New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

Mr.. SHAW moved TO lay t on the table. Carried.
Mr.. FULLERTON moved 70 make the report OF the
Con mittee OIL Federal Relations the special order for
Wednesday. Laid on the table Adjourned.
From Our Own Correspondent
ALBANY, Friday, Jan. Is, 1861.
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
As | informed The TRIBUNE last night by telegraph
would be the case the Assembly Committee on FeGe a.
Relation through its Chairman, Mr.. Robinson, this
morning, reported for the confederation OF the House,
the resolutions Slightly mOdited) which were intro
duced by Mr.. r. the first week Of the session. The
r. port is ss follows:
The report sets forth the evils at present agitating
,b. country; declares that il Is useess TO inquire who
h responsible for the existing troubles; declares that
hew-York while firmly standing in support OF the
Union AND the laws both by moral and material aid,
Will recognize the Importance OF doing all Ia its
power TO coDcilate the dissatisfied Staes
The following resolutions are offered:
Resd That ~ the Senate concurl the State o. New YORK
hs. d with deep regret and espe't reprobson the
nation Institutions and dissolve the Union which
hA e0ne'red ine.mabe benefits upon all sections that .h
Federal and she viii put forth all her power
and TO maintain that Government and aid In the
Rsosd Thai f he Senate concur the State Of New York
Wit honor her States concsory spirit
consider ali differences Of opinion to amicsby
81 a' eSqs o. ~. S 1 Oy mutual 70 restore
Then fellow The resolutions originally introduced by
Mr. Robinson, for the admission Of all territory, after
Kansas shall haze come into the Union as two States
with such COrditutions republican III form. a. the
inhabitants shsil adopt, with the following IN addition
20 these resolutions:
or to divide The territory the Missouri
promise provided that said and
hs satisfactory 10 them that such disposition
territories win be generally asented TO- and peace
. L. rmony to the ne'ion.
TIE report laid on the table,
Meesrs. Brdsall and Pierce declined TO unite in the
report ard the former gave notice that he would at
future day. present minority report Ihis report will
A L. "A "a
An attempt to make the report q special order for
Wednesday next failed.
ENAscIPATIos OF SLAVES.
Mr.. Fullerton Of Orange presented the following
resolution, which strikes me "a very sensible mode
OF ,e.bng the great question, provided always that
the other parties 10 the contract will accept the terms
D oposed:
Hhsrsa, The Of slave property IN the border
such property by It's escape and the difficulties and expense
its recovery especially OF account Off progress Of free pnc
pies IN tho Slayeholdng States and inasmuch
gard the rights oopery under the existing laws Of State
W1ce. The action Of the conservative portion of the
people of those States In endesvorng to maintain the integrity
81 o. We uoS sam, .ns .. a Aa &c IssoS IN IN
es,nss, 'ymgs,hy and announcement and 49,, -.
tons With the South ald especially with that portion Of the
South lying sons the borders Of Free States therefore
Reorsd f the Senate concu That Senators and Repre-
enves Cong be requested urge the adoption OF such
the part Of the General Government Of the United
States shall practically offer the people Of such Of the border
Save States will accept the proposition such Inducements
shell be sufficient to renuneaie the owners OF slave property
within those States for the srsdsa emancipation o. their
saves and the extinction Of Slavery therein forever
provided be process .ha no, be reGuired 10 extend
period OF than forty Ind also that the General Gov
necessary to send such are set free to fbes aysi and
for their colonization there provided those States or any OF them
ReOed That these resolutions with the vote of this Leg.
thereon be forthwith transmitted BY the Government Of
this State TO Senators and Representatives In Congress
ARnIsG TRAITORS.
Mr.. Pierce presented important bill to the Assem-
bly, to-day, which provides as follows:
Any gsn who h. shall s S5 agree S
livery ship vessel any arms munitions Of
Ooyenment association body polite corporate which hs,
shall have ceded from the authority Jurisdiction Of the
any emy agent officer servant thereof shall be adudged
guilty Of felony aud upn conviction thereof shall be punished
than yeas shall deprived of ali the
rights privileges and IN munities Of citizen Of this State
credit thing any State Government cofpOron
mugaed or acted under any % ordinance declaration o.
cession from the United States f America shall be rebellion
per,Op person, who shall directly Indirectly buy have hold
or receive or bargain ornegoate the purchase pledge hypohe
issued purpons be issued by any
corporation association aer such secession or shall have in
shah enyccn thereof be guilty Of felony and be
punished by imprisonment In the State Prison less than
ration taking holding s behalf shall Dc dssmed
principal therein in the first degree
sEc Provides for punishment by Eve years imprison
nen and o Of cizenhp for any 9ho shall engage enlist hire
or procure, or who shall solicit ence propose any other
perscn to engage, en.t hire procure any other
engage enlist hire himself themseves to in any
sscedg rebens State IN State which shall design
act in rebellion oI hostility to the United States.
Such bill as this ought TO be passed at once as con.
tracts have already been entered into by citizens OF
New-York to furnish the enemy with munitions OF
war and negoia in progress with other citi-
for similar objects If the sentiment of patriotism
will not deter citizens of New-York from ahordng
aid and comfort TO the enemy, ii neems quite proper
to invoke the strong arm Of the law.
SEw-YoRR cHAMBERLAIN.
The Senate bill 70 give the Controller the appoint
ment of the N. Y. City Chamberlain, again post
pOned to-day till next Tuesday, with the understanding