The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-09

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MT: Seward gave notice ttst he would on some
future day ask leaye TO introduce a bill to prohibit
the sale s oS I farming out of ofsees. -. g. :
WI stker gave notice fias hsweud to-Eheuow,
or 90 some Subsequent day, ask leave 20 introduce
bnf TO csde. the public lands TO- he sesrseetvs
states IN which they located upon IL lndit;o,
thatfhey be sold by said States "a actna Ss,n,ss
only N llmitedqusntties, os cost fSfansisf Feiy
MS Downs gave notice that he wonld tsfiorfoss,
or on some subsequent day, INTRODUCES Bill . iss
dnce and graduate the price o( the public lands. -
MIR. Yuiee gave notice that he would to.rfsosrow
er some subsequent day, introdnce bins Of the fol
lowing titles: = ~ - = ~ : E : =
pine be b e saale s IL Rs s1as sa6s 81 s~ ~
State. fog puEposes of internal A bR epui
which are reported 10 b mpgscieabe ii SURVEY -''''
Tbs following Eespiuton, by Mr.. Douglass, also
Rtsared, TIatshe on Indian be instruct.
"a to inquire ipuD the pency Of making appsonatoI or
q is ss s Is % 's E s RSsS z s
and aS e toT tiis ef s Indian tts teiat
ne esscass roasass S sSd tie Pssc @ ocs n aa sso &
BWss ss he e Yq Sss.ds s G :
Cahtotnia mountains and the ocean, and s for the exn-
Lake and so Tor The estns a 4 the e ian Isfi & S .
sssiSorOS ,ss Of New msaieo which lIss sas q
,tsse 1 g inrther raced % inqgs into the Spe q
pasd States or more ndia ier5iis, within winch
ne egrasng Indians may be permanently ocatsda md pro-
Ar. Dodge, Of Iowa, gave noiice that be would
to-fnorroW, or on some snbsequent yask leave 70
mtEodpce bill 70 remove the distractions 10 tie
the Assissippi river at the Desfa0ines
and Rock River Rspldss ia said river
Mr. Hale gave noIice of his intention at an eallE
DAY 70 ask leave 70 Introduce bill TO abolish cor
poreal punishment in the, navy, He said he gave
the nouceI Ihus early because the Committee on Ma
Val Afiairs had Complained before Of want Of time
to investigate, the subject
Mr.. Foote gave notlce of his intention ash leave
to introduce bill TO grant the rghtpf way 10 The
Mobile and Qhio Railroad Company. v
Mr.. Hale said that a few days since the Senator
from Mississippi (Mr Foote) gave notice of hfs in.
enlion to Introduce abill looking to very importa1i,
legislation; and, as several Senators are desous of
knowing what the provisions Of that bill are, and
as the country Is looking with soEae interest for in
formation on the snbisct he hoped the Senator, is
lt met the appreciation Of the Senate, would allow
the bill 70 be- presented laid upon the table, and
printed. -. = =.
Mr.. Foote said be had no objection, to graifxthe
gentlemen who desire. 10 have an opportunity Of
looking at the bill 10 lay lt'oa the table But the
rea that operated withim in defesrhg lis intro
dtGti9n5 was sui potential and that is, there are
to.be found in the bill some details on which there
may he SOL tite controversy, and he was anxiouz
that any discussion Vhicfmay atise shall takepiace
upon the resolution, aad thar the pfiIiciDe shall be
settled anterior 10. The consideration Of the detas
sderedito be printed ~
A message was received from the 'House Of Rep.
fesensatiYes, by Air. CamPhell, their CLERK, I'm
nouneing that that House had passed a bin grant.
ing the fanl1ipg privilege to SaTah-Polks =.
Inc Senate on motion by Mr.. Badger, proceeded
to the consideration of the bill which was read afrss
and second time hy una nuious consent, considered
as I'M COMMITTEES ofthe WHOLE reported 10 the Sem
ale without amendment, ordered 10 third reading
read a Third time, and passed. ssa-a-,s ~
MIR, KING stated that, upon looking over. the list
or committees, he found he had been made ,chars
man OF Two OF them, to wit, that of Foreign ReIa-
tons and Of Pensions. He5henshE 4 impossible 10
discharge the duties of both, and asked Thai he b.
discharged from further service on the Committee
on fensIons which was agreed TO-. ss.ssit- 6.
Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa, moved that M. Jones be,
appointed chairman Of ihe Committee on Pensions,
agreed to. = :. ~ sf-i.f7l-
Mr.. Jones moved. that the vacancy occasioned In
the loE1ait,ee onPensiOns be flied by the appeiIs
ment OF NE Hale J wlllch was.agFeed 10. 80.
On m9f'on of Mr.. Dayisy Of Mass, Che report of
the Census Beard, which was ordensd last session
and presented atethe commencement of ibis, was
referred 20 a select committee. * = ~ -
The Senate proceeded to Executive business, and
afterwards adlOprhed to Thursday. ~
Hogse-The following list Of the. Committees Of
the House OF Representatives was readas apart of
the Journal OF ThuTsday, the appointments having
been made in pursuance Of resolution effs rad bJ
MrABut and passed on that day. directing .sthat
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