK reported in favor of printing $50
extra copies of the report of the Agent of the Mount
Pleasant State Prison iter considerable discus
sion the extra copies were ordered. A similar re-
port was made for the printing OF $50 extra copies
ofthe annual report of the agent OF the Northern
Prison which superseded by motion to print
twice the usual number-which prevailed
Mr.. LOTT reported in favor OF the House bill, TO
extend the terms of the General Sessions in the City
Of New Ork-and II passed
Mr. PORTER reported in favor OF the House Dill
extending to the lst of March the time for the col
lection OF taxes for lsi5-which was also passed
TDoss not apply to New ork or Kings
The printing bill introduced by Mr.. PORTER TO-
gethcr with the amendments offered by Mr.. WRIGHT
was then taken up IN committee, and discussed
On motion of Mr.. HARD The committee rose and
these bills made the special order tor tuesday
at half past y o'clock
The Senate then after unsuccessful effort TO go
into Executive Session adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Among the petitions presented was one by Mr..
CoRNwELL, 10 repeal the [. x 5. r. K. freight bi!!
another of Thomas Herttell, to make habltua!
drunkenness cause OF divorce-another, Tor
House of Refuge in Western New-l ork-several
Tor the Hudson River Railroad-one By Mr. Cook,
from 1851 inhabitants OF Oneida county, for law 10
suppress Licentiousnesa.
Mr. STEVENSON reported IN favor oi Mr. Iirts
Dill in relation duties goods sold AT auction,
aud the bonds OF auc,ioneers
Mr. FULLERTON introduceda series OF concurrent
resolutions urging upon Congress the giving of the
wears notice in relation 10 the Joint occupancy o,
Oregon. The notwithstanding the preamble
are Gs follows:
Rs.olred Gf the Senate concur AZ the OF the
LEGISLATURE vi New.York itGt inssmuch as England AZ
ter pressing Government TO tie consideration oil the
Oregon boundary question has rejected Just lar snc
csrciliatcry Of settlement without offering any
mode OF compromise il becomes the duty OF our Gov
take the step contemplated oy the con'eh.
ton Of l-2 when the opinion OF either Government
il should De deemed necessary for the protection oil lis
interests or it's honor; Therefore
Rss0lred, Gf The Senate cOncur) IEat our senators
and Representatives Congress be requested TO vote Tor
resolution advising the President OF the United states
give Her Britannia Najsstys Government a. as cary
day as in his Judgment rights the interests anu me
honor of the American People demand. ;he notice re-
quired By the convention OF le7 for the termination oi
The Join. occupancy oy Engand and the lnIe states VI
the Oregon Territory.
Pssoired. az ta- Senate concur That relations
with England impose high and responsible duties upon
Congress and that the Efficient preparations for
war furnish al al times. h- strongest guaranty for
peace the Naval Military force OF the county should
be augmented while is delences should De promptly
Ctaeued upon seaoosrd aud along zoe ine Of
our northern northwestern frontier.
a motion to make the above esoiution the special
order for "Wednesday was laid on the table BY
vote of 50 TO 81.
On motion OF Mr. HALL. a resolution was adopt
ed directing an inquiry into the aggregate expense
OF the public printing for the last year specifying
the ccs; of each class OF printing for the Legislature
and the Departments.
Mr. WoRDESs resolution calling upon the Com
issioners of the Canal Fund, 10. certain inform
alton other than that contained in their annual report
was adopted.
Mr. SANDS offered resolution fixing on " ednes-
day next for the election OF State Printer. Nj w
5 SHERWOOD desiring 10 debate ii j, was lad ove'-
The Governors message was then taken up ID
committee NJ HAYSER having the hoor spoke
until the hour of adjournment without concluding
on the reference of ha; part OF II relating TO the
anti rent question.
SUSPECTED MuRDER.-A coroners inquest was
held on Tuesday last, TIE remains ot human being
found In barrel doa,ng Drum lsland. The jury
brought in verdie, OF murdered oy some person
persons unknown. .Cnif!eston COURIER