The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-08

Navy, has also been in Washington OF late-pre-
sumed TO be here IN connection with the Lake Su-
\ perlor copper mines. BLEvINs
TWENTY-NINTa CONGRESS-.
In senate.
WAsHrScroS, Jan 8, ls46.
Mr. ALLEN, from the Committee Foreign Relations,
introduced resolution authorizing the Secretary OF the
Senate to contract for the printing Of ten thousand copies
Of the map by the Exploring Expedition. under Captain
Wilkes OF tho Oregon territory, provided said map shall
Mr.. CANrRes, from the Committee Public Buildings,
reported resolution authorizing the Washington Ma
tonal Monument Society in conjunction with the Presi
dent, TO select site the public mall, or common
for the proposed msgnidceni National Pantheon
and obelsk proposed to be erected in the federal CITY,
to the memory OF Washington and the heroes Of the
Mr. Fenderich tho accomplished lithograpaer whose
perfect master Of his business and faithful as one Of
rumbes daguerreoyres, with his pencil is engaged in
eral circulation. Subscribers Of three i've dollars
h he Will get copy q the plan to hang up in
graphic view Of the monument, as will appear in Tho
city when completed
Mr.. Sewer, from the Committee Foreign Relations,
reported bill providing for the payment Of the debt
cruing to Texas from the United States for losses in
Cured by the former while an independent nstion from
ne the dsbsnding certain troops and in the
eddling In certain custom house arrangements
The bill Is blank as to the amount to be paid and we
heavy claim in the promises, The bill and the accom-
panying documents were ordered to be printed
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Commerce as to the expedency Of erecting four light
houses along the gulf coast Of Mississippi Instruc.
sons referred Forihcstions would be better, in the
Altar o,herlo immnerial business, the more i'm
ortant movement Of Mr. Niles, in reference to the
rning, came up, to wit -
Rssotred BY the Senate and House of Representatives. of
from u and a ss1 h amses S"ss s Thu:
irg ofthe two Houses OF Congress shall be subject to
"
sha De ordered to be printed by the Senste-he Score
y orderedio he printed BY The House Of Raprsssnta
ves and If SO, the copies ordered by the Senate shall
be supplied by the printer Of the House of Representa-
tves for which there shall be charge for compost.
non apa y any message report or document shall be
shall be the duty Of clerk t. ascertain whether the
sane -. has been previously ordered to be printed
the House .ha se furnished ei Sy III. pfns
er to the Senate. and charge for composition
shall be allowed therefor and should an add.
nonai number OF copies Of any such document be
dered by either house they shall be furnished by the
printer to the house which FIRST ordered the printing of
the document, and for which compensation for
for the purpose Of despatch any other cause. shall
house of any document which had been previously or.
dered to DO printed the Committee Contingent Ex-
OF the House making such order may direct that
such document be again composed orpn into type; in
which case composition shall be charged and allowed:
when the number copies does not exceed FIVE thou
dshal be paid at rate Of compensation exceed
ing twenty centum less than The fixed and
tablshed BY the joint resolution 1919; and when the
number of copies shall exceed 6uc thousand the com
pensason shall exceed thirty three and third per
centum less than the rates allowed by said joint resou
ton OF 1875 and when the Committee Contingent Ex
TO execute any order Cor printing the printing shall Be
done by the Printer to the House making such order
the same shall be obtained under the direction Of the
committee on Contingent Expenses of the House
a ss Ill printing shall
House paying for the printing ordered by IT, except the
cd thA nj ~
be printed and II there shall be second composition,
shall ne paid for by the house whose Committee Con-
ungent Expenses shall authorize and direct the same
and when extra copies Of any document shall be order
ca by both Houses and the same executed by the
number Of copies which the houses have respectively
4 ordered. =
Mr. Nuns briefly eucidated the drif the object the
the reason and the prospective operation Of the
Message from tho President by Mr., j. Knox Walker.
what neat and tidy looking little fellow Walker il
MIR }. NJ CLArroS and MIR srnicHr criticised further
ome nsccuracy In the resolution for the amendment Of
Message from the President read, communicating the
omcial correspondence relative to the authority Of
/ on motion Of MIR. Bs.xss-Execs,ivs business. In
Executive s'ssion, few land officers confirmed
SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES, Mon
day, January 5, lSH.-Ceorge Eusts, ESQ of LOU
isiana, and Edward II. Hazard, Esq Of Rhode Island
we're admitted attorneys and counseiiors Of this court
j scott This cause was argued by MIR Mason for the
painuh 10 error, and by Mr. Crenden for the defend
ant IN error No. ST. Rt Walkers devscc, plaintiff in
error VS. the Trustees Of the town Of Columbus This
cause was argued BY Mr. Crttenden for the plaintiff in
error and by Mr. Coke for the defendants in error Al
journed till tomorrow at IL o'clock A. NJ
Tuesday, Jan 9. 1916 : Alfred II Hanscom and Cog.
neys and counsellors OF this court. No So Thomas
Ccokendorfer, plaintiff in error, Anthony Preston
inferior and BY Mr. Bradley for the assndsn Il
No. 81 VIM A. Bradley appellant, VS.. Pierre Chouteau
n, OF al The argument Of this cause commenced
row at ii o'clock.-Naf Intel, Jan. I. I1 -
, APPOINTMENTS NY THE PRKsIDRNT-By and with
me advice and consent of the Senate-Chares a.
sdiord OF Mssissppi to be surveyor general Of the
ianas or the district south Of Tennessee, in the
plaC0 oil AleNandAr nnx - LIZ