The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-30

4. In the House Of Representatives, on the sth
Mr.. Bogart offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted:
Resolve9 That The Conmfitss On Indian Affair Be IN.
De esersi oyelnassf . ssroVs al fbe indisS ts5 M
% aot pregsry belong Q feysi cut Of lie imia 81 the
| daYas practicable
On tIe same day Mr. Tarrant offered an inlpor-
lant resolution, which was also read aud adopted
| It was-
Resolsef That ifc Commltses On PTiyate Land Claims
&C, % pSSib ibs BosIs Of Land ConaSossr u S.S
eeuaiy IN tn State from ianing Certificates etc. and TsDo
In the Senate on the l2lh Mr.. Ports offered the
following preamble and resolution, which were
adopted.
Wsseas Il appear from ths publication Of Thos. Wm
Ward 5tste ComisluBeI o. tbe General Land os Oftbs
e Commlssio9el q The General Land Ofes
BE Il fher5gre zessfped That dc COMMITTEE on Publie
Iagds be nsuaeted 70 inquire ihto he speede ahd l
eIculaioa q saofeed Texas land patenls and hat g
In the House on the 18th after resolution had
been offered to elect Reporter whose duty It
shall be to report fully from day 10 day, the bust
ness Of The House, and whose compensation shall
be the same as that allowed to the Clerks Of The
House Of Representatives, an amendment was
offered that there shall be elected Chaplain
with like salary The resolution, as amended,
was lost by a vote Of II 10 %.
On the same day there was also read in the
House, for the first time, preamble and joint reso-
luton requesting the Texas Senators and Repre-
seniatives in The United States Congress to bring
before the General Government the Importance Of
an arrangement between the aforesaid government
and Mexico for the delivery Of fugitives from jus
tice Of either government"
In the Senate on the 18th Mr.. Taylor offered the
following resolution, which was adopted
sso uod Tia, hs Committee on Finance take into con-
edHiis commissioner The General Land Ofios 10
i've dollars ii Texas PTomsory Notes faT an govsTnnsSt
does and patents tor land, and report By bill Otherwise
The report Of the Committee on Indian Affairs
the joint resolution nstructing the Senators and
requesting the Representatives to urge upon Con-
gress the passage Of law for the removal Of the
indians, was read in the Senate and laid on the
fable for one day
In the House on the 18Th the Chairman Of the
Committee on Federal Relations, to whom was re1
ferred such portion OF the Governors Message as
relates to she county Of Santa F6, reported by in
strueiion OF the Committee, the following preamble
and resolutions
Whereas. Upon protc 4 being entered By the Cover ment
hs Government 81 he uai,ed STATE he ksdeSs EIscs
asserted, through MI Buchanan his 6ecetafy tuta
that the occupancy Of New Mexeo By the troops of the
United States was temporary, and that The government
~ t8ty "a lis character. and that il would
Ohcreas, Ah- ngh the IN long since nnd Ihe
ueiY Of peaeeTs nug since be Couclndgd hsFeen the
Uhte1 states and Mexico, the DTces Of the United sta
yHuue 70 hold sion Of ~ said county Of Santa E6
within the said stat Of Tex IN visitation Of the dechled
int ala said Of the Federal Executive. violation
Of lac TRfs Of tha oitzsaz OF tie STRIFE Of Texts udi
VIDAL membs OF the Con iedsacy. and N solemn violation
OF the sacred rights u sovereign AID independent
State 9Rd neas, IL is the ardent desire Of the peUpis Of
paiuaie those fla relations which should ever exist Be-
The vauoas Staies OF the G0hfedeany, demanding
eOiaE but what uFht upOn The hund. and Their
deiermin ation. submit nothing that
WI6aE " but maintain, all hazards their ba1d bought
ghts inch Of their territory laid town aud
cogai1a by The ebleles Of enueEaon Be tielelnIe-
Resefued ba the kcgt1atlrc ta State qf IEas rhaf
and Instruct q 70 ditpateh special adlulilsipna tai-
ngon Ctt u-cerEin the Of the Federal Gov
relation the e0enY OF sun0 ke IN lime 10 lay
The hsiona the Legislature during ter sss0n.
ReS0fBed That iuthef' action BY The Legiilaute the
Erb Of Santa Fe, be postponed until the sept OF
repO.t Of the said commissioner
ResOiUei That the sun OF dOlaH be- and the same Is
hereby appropriated out of in the Te
0heTWe apBnOpTH d. 10 delfRy the eXpenI OF the C0m-
missioner 10 appointed under he r5t resolution.
When these had been read Tor the first time
motion was made to suspend the rule lor,the second
reading, but the motion was lost
The proceedings OF the 1ftlr-as late as we have
rcceived-had general interest.