New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

Total. ,275 "a
This last amount ID ali unpaid.
Work let and intended 70 be completed before Octo'
Der nsxt amounts to So, 4Os
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr.. T. r. GnMoRE, to repeal the Act to In
corporate the Society OF Tommany.
TIE CANALS.
The House. resumed the consideration oil the
Senate Joint eiutiOn.
The motion pending was that of Mr. SHAW, to
postpone the resolution 10 10Th February next.
Mr. LITTLEJoHS would not again have spOk-
but the motion 10 postpone. He was atonished at
this motion. The effect Of this pOstponemen 70 Febru'
airy IL equivalent 20 indefinite postponement Why ID
delay desired, IL it not evidently 10 enoarra's thu
Housef The Senates resolution should he met at once
lie was prepared 10 do co. and he believed minority OF
hs associates were equally prepared. For two years,
nothing has beeh done on the Canal This Is delay
enough No moro should be allowed. TINS proposed
COMMITTEE should be rased at once.
He willing to ccncede that this resolution should
De discussed L was proper 1t involves important
principles and those principles should be duly cOnsd
cred He cordially approved OF this Joint Committee
10 would lead TO practical resGls-wlhch all profess TO
desire He wished the most prompt and eicien, meth
I'D reforted so. Nor did he deem II rejecting upon
the Governor. IL was proposed by Democrats and
ihs plan, when reported, would come from the hands
of Democrats. And to their report he was willing 10
pledge bis vote cheerfuly ae If ~ emonatsd from
Wing committee.
1bese works are great enough 10 enlist the sympa-
ihies of every New Yorker They had bis sympshies-
Mi of them His anzisies were not restricted 70 any
single work His vocation had rendered hun familiar
with all the public works OF the stats ana all Of them
would receive his cordial and cheerful support
Mr. L. cosed by expressing the hope THAI the quesson
would be soon taken and the resolution adopted
Mr.. STEWART, Of Delaware, moved the pre-
vious question
The House seconded the call, and the vote
WAS declared--Yess az, Nays 47-asfollows;
AyIs-Messrs. Alden, Beman, Barnet Barrougss Cary
Cas- Chai6ed, Capp, Cook Dubois, Ellsworth n Ely,
4 II Ely Rnans Glover Haydn, Hastnss Hendoe, llol'
IIyinsstou % BreR Odc Osborn, Psyne Persons, Pei.
fensii Peters Reid J. Rose Soaring Sessions kasseli
smith stanford Stewart, ~ john Streeter D b. Taylor,
ITelnpe, > Townsend, WEIGH, Whltsomb Nood--4I
VAS MessIs Amsby, Barker Beckwith, Bouteh Car
renter Bushnell, Champhn, ChambeTp, Cnocker, Dohaf
knch FORTH Gale, A. II. Garinos, J. \ Gardner GfoTd
Hall Hesdersor Hibbard Hsyle, keauey Loonis, Logns
bury Marsh Martin. McClRry, Mclean. Miller Noble,
Patterson 4. W. REESE shaw, r. Smith {. Smith w. A.
smith sPsfard, sPrssHe, Ten ESek rho'ne "edsAins'
Wintns-ff.
The SPEAKER voted no, and the resolution
was lost
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. FoRsYrH, asking Information relative TO
the transfer OF safety fund bank securities when organ
ling general banks. Referred.
Mr.. GALE offered the following resolution
Rc,e'reS That the Comuiues on Banks and Insurance
convenient speed whether there any, ana Ii 90, whs Sc
y fnr the redemption of the bills incorporated banks
whose charters have no, yet expired.
Dort whether the contributions the Safety Fa1d viii Do
sufficient 70 reimburse the State for monies advanced 20
said Fund the redemption OF notes Of nsoSeni oaf'
Agreed to. -
Mr. ALDEN moved Select Committee of five
10 investigate the affairs Of the Nev.lork Tsmmsny
society incorporated for charitable purposes anato
rort whether its funds bad been applied ~ Charitable or
political purposes lsid over.
Adjourned TO IL O'Clock on Mondsy.