The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-11

to the columns Of the Courier aud Enqur for informs-
celebrated person-one who had been rejected BY the
Senate Minister Austria BY the most overwhelming
Majority Tat ever rejected any poor noninss James
man who had during the war there actively collected
al the matsrss suitable to crafty his more than nsnd
ish masnitya business in which he delights TO engage,
as was evidenced by his recent conduct in very deli
cate aairn spreading abroad the most reckless
iET t1s purpose Of checking the waves Of popular
champion He intended to attach to mis- remarks,
when printed, proof that every single fAsshood
enemy Of free institutions have been already more than
and refuted by publications in other papers
from Alabama has brought 10 the Senate this Of
James Watson Webb, which teemed With falsshood 40
often refuted The Senator could have understood
the subject or he would have pursued different course
Mr.. Foote then commenced review Of Kossuth's pur
poses ss evidenced from his speeches and
On motion, the Senate adjourned
House OF Represen tatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec 10, 1861.
PRINTING COMMITTEE.
The COMMITTEES on printing consists of Msssrs Stanton
(Ky) German and Haven.
LANDS FOR A RAILROAD IN MISSOURI.
Mr. HALL introduced a bin granting to Missouri the
road from Hannibal to st. Josephs Referred toicommit
tee on Public Lands.
BOUNTY LAND wARRANTs-rHE NEW YORK INDUSTRIAL
GkEss.
Mr. CorB, (dem. Of Ala, introduced Q bill expans-
tory Of the Bounty Land law Of September last Saying
that shall be construed to authorize the trans
fer Of the said warrants as in the case Of the Mexican
land warrants.
Mr.. Books, (whig) Of New York, presented memo
stratng against the proposed alteration In this act
EXCUSED FROM COMMITTEE SERVICE
MT. Ross, (dem. Of Penn asked to be excused from
serving on the Naval Committee. Excused.
Mr.. SMITH (dem Of Ala, was excused from serving
on the Committee on Claims.
YORK REFERRED.
MI. BRcos. (whig) Of New York, by unanimous con-
sent, introduced bill to establish mint in New York
Referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
MT Walsh Swhig) Of Md, presented memorial from
the Baltimore Nations. Convention Of Printers against
Referred to the Committee on Printing.
PROPOSITION TO ENLIcHrEN RELATIVE TO THE LAW
Mr. sMITH, (dem Of Alabama, gave notice that
he should ask leave to introduce joint resolution re-
copies Of all the defining rea son and
The resolution, he said, contemplated further action
i ts to
the President TO have him arrested. (Lsughter)
The SPEAKER asked the object. (Crss, Object" COB
Mr.. STANTON (dem.) Of KY. desired to know whether
the object the alien and sedition laws
Mr.. sMrIH;-No; but he did not want any more Pam
pero expeditions.
Cries Of Order Ordern
The srrAKrR said the gentleman could give notice un-
der the rule.
ANOTHER KossurH WELCOME RESOLUTION
Mr.. RoHrSsoS, (dem Of Ia, asked leave introduce
resolution extending In the and In behalf of the
people Of the United States cordial welcome LOUIS
KossuTH, to the capital Of the country Objections.
MOVEMENT CHECK eALPHINIsM.
Leave was given to Mr.. SMART (dem of Maine, to
port bill to prevent the heads Of departments and
Senators and Representatives from prosecuting claims
against the during their respective Of
service He said that Of the officers Of the House
was thus prohibited and he wanted the prohibition to be
also applied to those higher In station Almost every
one knows the amount Of the contingent fees which
Senators and Representatives here received for claims
before the One Senator got fee of seventy
five thousand dollars
Mr.. BococK (dem tof va.-Do you mean to say any
member Of the last Congress!
Mr.. sMARr.-I merely state what rumor and newsps-
pers say.
The bill referred to the Committee on the Judi
cisry, and the House adjourned.