New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.-.-ALBANy,T Thursday, Jan. s, 1852.
Mr. MORGAN Introduced bill to incorporate the
NewYork and Galway steamship Company. Also,
gave notice Of bill 10 amend the militia Law.
MI BgEKMAN gave notice OF bill prescribing tne
method of changing the grades OF streets Ia view
NJ CRoLry offered a series Of Kossuth resolu-
tions similar to What Sir Underwood offered IN !he
House yesterday.
The President presented the Report Of The un.
claimed dividends OF the Pank Of America, also OF
the Union Bank Of the City Of New-York.
KossuTH AND NoN.INTERvENTIoN
Mr. COEGRR offered the following, which were lald
on the table under the rule:
WAcrcaS The yisi, If Louis Kossuth has awakened IN
the hearts Of Che people Of the STATE Of us
sympathy the exile for freedoms sake. and an exalted
anprecs If ms capacity under the Divine Providence
erect the councils Of h, nation thai II mas as
equal which The laws Of aiture and OF nAtufes
God euii le it,
States o. declare that u for every nation u man.
Independent existence and conserve ITS potctin
sutions IA accordance with It's IN sovereign VIII ant
peaAue and also that these United ates are not ndner
emf to the action in any GoveTnmsn', IN wnleyer Menus
pere bT which the existence of any other government al
the rights and liberties Of It's people are vio ated or reh
Resoirrd nj the Assembly concur That we esteem it
duiy at all times incumbent Federal Goyornment,
TO express any naliOn with which 1t holds DIP omaie
dsappreya Of al violent Interference the part Of such
TO impair the constitutional rights Of any e'se ma
ton threaten ITS political existence, and fursher TO
in any Of fhe civilized powers who may slgDifY
their assent thereto IN an Effort t. restore by peaceful
mediation tie oppressed nation and its Tghtiul claims
Rcs0lred If the Assembly c0ncur) That - LOUIS Kos
suth ard pure and exalted am IN the ell ITS he IL
making his good and for the sttby OF free
hToug hout the world and also ,gnlZe
IN the manly the end he hopes compass
ur and honest purpose appropriate q the thru
elOqueICc with which he aitsns and ust acs the gnd
prmordeai truths Of national rights and duties
RtSOrcc, M the Assembly cOncurD That th9 Governor
OF The Sateof NewYork be requested 20 invite Governor
KOssufh visit Albany aId address this Legislature At
| the earliest day which may suit bis convenience.
Resoired, Of the Assembly c1lcur.) fhs, copy OF
these resolutions be transmitted the President Of the
Tutfa oh n tFT n
tativts in Congress
The following notices OF bills were made:
By Mr.. MoR0AN-A bill 10 incorporate the New
y oIk and Galway Steamship Co.
BY Mr.. COoLEY-That all Committees be appoint
ed by the President OF the Senate Adopted
BY Mr.. MoRGAN-Thai on Tuesday of each week
the Senate Will hold an Executive Session.
Adopted.
Mr.. PIERCE gave notice that he will, at an early
day. introduce bill TO amend the Assessment Laws
so that Real Estate Wall be taxed only on It's n.n-
numbered value
Mr.. COOLEY offered a resolution authorizing the
Clerk TO pay out OF the contingent fund the postage
OF Senators on documents sent 10 their constituents
Nessrs BABcocK aud PIERCE opposed and Messrs.
UPHAN ard COOLEY advocated ITS passage. when. on
motion Of Mr.. CoSGER. the resolution was lad on
the table
Mr.. Vanderbilt gave notice a. bill TO authorize
the Supervisors of Kings 20 raise money To CON-
ple.e Hospital Buildings, &c. Adjourned