New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY Monday, jan 10, lsj3
Mr. COOLEY reported fayoraby on the general
bill 10 regulate Savings Banks.
Mr. BEEKMAY introduced bill to amend the
Charter of NewYork City, and bill to protect pattern
makers end prohibit the use OF castings as patterns
Mr. MUSRor gave notice OF bill relative to
the union and consolidation Of railway companies
Mr. VANDERBILT gave notice of bill for sup
plying Brooklyn with water. Also relative to the Terms
OF the City Court OF Brooklyn.
Mr. BEEKMAN offered concurrent res0lu-
ton relative to the imprisonment OF the Medal Family
Lnd over.
The Senate in Committee, took up the bill to
incorporate the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Senator PIERCE not being ready with his
amendments, the Committee rose and tue Senate adj
journed
REPORTS OF coNrNIrrrEE-NoTIcEs or Bills &C.
Mr. BARTLETT offered a resolution relating
10 the amount Of re carried by railroads detailing the
classes and designating the ports TO which declaration
made and the prices Of carrying freight which,
01''' '''' ASSEMBLY
NOTICES
By Mr.. HoLLEY, for Ship Canal around Nj
sgGra FGlls.
By Mr. ST. JONI, TO divide the Eighteenth
Ward, New-York
BY Mr.. HOLLEY, to improve the navigation
Of the niagara River shove the Falls.
By Mr.. GILMORE. 10 incorporate National
College of Physicians in New-York.
By Mr.. ALLEN-To authorize Savings Banks
to divide their surplus funds
ByMr HowARD-In regard to Mock Auctions.
Several petitions were presentedand referred.
COMMUNICATIONS.
The report of Committee 10 examine the
Treasurer Report Laid the table and ordered to
be printed
NOTICES or INTRODUCTION on Bills rrc
By Mr. kENNEDY, OF a bill 10 encourage the
Fine Arts
BY Mr. FoRslrH, that Tuesdays and Thurs
days he devoted to the consideration Of tie general or
den.
BY Mr. NOBLE, in regard TO elections in the
City OF New.YorA
BY Mr.. FORSYTH. to incorporate the Society
Tor tie Relief OF Aged and inhrm Clergymen Of the
Episcopal Church
By Mr. Woop. TO enforce tolls on Railroads
NOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
Mr. CHAMPLIy offered the following resolu-
lions
RssoreS That N view ofthe condition popular instu.
IL the Old World high and sacred duty devoyed
with increased responsibility upon TIE people Of ms eosn
Try to uphold and maintain the nstf OF every st ana
thereby the uson Of The States and 20 sustain and adyanee
among constitutional liberty egnlnUaS 70 5eslst a. nc
uorees and exclusive legislation for tne bcnen " the fe
AZ he expense the many and by vsani ard constant
.r9to beh re brosd snous nd stroas elcn TO en-
brace and uphold fhe Union IL was the Union e. i ~
and me n0n u a be, IN the ia expansion Of Iae en-
erEies md capacity Of this es, and progressive PEOPLE
R,sorsd That the comfy due rom te seyerf nlsnoer,
efre Conedersey each other dem ands tht Iau "a N %
credit shond be given by each 20 the pubic Lawn and % M
t OF rs sister States and that f1cl stes
am lie sole end proper dges Of everything spptsnse
thsrovn Affairs prohibited oy the Conss- IGto snd
that al eorts o. lhotoniss or ohers made y nefefe
wit o slavery or take irepen tspe IN rela-
rcu theFs - calculated 70 eed 70 ne mott EerL6
sr CONSEQUENCES ard that al saeh erofs nave
az iueyte tendency insh the happiness OF me peo-
p. and DANGER the stability and Oh me mon
ought &c COUNT nGced oy any Trend CT cur pant
ResoIred T6st every citizen friendly 20 republican
in,rtutious Srte and National should el innceed ~
eense OF dnty 70 resist al artenptsn renewing N Con
gIess Or CIT Of H. tho sEtSnon o. tae savoy
,S,J -lGte-eT sfase g. eos0r he aeSpf say De- a1de
Laid upon the table and ordered 10 De print
By Mr.. FORSYTH TO amend the Constitution
20 nat bribery or betting on elections nay 0e more
fully prevented g
Mr. CHArTrLLD, that a thousand copies 81
the Report OF the state Engineer beprnted Tor me use
OF said In rneer CARED. =
Mr.. Kr.PyEY called M the resolution 20 al
o,, the scers Of tie House 10 draw ther psy from INC
Contingent fund OF the House Adopted -,
Mr.. CHANPLIS called up the resolutions u
Mr Ely. in regard to Slavery Referred 70 inc '0N'
nI-t.ee or the Judiciary - . ,fass.,s
The consideration Of the Governors Message
wac postponed until Friday
Hills INTRODUCED on MOTIF H.:
Rv Mr. KyyyEDY, Homestead Exemption
Rr Mr. FORSYTH. an act allowing the conllne'
-. g .a-..ir criminals In the Albany Peni.enEnry
D., Mr. Coog. 10 Abolish the Militia Tax.
D. NJ S,xnyoRp, to extend the time Tor the
-. cf ,,xe- out Of the Cities ofEewYsrk, Brook.
~ nd WIlissnsbarsh Adjourned