Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18
THURSDAY, May l6, 1850.

Mr.. THRUSTON asked the unanimous consen. of the
House to introduce the following resolution .sa
Resolved &c. That when the marshals of any Territory
shall have failed give bond required by law on funds to
be disbursed in such Territories which, by law would
be deposited with the mashas OF such Territory for dis
bnrsemGn they may be placed in the hans the Governor
OF such Territory for disbursement until the thereof
shall have fled his bond in pursuance Of law.
! Mr.. GREEN objected
Mr. BURT said that he deemed it his duty, as Chairman
of the Committee on Military Affairs soemnly 10 call the
attention of the House the state Of the frontiers Of the
country. He not willing 10 stand here silent and take
the responsibility Of the atrocities that perpetraed
frontier without being shielded by the House. There
bill the Speakers table kindred reported by the
Committee on Military Affairs of the House, and be asked
the unanimous of the House take up, for the pur
pose Of reference, such bills from the Senate would give
:. to no debate. r. s..s
/ Mr.. JONES objected.
! Mr.. BURT then asked the unanimous consent of the
House, he supposed could be done by unanimous
SENT that the Senate bill to which he referred Ga bill in
the rank and file of the army and TO encourage
lis,mens) might be referred TO the Committee Military
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Mr.. COBB, of Alabama, objected
Mr.. McCLERNAND sugges' ed that the gentleman move
to take up and all bills Speakers table which
no objection should be made
Mr. BURT trusted that when it was in order to proce
the consideration of the business the Speakers table,
the House would overrule those who objected.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
The Speaker then called for reports from committees
mencng where the call suspended previous
Mr. THOMAS, from the Committee Of Claims reported
bill for the ee of the legal representatives of Robert s. Bur
rouehs and Stephen Hopkins which read twice and
mi,ted.
Mr.. NELSON, from the committee made adverse
report on the petition Of James JONES' Of Indiana; which
was laid the table.
Mr.. BUTLER, of Connecticut, from the same committee,
reported bills for the relief of the legal of
John H. Piat deceased of the administrators of Oliver Lee,
and Of Isaac Cook and others which severa
read twice and committed.
Mr.. HUBBARD, fom the committee, reported bill
for the relief Mena Cruya which read twice and
mitted ..
Mr. PHGNiX, from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported bill for the relief OF Child, Farr Sc Co, of ST.
Louis in the Stae of Missouri and bill for the compensa
on OF James w. Low and Others for the capture of British
private armed schooner during the with Great Br
tain which were severally read twice.
AIo from the same committee, reported bill to autho-
rize the issue of reg ser to the baIque Cornwals whc
was read the third time and passed. .aa Nj
Mr. McLANE, If Maryland, from the Committee on Com
mercc, reported bills for the relief Of $. Morris VAIN and Ira
l. Horizons which seseraily read twice and committed
Aso from the same committee, to whom referred the
bill from the Senate entitled An giving the OF
Congress 10 the leasing of portion of the margin Of the
Black Warrior river for the purposes therein mentioned
ported the back to the House without amerd
| fer debate by Messrs. JONES and McLANE, OF Mary
lard .,as* ..s.
The bill ordered be engrossed and read third time
and being engrossed read the third time and passed
| RECIPROCAL TRADE WITH CANADA
Mr.. McLANE, from the Committee on Commerce, to
which was recommted bill to admit certain articles of the
growth and production of Canada the United free
of duty upon the cond ton that the like articles of The growth
and production Of The United admitted into Canada
free OF duty, reported the back the House without
amendment
Mr.. RUMSEY moved that the bill he committed to a
COMMITTEE oi the Whole on the stale Of the Union.
| Mr McLANE, after few remarks, moved the previous
| question. ,..
Mr. HlLLlARD moved that the House resolve itself into
COMMITTEE Of The Whole on the state of the Uion which
motion disagreed to.
The question being secondng the demand for the pre-
/ Uous question .ss r
Mr. JONES movcd TO lay the bill on the table which
motion disagreed 10.
The previous question then seconded and under the
operation thereof The motion to commit agreed
THE TARIFF, &c.
The SPEAKER annourced the business first in order,
the consideration Of the message the President of the United
States communicating, on the 9th Of March last copies Of
betw ,hs