Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-03
THIRrY-FIRsr CONGRESS- I'D sEss
MONDAY, De EasER 80, 1850.
.-.I = -


Mr. Benton introduced Till 10 accelerate the sales Of
lie ands pay The public Gebi, and 10 ex,in2u!'h '
vcrnn,en title 10 the lands within the States, &c H'ai
planned the bill al considerable lunath and the bill was
referred 10 tho Committee On Public Lands.
Mr. Underwood submitted resolution directing an
~ into the expediency Of paving Prnnsyvanl venlr ~
the War Department 20 Georgetown and also OF as""
with gao, from the navy yard 10 ,'eor.e'o"n, :
Bridge street and High GGorgeto~n agreed ~
Inc ssape vas received from the President OF the ma
States in reply 10 tho resolution ot Mr. Cass calling !@
pcs OF correspondence between The Secretary ui Stat
The Austrian Charge de Alirs which r.ud. ilr -
trian Charge con plains 81 the impotence o tie Ane
government in seGcng agent Ia Hungary 10 wiIf' ~
spy upon the actions OF the Austrian nation.
Mr. Wtbsicr replied u; considerable lensth, ani "it'
firm and dgnii.ed language the complaint o' me aI'a
Charge
The correspondence referred 10 the committee III 4
egn relations, and ordered 10 b" printed
motion print 10000 extra copies Was debated ai-
yeas Is. nays Fl.
The bill from the House 10 authorize change oil ''-
in the Koscnsko case taken NJ a"d referred I" u"
dietary committee.
The Joint resolution from the house authorizing -
military land warrants, was after ali i'ieiicrnhi tio'' u"
il, referred to the committee on public '1nds
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
The House having been called 10 order, The n'asi oaI
administered Ia Mr. Penn, OF l.ouisiana' WHO he"
aeat. 81, ,.
Joint resolution was reporteiin favor OF blu eN
tory Of the net gaming bounty lands TO person. W."
been engaged In the military service, and r,iusn-
! ahlli De construed rs 10 permit ~,
previous 10 The issuing ~ The patent. Lpona oh's'u
appeared 10 he Isl 35 in favor OF the Ill, WHICH -
| short discussion, was read third time and .ssee.
Mr. Schenck from Ohio introduced bill !ilns 'ne
| OF way through Ohio Indiana and lliuois ie pug
a railroad which led 10 short and ra,h. -'ns =,
in consequence of amendment that waas'posea =. .
McC!eElnd of Illinois, which went 10 substitute 'n
BILL granting, in addition 10 The right Of way to f'I
company for line between the Mississippi, oppos'-
Louis, md the Ohio river, AZ Cincinnati GO
| public land in aid of such Undertaking.
! Mr.. Sweetzer from Ohio, warmly opposed the 90
lands 10 individual States, for such purposes, mus coz
! TIM them trustees Tor corporations.
Mr. renable from North Carolina. also was opfo''
the measure, and insisted that II such legislation W
prevail there should DO equal division Ut the puoi
among the several States
Mr. Sctenck agreed accept the bill on amendnena
which the Speaker said could not be done without lhe
sent Of the House. He then pointed ont the nG,'D :.
that would result from railroad the great ao
lying the lake border through which the consem
road would pass and expressed himself equally ia'o.,
the establishment Of transverse railroads. sucn a. M
ded 10 in the amendment; which intended . ~
the Mississippi with Philadelphia and Baltimore ahI h
only unite the different portions OF The hon
geographically distant from each other 5u' "ou ~ c,s:
and concentrate the interests OF every section ~ 49,
try. ,,o,on -
The hour Of adjournment, having arrived, ",iorrs
made that when the House rose il should s'anu vi
till Thursday and the yeas and nays being csea s
lost, there being 90 in the affirmative ano IL "
tive. 70 o'coc,
The House then adjourned ill to.Inorro" a. =
MARRIED. =, N. g<vers