The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-16

twesu which there was msnif1ut inoonsstsnsv Hs on
our posy has BEEN from sSs g. 'a ne
government to stay st home TO attend our Own bust
and let forvisn nations sks Of themselves he
ed With the inteation Of
resolution which he sought to introduce tbs House Last
wsss requiring ,ns sss.st..y q state % furnish kSs
mesnor; and further, kossuth psssissd in making IN
the country ineesdiary speeches, to detain him NJ
asofssvdsrs" Secretary webster and proposes to re-
call minister TO Vienna. Did it become IN exns,
brought to our country By o, ~. VT ~
private concerns? He wished to avoid saea sonse-
qusncss followed the invasion Of Cuba and spoke ear
nesty Of the vigilance by which We ehould guard
the liberties which nov enjoy and he also took occa
sion condemn Kossuh for interfering religious con-
Germs He did not want such Peter the Hermit; he
would prefer Peter the Hunter from own West. He
said Kossuth republican till be came TO New
York.
THE WAR MEXICO JUSTICE TO TIE MEMORY OF THE
Mr. FIcH, (dem) of Indiana, asked ieave to offer
preamble and revolution TO the following eject Ion
July Cd the House svowed that the then existing
war with Mexico was unconstitutionsliy begun The
and reproacb to the living and has no foundation in
fact but Is the act only Of the then majority in Con-
eress, and not the opinion Of ths American people
Mr. r. asked the unanimous consent OF thu Houee to
in trodues the resolution.
Mr.. srrrHrss, (whis) Of Georgia. objected.
Mr. Fl1cH moved ssuspension Of the rules; but two
thirds did not vote for 1t.
INFoRMArior WANT D RELArIvE AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
On motion Of Mr. CLlsoMAs, (whig) Of c., the Pre-
sdent requested to communicate oil the informa
ton in his possession celebrated to show the sctua
condition Of things in Utah. especially to enable the
House to acerain whether the execution Of the laws
has been violated obsructed whether there Ia.
been misspplcstion Of the public funds, whether
the personal rights Of American citizens have been in
erfered With in any manner
RELATIVE TO SEIZURE AMERICAN vxSsELsSBY
SPANISH AUTHORITY.
On motion Of Mr. SMART, (dem y Of Maine, the Presi-
dent requested to communicate any Information he
may have received respecting the seizure and conscs
Of the barks Georgian, of Maine, and Sarah Lord
by Spanish authority and inform the House what
sures have been taken for naturalization.
INFORMATION REGARDING REPORTED INTER
vEsToN, ENGLAND AND FRANCE, IN CUBAN ArrAIRs--
WEST INDIA SQUADRON.
On molten by Mr. MEADE, (dem } Of Virginia the
President requested to communicate any informa-
ten. in his power, to the negotiations bet ween
Spain, France and Engsnd in relation to treaty for
the protection Of the island Of Cuba also. what Is the
strength Of the squadron in the West Indies; and
whether additional appropriations necessary to in
crease our force that station.
CUSTOM HOUSE
Mr.. MARSHALL, (dem.,) Of California, introduceda bill
authorizing the into the treasury Of
Of moneys collected In the ports Of that State i'm
ports since the treaty with xce and prior te her sd
mission into the Union.
debate ensued the reference bat without taking
| the question, the House adjourned.