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NeU- Fork COiOmixatioa &0cigig--A meeting of cit i4ens from different paris of the snte of New-York friendly to the object of forming State COlOniEason Society auxiliary Co the American CoiOusatiOn Soc- ey, was held at Albany during the last month. Col Elisha Jenkins, of COlumhia county, was appointed Chairman, and James P, Morse, Of oissgo, Secresa- ry The object of the meeting hasing been ssased in pertinent speech from HzF. Johnson, of Oneida, a committee of seven gentlemen from various sections oftAe ssats appointed to make suitable arrange meuis for the organization of the Society, and to re- port d a subsequent day.

 Two days aiieF, the mccsing again assembled, when Dr. Npt President of Union College, offered tl'e fol- ! lowing resolution, which was adopted:

 " ResOiued, Thatthe objects of the American Colo nixation Society merit she aid of all the friends of our country, of Africa, and of tse human race; that its past success in the great experiments which has been making, warrants the expectations that those important objects will atno very distant period be complised; aud that therefore this meeting proceed to organize State Socieiy which will promote the views and aid the efforts of this excellent institution

 After an address from Mr. Isaac Orr, agent of thc Parent Society," the officers of this Society elec- ted, as follows:

 1 President---John Savage.

 VIce-Pres;denes-- Minor, lst Senate Distric Nathaniel F. Tallmadge, 2d do. EEphalet Mott, 3d do. Luther Bradish 4th do.; Gerriu Smith, 5ih dO. Samuel Nelson, 9th do.; Nathaniel W. Howell, 7th do.; David E. Evans, sih do.

 ! gfaaagers---Benjamn F. Butler, ,Harmanus Bleeck- ] er Charles R. Webster, Jabez D. Hammond, and l John Willard. TSeasarsr---Flichard Yates.

 Recordiag Secresary--Richard V. De Witt. Appropriate addresses were delivered by ten twelve gentlemen in the course ofthe evening, among whom were Rev. Dr. Mott and the celebrated Joseph Lancaster; and the two following resolutions offered and adopted:

 Resotred, That the colonization society should be kept separate from all local and party consderaons that should endeavor by every proper method and especially by circulating suitable publications, unite in it's favor all casses of people throughout try; aad sha; for the attainment of objects import ant should be ready give up every thing but the principles aud objects of its existence and the lawful 1 and honorable means of its prosperity.

 Resosced, That the distracted and miserable of Africa calls loudly for our commseraticn and char ble efforts; aud that the Colonization Society pur sung by far the most probable, if indeed the only means, of enlightening the sbenighted and savage

 tribes of thai continent and raising them the rank and the blessings of Christian nations.