Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11


committee Of arrangements, 10 consist Of
three Senators and five Repre-, entnii,es,
IL consult upon the hest plan of carrying
out the arrangement.
Mr.. Clements of Alabama called for
The reading ot The resolution which
authorized the sending OF national
ve-se Tor kossuth
The resolution was read accordingly.
Mr.. Dawson. of Georgia, SPOKE s,ron9-
ly against The resolution, and said the
United States had already done enough
L. show their sympathy for the Hunga
rian struggle for liberty.
MIR. Hale opposed. and offered as an
amendment the extending of national
symCaIhy % the victims of oppression
everywhi re
Mir. Fooie rchuked Mr.. Hale for his
tnctlGral movement. and detcnjed the
resolution. He was indignant at the
asptrslons which had been ,ast upon
kossuih. and culngiZei him as the most
llluslrlous man Of the present genera
ton.
Congress had invited him here and
should they now refuse TO give him
proper reception
Mr.. Hale replied. and said thar he
had hoped that agitation was ended. hut
regretted The Prospect oi renewing il by
Mr., Fumes COMPROMISE resolution yes.
trrdiy.
HoUsE.-Nr Harris offered Joint
resolution Provldng Tor line transfer OF
land warrants. ,cl0re ihe locniion.-
Passed ip a lhirI reading.
Mr.. Harris wished TO Withdraw thr
resolution I" modify il. discussion en-.
sued, aud il war dtcId, d that it could
not he Withdrawn
On motion. ilr members then pro-
c'eded ~ draw Tor scais. and lively
scene er sued.
A. tins dispatch closes. The House are
E Ill engaged IN drawing Tor seats amid
much CONFUSION.
NASIilNGToN. Dec. 4.
SENArr--Senaiors Donynes oi III
noIs. ans Badge nl NotIil CaoIiIa, APP
lcarrd and iork lheir s,a's
Tie rrI ur'S oi iir Secretary Of the
Jfci'eu'y aud tli' superintendent Oi VI.
cOast survey. wcrr communicated To th.
Senat and fdcrrd {" hc PRINTED.
The +, SOlulihn iur an extra rIImhcr of
COPIES was. alter some htl'c debate, re-
icrrrd
Mr Clemens. OF A'abam', in,roduced
ihr,- rairond hIs = ct winch he had
given notice. he also rolti' Il tiie sen.
| ni, oi' h's mtcH,luu 80 lntrpdu,c a Io,nt
respll'lou matn'g Winfield Scot, lieu
icuani general.
Mr.. CIV nn. OF California. Introduced
bills ol uhlch he had prevnusIy given
nulIr.. tnr Inc colrcilon oi the revenue
of Cali ornia for he estahhshmen; Of
"A branch mat at San t,ancisco ; lor the
sur ~ ut IA. pubic lands, and ior the
creation of Il bpard Of cu,uIsss'on Oh
California land claims.
Mr.. Gr,r of Missouri iNroduced a
hi,l 10 grant The righr Ol way and for
railroad from ST. Louis lu The Wcsern
/ llm'is ol Missouri
Mr.. Morton oi Florida gav.. notice Of
| bill granting the right oi way and band
/ for raj road IN FLORIDA.
Mr. Foot called up his Joint resolution
. for expressing sympathy inr Sinlh o.
! Brrn ana his aSsprla'eS IN c%tic.
Mr.. Unterwund oi' kc, ,ucky, gave
/ notice of his Intention 10 nirodure Joint
resolution in favor oi making land war
\ rants dsslanahr.
\ Mr.. Fish of New York. notified the
\ Senate Eat he would ln'roduce bail
fo. lhe establishment of L. ;. mlnt in
New York.
Mr. Gwinn gave notice of Il Joint re-
I solution 10 employ nii,ou"l N"sncis and
\ coui.In"nts to explo'c lie North Pacific
4 coat oi China and japan. ~ h The view
/ to csiah isI such cummerriil intercourse
with the nhabiian,s hereof as would
/ be bencfcii 20 III" Cnitd SIa,eS.
/ Mr.. Fo"ie Introduced a resolution
declaring the compromise measure n
/ final set lement, and asked the consent
of tie Senate 10 take ii ~ and make it
the special order for Monday as it was
I his Intention 10 vacatc his seat on the
/ 29rh inst.
MIR. Fnntc then on leave Withdrew
! his K0ssuih rcsolullon. and SAID that
he found opposition from unrxpect
! quarters. aud did not wish 10 occupy
/ the time of the Senate IN useless DIS
/ cussOn.
WAsnTNGroN, Dec. Sh.
/ SrNArr.-The Senate met at the
usual hour.
Senators Rush. ot Texas. Borland, Of
Arkansas, Rhelt, OF South Carolina,
Bell of Texas aud Bu Ter oi South
Cnroli,a. pIenred and took their seats
On motion Of Mr.. Bright. the 23lh rule
was SUSPENDED. and the following s"na-
tors were dee ared elected the standing
Commuters for the session.
On Foreign Relations, Mason, Doug
las, Morris, Maugum and Underwood.
On Fnanre. Hunter, Bright, Gwn
Pearce, and Miller.
On Commerce. HamIin Soule
Dod le, of Wisconsin, Dayis aud Sc
ward.
Ga Ma LC,ctures -Sahasjlan, Bayard
Stockton. Cpham James.
On Agricuturr--Soule, Walker
A,rhisou, SIrunnre. Wade.
On Military All ,ns-. Shields, Z emtnS
B"rand Da sou, Jones. (rcnu).
On Aiilhi,--llnur,on. Dodge, wis
cuisin. Bo Itud. Morton, and Spruance.
On Naval Ailtrs.- Gwlu, StUcktUn
Mai o,y. Badger, aud Sprua"ce.
On PuLhc Lands--F, lrl, Shirl's,
Do,i.c / Iowa. Underwood and Pratt.
On Private Land CiaImS-- ,wus