The New York herald., 1850-05-03
TELEGkAPHIC NTELLIGENCE.
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THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
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The Probable Report Of the Senate
Committee Of Thirteen.
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THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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FREE NAVIGATION on THE ST. LAWRENCE.
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The Canada Reciprocity Bill.
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Election News from Virginia and Come s.lsut,
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THyRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION
Election News from Virginia and Gonnes.isut,
THyRTY-FIRST CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.

Sen ate.
yy aonsK's MAaNSTIC TEIEaRAPH.
WASHINGTON, May g lSoJ.
CALIFORNIA TITLES.
Mr. FELcH moved that the reports of William Cary
Jones and I. Butler King upon California land titles
be taken sp and ordered to be p.inted.
KEiixr mus r,ssgp.
Mr. RusK reported back the House bill fpr the relief
of Mr. Brown and Mr. TarboK, which was ccnsidrreA
and passed.
The bill for the relefo Of Gamahls Taylor was passed
The act for tbs relief oJ Csptsin oeorgrE. McGleL
Ian passed
DIsrrrcr JUpSKs.
Mr. BUlLIa reported the bill to provide for holding
Courts OF the United States In Of sickness
other disability Of any District Judge. Mr. BUriEa
asked that the bill be considered now IL was impor-
tsnt. Judge Eetts OF New YORK. performed n vast
amount Of business sufieient 10 break down any
mans health. The hil provided that. in any
District Judge be sick unable 80 attend Did las
tourt that tAe Creuit judge or IN case no Circait
Juege bo in ssid district, that the President shall H.
tan 'eie other District Judge to riorm the duty of
the s!ek Judge The bill ves amended by striking out
PrlsiG IL 0f ihc Uuitsj Ststes, und Inserting Lhef
Justice. and as then pass. a.
IUE MxscAS BOUNDARY
Mt DawsoN's ; resolution calling for information as
iothe progress made in Running the boundary line
under the traiy OF Guadalupe hidligo, adopted.
TnE LATE INDIAN Ashsf.
The resolution for tho settlement OF accounts with
the heirs and representative Of Col Pierce VI Busor,
FEEsiusEr.
The VICE PRgstnj&r nj D0uDced shat hs would bs
nbfeni for sorae time. after Monday ncXt.
lHf iLiiNSla ctAifAL RhilsoND--s Lshhf Dfo,rs,
The h.u granting right OF way. sGi Yusntity OF
lard "a be stsc II iE.bU to Construct the Central
Railroad. resumed.
hr. WHIrcosIs had serious objections to the bill,
In its piss~nt shape but anxious to vote tor IT.
he was opposed o Internal improvements by the gen-
.ra gostrrmcnt by Grant II pULlic lands TO States
for such purpose. ~oold assToy all hopes of grants
10 actual settlers.
On Mr. DAyros's motion to re.comIol the bill With
Instructions - report bili tho proposed by
the act 81 1873, commonly known the act TO distr-
Lutte The proceeds OF the put@ic nndA among the Sc
yorai State. kost-y.as 10; nays 9G
IL" question was taken on Ar. BsLLs distractions
and Loot. without a count.
Nr. NnifCoMa moved TO amend. Ly rcserviuz from
the grant any hand appoprated hy The government in
former grants. Adopted
Nj DAVIS. Of Mississippi, moved TO amead. by con
fnng the location to fifteen Tstcs from the ropi
Adopted
Mr DAwsos Opposed the general principles of such
grants uDjust other Satcs aud part cuiariy 10
the cid thirteen. Es considered that sensSors
e.iving IA, Isrl yes in supsos.nx thnt tho tau1
land fft,sn rac. frsn Tho roa *. ,o s.is OF
the q. manss isEdin ,hat ne.ghoorhood.
Mr.. JhFrrAsos p.rls REPLIED dr.yins that he ~ls
practcirg an, aeeestiona had sroPosrd the ameD,i-
nt ana IN. senator fnust NOT that he praS-
tcing deception, i!s had never psactccd dccept'pa
Mr DswsoA disciziasd hny Intention To reflect upon
the srnat"r or his nnti'es lie hsa opposed thn pr'a'
cipe Of The pioafurc.
Nessr- DAVIS aud hIsc thea supported The 6enegt al
Mr Brr,Ea sald that he was opyc-ed 10 everyt his.
Of the Kind. the sid states position
similar TO that OF Lovi-they divided ,bcr
with their chdr, aud TO BE- turned out q.
doors lie ~as sMpfised at Mr. King construction
Of construction appended upon p.tr,ctisns-that h.
love ior the soil this road went Through Alabama
Mr. Poois callea to order. Tho senator alluded To
the motives Of tho g,ntisIuan and s~d hs Actu
ht.d hy patroti.n n. (LaushierD
The bail was then resd = third time. and passed.
The ssnste then went into Executive .c~s,s- aud
shortly alter adjourned til Monday.