The New York herald., 1851-12-05
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AFFAIRS in WASHINGTON CITY.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
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Mr.. Foote'S KOssuth Resolution
Withdrawn.
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New York Election --RumOred Defeat
Of Mr.. Chatiield.
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IMPEDIMENTS TO NAVIGATION,
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THIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.
senate.

WAsHINoroS, Dec. 4, 1901
Messrs BADGER, of North Carolina, and DoucLIs, of
Illinois, appeared to-day.
COMMUNICATIONS THE DEPARTMENTS.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate q communication
from the Interior Department enclosing list OF persons
the Naval Pension List.
A communication also received from the United
States Treasurer with his accounts for the third and
fourth quarters of 1850 and the FIRST and second quar-
A communication from the Treasury Department, en-
closing the report f the supern ndeut Of Coast
vsys for the year ending November 1851 laid the
table, al five thousand copies ordered to be printed
MOTION TO ADJOURN MONDAY.
Mr. BADGER (whig) of North Carolina, moved, that
when the Senate adjourn today, II be until Monday.
NOTICES AND INTRODUCTION or BILLS
Dir. CLEMENS (dem J Of Alabama. gave notice Of the
introducton OF joint resolution comforting General
Winfield Scott the brsvet rank Of Lieutenant General
Also OF bill granting land 10 Alabama to aid in the
construction OF three railroads in that State
Mr. GwIs, ldem.) Of California, introduced bill d.
rctipg that the duties collected in California after the
treaty of Hidalgo Guadalupe aud up to her admission
into the Union, be refunded to that State. Also bill
another, for establishing branch mint San Frar.
cisco.
MIR FooIr, (dem.) Of Mississippi introduced his Kos
Mr. UsprnwOoO. (whig) Of Kentucky, introduced
joint resolution making land warrants sssignsble
Mr. FrsH, (vbig) Of New YORK gave notice Of bill to
establish branch mint Of the United States In the city
Of New York.
Mr. HAir (ree soil) of New Hsmpsbire submitted the
following resolution, which laid upon the table
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navy and 90 what nessurcs any, haze been taken 70
THE COMPROMISE As FfSAL ApJvsrmsSr.
Mr. Foo1r introo uced bis resolution, declaring the
Compromise acts 10 be q defntive settlement Of the
slavery question He said be expected 10 leave this place
the 2uth Of the preseDt month lie would therefore
ssk this one favor CT the Senate that this resolution be
a daV for
Monday next.
eepste.
Mr cH.sE (free-soil) Of ohio--I object
Mr. Does the Senator from ohio object to TAX.
Ing up hi. resolution now for the purpose Of making it
Mr cH,srI do object to taking 1t up then for that
denee Of other BUSINESS aready in,roauSsa
nr FoorE-I an glad the opposition comes from the
quarter II does hcpe i will be continued
The CHAR-The resolution must lie over.
ADRisrfc
Mr GvTsS, dem Of California. introduced a resolu
ton calling for copy Of despatch from Mr. Niles late
Charge 70 safdira, on the subject Of ship canal 10
The resolution laid over
VNsoLp
Mr.. Cs.sr introduced bill granting 10 Ohio all the
unsod lands remsnns In that State and asked to have
Sr Foorr by way ofreturning coed for evil advocated
The motion TO print, and II was agrted to-
RESOLUTION MADE ssEctAL sRpER
Mr. Foorx then renewed hts motion 20 take up his re-
solution concerning the Compromise acts. lie under.
stood that no otj lection would now be made.
No objection being made. the resolution taken up
and then postponed and made the special order for Mon
day next, at one O'Clock
NO cH.FLArN VET stLEcrrD.
Nr HAtE called for the special order being the election
ef a chaplain of the Senate
Tie Guam decided that IL not special order. lie
Observed that II required resolution providing that the
srrate would have chaplain, before they could elect
ore.
vnHpnAE,l or IHE RESOLUTION rROuDrze ron rm
WELCOME TO EossUrH.
The hnishp1 business of yesterday being the Joint
resouton making arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of Kossuth, was next In order
MIR foorr faid that In constq uence of unexpected
opposition 20 the resolution and there would be
the other House TO II in season. had con-
cluced 70 withdraw the resolution and he asked
leave TO do 90
The question being put, the leave was granted.
ANOTHER WELCOMING RESOLUTION.
Mr. srwsEp, q New York, aud ssid Mr.. Presi.
dtnt-1 row give notice that 20 morrow, some
subsequett day shall ask leave TO introduce the follow
ing joint resolution
Resolved by the sensts House Of representatives. Of
tie United States In Congress assembled That the Congress
otthe red States In the name and on behalf d the peope
Of the United States Five Louis kouh cordial welcome
70 the Tital sid to the country
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Mr. MnIFR, (whig) OF New jersey, moved for an ad'
jourt sbt Lost
The CH.R laid before the Senate a communicable
from the Governor Of Oregon with statement Of expen
ditures
Mr. Ua1r offered resolution providing for the election
q two cbspains for each House Objected TO- and
laid over.
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