New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-12

lana, have been uu,a~ey .eiled With hostile iHePiogs and
Whe,o ylnh Ssns.St IL C0ns'e'' a'o" and nl'.a sse
Rssorsd 1.-THE senate eoucnr that the Iegas,e Of New
York profoundly inpres,i with the yslu OF the Union ard de-
inined preserve iDnmpatd hail with Joy tho recent hrni,
lrsd siste{ and hat we ender 10 mir through n. Chief
nas State whatever aid 20 and money he may
thoy ofhe Feden Goyernu pl and In defense Of the
more perfect Union which has conferred prosper ny and hap
and BY DOR e s we are resdy 20 devote our for
Tune our he. and our scored honor in upholdiag e Uoa
Rered The, tie uno1loynr Representative. aud citizens
Missouri ard :; ghS .so5 y,ih devoted s5d
nsr l state ION the Vortex q ses1s
Rored That the Governor be respectfully fequesed . tor
det Of the nation and the Governors Of ali the States Of the
"a ion
Mr. Lejobn expressed the hope that the resolutions
would meet with no opposition, aDd call Of the
Yeas and Nays 10 found that lis bad voted IN the
afiIH alive; Two Messrs. CozeDs and VaT1an OF New
York in The negative absel or not voting, Messrs.
Chapman, Darcy, Davis, fhld, Fisher, Iaber, Town
These resolutions ere Immediately sent 70 the Sen
ate, where, after miscellaneous debate on various
propositions to amend not to admit, even by inter.
nee that a State has the right or power TO declare
war against the United States, and 10 denounce
The GODqs Of the Son treason, the Senate finally
a1ne nded the resolutions hy the insertion of the follow
ing amendment offered by Mr.. 81 inoa, 20 be inserted
III the commencement Of the Assembly resolutions;
" hfyeas Treason, defined By the Coasitnon o. the
United States exists IN more Of the States Of h' Con-
isJeney.
In Ills form the resolutions were adopted by Tire
Senate with one dissenting vote, that OF Sir. Law
renee.
TrE PROPOSITION TO Arm THE STATE.
Mr. Spnolas concurrent resolutions % arm the state
were amended in the Senate to-day, and passed with
only one dissenting. vote, that Of MIR. Grant AS
amended, the resolutions read as follows:
TD defined hy the So1:ssS 81 s sss
Wh'O' the religious as wei a. pat lone GUY o. s11 49,
in it, SOVEREIGN eapsG y a. wei ~ Of his un1n Of
State. lhty united BY Washington and his asoc.e
III be, una;eraby and uneonPromlinsy
Resord That Ss COMMITTEE on Military Affairs be- and ~
hereby directed to nq s in tie condition efficiency sne
to he Sete a. tie eaiiest prsccsbe dsy what egaor II
sy T. necessary render that branch OF the Goyenment a
The laid Conn rport bill to raise whatever amount
| be necessary properly arm the State.
TIE SWORD TO MAJOR ANDERSON.
The Assen bly discussed the resolution to present
sword 10 Major Anderson, and snally postponed the
aubect TO await the further action OF the gallant
Major thinking it possible That he may do something
that will lie worthy of the presentation of cannon M
] stead Of sword.
The Assembly refused ~ adjourn over tai MONDAY
night which is regarded "a a favorable tlgn
ISsoLvEyT DEBTORS.
NJ. Young, of The Assembly, has given notice OF
| bill for the relief Of iusolyent debtors.
aETRoPOLTTAN POLICE.
Mr. Webster has given notice Of bill to amend the
Menotoan +, lice act IT, regard 20 the sale of mos
| ON Sunday in the City OF New-fork. Also OF q 6n
| TO amend the License act Of 1858.
h FEDERAL RELATIONS.
The Speaker his announced the following names Tor
tie 81 ial Con mittee Federal Relai)ns; hessrs
| Robinson, Birdsll, KEENAN,, Lllengwood, Angel fiA,
| and McDerIOt.
| PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
| Mr. Manieue has introduced a bill to ineorp9Ease
the PcoJ les Savings Bank Of the City OF New-for%
| W tn following corpoatoIs: james Harper, Daniel
| Drew, WilsOn q. Hunt, james Davis, Jamos w.
| Newton 1hoe. l.. Thornell, Thomas Carlton, Frank
w. Ballard Cephas BraineTd, ~ G. Griffin, Tnos. l..
| Rushmore i. G. Dewing, frank +. james, d. n.
| Gildersleve, VIM. Dowd, Samuel X. Lang T.. A.
| Sherard, Gyms II. Loutiel Allrrh Henken, c. 4.
| Rodgers, William Youngs Alex. Bregg, josiah Oakes,
Jonathan Fountain, Erasmus Sterling, r. X Foster,
John NJ. REID, d. ID. Vail, Chas II Swords, Hiram
| Barney, and their successors Tie Bank IL 10 be
| located in the Third Ward OF the city.
| ARMS.
| Mr.. LcLeod MUIR by has given nofi'e of bill 10
regulate the sale of firearms in the State which
qnifes that arms and munitions OF war shall only be
sold BY PARTIES holding license under the Commisss,Ty
| General.
| JUSTICES TIRE PEACE.
| The judiciary Conn ittse Of tbe Senate have re-
ported bll introduced by Mr. Goss, extending the
jurisdiction Of Jusiices of tue Peace which gves the
nstices jurisdiction in involving double tne
\ amount admitted by the present code.