Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-14

day March, 1884, number two in that class whose terms
win expire the sd day Of March, aud number three in
the class whose terms will expire the sd day Of March 1855
Whereupon the papers marked No. l, No. O. and Ne 8
were by the Secretary put into the bslIot-box and
No. was drawn by the Hon. JoHs c.. FREMosr who
accordingly in the class Of Senators whose will
pire on the Sd day of March, 1851 and
No. 8 was drawn by the Hon. VIM. M. GwIs, who is
accordingly in the class of Senator'S whose will expire
the Sd day Of March, 1855.
POST ROUTES IN CALIFORNIA.
Mr.. FREMONT submitted the following resolution which
was considered by unanimous consent and agreed to-
Resolved That the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads be instructed inquire into The expedency OF estab
fishing the following post in the State Of California
From San Francisco, by Santa Clara city Of San Jose
Juan Baupsa Monterey Solidad San Miguel San Luis Obs
Danas La Purissima Santa Ines Santa Barbara San Bue
Santa Margareta, and San Luis Rey, to San Diego.
From the city OF San Joe by San Jose mission and Liver
From the city of San JOSE by the San Jose
Marines, to Benicia.
From the city Of San Jose to Santa Cruz.
From Monterey, by Pachecos to Towaumne.
From Los Angeles to San Pedro.
From Los Angeles by San Gabriel Workmn's, Roand's,
Chino, Pala, Aqua Calente to ella town.
From San Francisco by Sansao, and Benica to Sacra-
mento.
From Benicia by Sonoma to Humboldt and Trinity.
From Benica by Marines, and New York, to Stockton.
From Sacramentob Vernon. Fremont Ncolaus Suffers
Hook Farm, Yuva town, Nel's Lassens Readings, and
Placer town, to Humboldt and Trinity.
From Sacramento by Columa, Carson Valley settlement
From Sacramento to the gold dsgngs the Rio de los
From Yuva the gold diggngs Bear, Yuva, and
Feather rivers.
From Sacramento by Murphy s. Shaddan Laird's Isbe
Stockton, stansaus Towaiumne to Marpoas
Calayeras.
From Stockton the gold diggngs snsaus
! lumne, and Mercedes rivers. .4
i Mr.. FREMONT submitted map exhibiting the positions
Of the proposed mail in California which referred
to the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
| NOTICE OF CALIFORNIA BILLS
Mr.. FREMONT. Mr.. President, desire to give notice
that omorow, subsequent morning. will ask
leave to introduce bills Of the following titles
lst bill to provide for the appointment of recorder Of
| land titles in California.
3D. A bill to provide for the appointment Of surveyor
general in the State Of California and for the survey of the
| public lands.
3D. bill provide for the erection Of land offices in Cali
ornia, and the appointment Of registers and receivers
4th bill to provide for the ascertanment OF private land
claims California and for the adjudication and settlement Of
| the same.
5th bill to grant donations of land to settlers in Cali
ona before the ceon of that country the United States
and allow presumption rights to all subsequent and to all
| future settlers.
9Th bill to regulate the working of the pacers and gold
mines California; and preserve order, by granting tempo
presents to actual operators to work the same in limited
i quantities.
7h. bill to provide for extending the laws and judicial
system Of the United States to the State Of California.
9th. bill to refund the State of California the amount
moneys collected for duties imported goods San Fran
the United States were extended to California.
9th. bill to grant the State Of California certain guam
titles of public land for the purposes Of education.
10Th. bill grant the State of California six town.
ships Of land for a university.
llh. bill to grant to the State Of California four sections
Of land to aid in constructing public buildings at the seat Of
government.
18th. bill, to grant to the State Of California
ships Of land for establishing asylum for the deaf and
dumb, and for the blind and insane
18th. bill to relinqush the city Of San Francisco all
the ground reserved for military other public purposes IN
the said city, and which longer wanted for such
purposes. .g
l4t bill to grant 10 the State of California twelve salt
y springs, with a section Of land around each. .s@.
18TH bill for granting to the city Of Monterey the old
government house in that city, and the ground upon which it
= stands
10Th bill provide for opening road the Sierra
Nevada, the line Of the Rio de los Amecanos and Gar
river and the pass their head the
Of opening travelling road between the present
settlements Of the United States and the State Of
! California
18th bill to grant to the State of California one million
hundred thousand Of land for purposes Of internal
improvement, in addition to the half million of granted
for such purposes to each State by general law
lSth bill to preserve peace among the Indian tribes IN
California, by providing for the extinction OF their territorial
claims in the gold mine districts.
Mr. FREMONT. In the present advanced state Of Cali
ona have thought it best to ask for all that has been grant
ed any State Her population large and rapidly accu
muang and the demands upon her resources are exaord
nar1iy great .t .11
i SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES.
i Mr.. CHASE gave notice that tomorrow, subse-
quent day, be would ask leave introduce ga bill pro-
hibi slavery in the Territories Of the United States"
/ BILLS PASSED.
The following engrossed bills severay read third
| time and passed:
The bill for the relief of Charles Reeder Walter R. John
son. and the legal representatives Of Thomas p Jones'
The bill TO authorize the Secretary of the Treasury per-
NIT vessels from the British North American provinces
ade and unlade at such places in any collection district of
/ the United States as he may designate
The bill to establish port Of entry at Milwaukee, in the
/ State Of Wisconsin, and for other purposes
The bill to grant to the State of Missouri the right Of way
and portion of public land for the purpose Of aiding in
| said State
The bill granting the right Of way and making grant Of
land the State Of Indiana aid in the construction Of
railroad from point the boundary line between Indiana
and Illinois, its intersection with Lake Michigan to the
city of Indianapolis, and branch ntersect the Southern
Michigan railroad at point where the same enters
| the said State of Indiana.
BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF JOHN LIE ROY.
On motion of Mr.. RUSK the special orders post
poned and the Senate took up Senate bill IS, being bill o
| the relief of John lie Roy.
The bill read second time, and considered by the
Senate in Committee of the Whole II proposes to allow
to John LIE Roy, who express rider in the late war
with Mexico, pension of twenty dollars per month, to COM
the twenty Of February, eighteen hundred
| and forty-se and to continue during life
After debate, the bill reported to the Senate and
| ordered to be engrossed for third reading
BOUNTY LAND BILL.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of the bill