Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-05

hew and all the proceedings had and reports made to the
instructions correspondence, and other papers
oaehing said affair in possession Of the Government
Mr. DOUGLAS submitted the following resolution, which
lies
Resolved That the Commtee Indian Affairs be instruct
ed to inquire the expedncy of making appropriations
the exngui of the Indian title to that portion OF the
Territory of Minnesota which lies west of the Mississippi
rivers and also for the extngushment of the Indian ne to
that portion Of the Territory Of Oregon which lies between the
summit of the Cascade mountains and the Pacific ocean and
also for the exngshment q the Indian title to that portion
of California which lies the summit OF the Sierra
Nevada California mountains and the and also for
the extnguhment of the ndan title the valley OF the
Great Salt Lake. and also Tor the extingushment OF the In
dian title that portion OF New Mexico which lies east
of the summit of the Sierra Nevada Rocky mountains
And that said committee be farther instructed to inquire into
the territory Of the United States as one or more Indian terri
tories within which the emigrang Indians may be perma-
nently located and protected.
Mr.. TURNEY submitted the following resolution, which
lies over
Resolved That the President of the United States be
quested furnish the Senate with copies OF all the papers
letters and now on ME IN
any of the Departments relative the removal retention
office OF Jesse b. Clements marshal OF the middle district
of Tennessee and especially that he furnish copies OF the o
lowing, to wit .~.. ..=... ..~ .sss .
l. A letter from portion of the members OF the bar and
citizens of Nashville n. .~
q letter from the judges of the Supreme Court Of Ten
nessee, which also signed by Judge Nfaury.
letter from Judges Catron and Brown, judges OF the
Circuit and District Courts Of the United States for the State
OF Tennessee. ".. ......
letter from the grand and petit nres of the September
ls49 Circuit Court holden Nashville also the
letter The foreman Of the said grand jury.
Brenor signed by Henry Allen and Others Judge Caha
letters written by Governor N s. Brown the first d.
rected Allen A. Hail. and the second to the President of
the United States also letter OF John s. Bren to Secretary
Ewing.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. r..
On motion Of Mr.. DODGE, of Iowa
Resolved That the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads be instructed inquire into the expedency OF esta
bshing mail route from Bloomfield Ottumma and Lam
caster, to Washington, in Iowa.
On motion of Mr.. CASS, .sa..
Resolved That the Committee Pensions be instructed
inquire into the expedency OF granting to John Hnche
the Of pension previous the 9TH Of March, 1884,
On motion Of Mr.. CASS,
Resolved That the Committee Pensions be instructed
inquire into the expedency of granting pension to the
widow OF Dr. Henry Lamcke, late surgeon in the army
the United States -
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. BORLAND, from the Committee Printing, to
whom referred the motion to print the memorial Of the
Chamber of Commerce of New York. reported in favor of the
same which report was concurred in. r. r..
Mr.. b. also, from the same committee, to whom
erred the motion print report of the Secretary of the
Navy the subject Of transfers of appropriations reported
in favor of the same which report concurred in
Mr. b. further, from the same committee, to whom was
referred the motion to print 900 extra copies of the Pe
dents Annual Message and accompanying documents
Mr. B. also, from the committee, to whom re-
erred the motion print 900 extra copies Of the Annual
Report of the Secretary Of the Treasury the state Of
finances reported in favor of the which report
concurred in r. ~, .". ....
GOVERNMENTS FOR THE TERRITORIES.
Mr. HALE 1t will be recolected that few days since
the Senator from Mississippi M FooTE gave notice of his
intention to introduce bill looking very important egis-
ation and, several Senators DESTROYS of knowing
what the provisions of that bill are, and the country
looking with some interest for information the subject
hope the Senator if it meet the appreciation of the Senate,
will allow the bill to be presented laid upon the table, and
printed. .. ..." ..." a..*. @#
Mr.. FOOTE have objection at all, in order to gra-
ty gentlemen who desire to have opportunity of looking
at the bill, to lay it the table. suppose the gentleman
object will be attained by the printing. But the that
operated with in deerng its nroducon is still poten-
ta and that is there to be found in the bill details
which there may be little controversy, and
anxious that any discussion which may arise shall take place
upon the resolutions and that the principle shall be settled
anterior the consideration of the details have obec-
ton to lay the bill upon the table for TIE purpose Of having
printed. :..' ..rs..
The bill accordingly laid the table and ordered
be printed. .
.- BILLS INTRODUCED ON LEAVE.
Mr.. SEWARD, in pursuance Of notice, asked and OBJ
tanned leave to introduce bill concerning judgments in the
courts of the United States within the State of New York
which read first and second time by its title, and refer
BED to the Committee on the Judiciary. a.
Mr. s. said will the reasons for the introduction Of
this BILL Judgments in the courts Of the United States are
liens upon property in the States by virtue Of the laws
such States and not Of the laws of Congress- and regu-
lated in their force and effect by the laws of the States
law of the State of New York requires that all Judgments in
order to be levabe upon real estate in any county Of the
State shall be docketed, is technically called in the
clerks office Of the county There is provision directing
judgments recovered in the United States be
corded and consequently is very difficult ascertain whe-
Their title to land be free from the ncumbrance of such
judgments This bill is intended provide that shall be
the duty of the clerks of the of the United States
furnish copies OF judgments the clerks Of the State courts
are required to do, and for the purpose.
The bill twice read and referred to the Committee
the Judiciary. NJ
Mr.. BORLAND, in pursuance to notice, asked and OBJ.
tanned leave to introduce bill allowing exchanges Of and
antng additional school lands n the State Arkansas
which read first and second time by its title and referred
to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. b. Also in pursuance Of notice. asked and obtained
leave TO Introduce bill for the relief Of Cincnnaus Trous.
dale and John e. Connolly which read first and Sc
cond time and referred to the Committee Military Affairs.
Mr. DOUGLAS, pursuance of notice, asked and obtained
leave 10 introduce bpovdng for additional term Of the
United States Circuit and District Courts Chicago in the
State OF Illinois, which read first and second ime and
referred to the Committee the Judiciary
Mr.. SEWARD, in pursuance Of previous notice, asked
and obtained leave to Introduce bill approprang money
remove rocks in the Hurge channel and elsewhere in the
harbor OF New York; which read first and second
time by It's e and referred to the Committee On Commerce
message was received from the House Of Representatives.
by Mr. CAMPBELL, their Clerk announcing that that House
Polk.
The Senate, on motion by Mr.. BADGER, proceeded to
the consideration of said bill which read first and Sc
cond time by unanimous consent considered in Committee
OF the Whole, reported TO the Senate without amendment
ordered to third reading, read third tme and passed
Mr.. MING stated that, upon looking the list Of