New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-21

SENATE. .wAsmIvoroS, Jan. 90, 1852.

SENA Il w ASHlNGION, jan ~, loJ<'
The Senate met at l2l o'clock, A message was
received fTom the President, incloslng report OF
the Secretary Of State, calling attention 10 the pay
ment of the next installment OF the Mexican in
GemnIty.
MIR SEWARD presented certain resolutions Of the
Corporation OF New-Nork, offering 10 the l Dlted
States suitable grounds III that City for the erection
OF a Mint.
A number of petitions and reports o. "A private
character were presented.
MI FELcH, OF Mich from the Committee on the
Public Lands reported several bills granting land for
Railroads IN Western States.
Mr.. GwIN, of Cal reported resolution, order
Ing the printing OF the proceedings OF the Court Mar
tlal IN the case Of w. X. Latlmer, Captain IN the
Navy LAID over.
Mr.. UNDERw God. of Ky, introduced bill grant
il g land for Railroad from Ohio River, opposite
LOUSY ille to the Mississippi, opposite St. Louis.
MI SHIELDS, of Illinois, reported a bill to REIN
buTse the Corporation OF New-lork for expense,
incurred III raising volunteers.
Mr.. NORRIS, Of New Hampshire, offered resolu-
ton authorizing the Secretary OF the Senate to
audit and pay the accounts OF Mr.. Riyes for pub
llsbing the Congressional debates Laid over.
The resolution authorizing a Clerk to the Com
uittee on indian Affairs was then taken up.
Mr.. DAwsoN, Of Georgia moved to amend by al
lOang Clerk 10 the Committee on Patents.
NJ. HALE moved to insert" also the Committee
OIL Enrolled bills Lost
The question vas taken on Mr. DAwsoN's amend
ment, End lesulteG-Ayts, l. Noes, - No quo
rum.
After debate Of some length, Mr.. DAWSON with
drew his Amendment and the resolution was
adopted.
MIR. SEWARD laid the following on the table, in
tending 10 offer them amendments TO Mr..
CLARKE's Joint resolutions introduced yesterday.
srlke out all after the second resolution, and insert
as a substitute
Resolrsd, That. while the United States con,iders.
ton Of tue eNgencles Of society, habItuay recognizes
Governments de fscO IN other States. yet that they
IeFeItheless BY 10 meass Indifferent when such Gov
oBneLt es abshed against the consent Of any people
by usurpan OF By armed Intervention OF foreign States
ri.
gary ia the etrose OF the right secured 10 them by the
laws OF Iati rs IA solemn and legitimate name. as
serted ihe independence, and established Coz
eFphent b thef own voluntary act, aud successfully
maintained giant AL opposition b. parties interested
NE cues ara mat the Emperor VI Russia without Just
OF lawful right invaded Hingay. aud, by fraud and
armed force, subserted the national Independence and
political Constitution thus stabilized and thereby ~
euced that country to the condition q Province. ruled
by foreign and absolute power The United States ia
eats OF nank nd Do soemny protest against the conduct
u RUSSIA On that occasion want0n and tyTanulc4l
further declare that they will not hereafter be different
10 smi ar acts II national injustice oppression aad usarpa-
lion, Whenever or HheTeEtr they may occur
The retOiuilons we're ordered 20 be printed
MI CAss lald Oh the table the following resolution
which ordered 10 be p inted
Rtsolutd, That while the people u tho United States
sympathze with all uasons who STRIVING 70 establish
ee gCyenments yet they recognize the great principle Of
the law Of Ia ors which 10 each II thsm the
night ~ &c It's own internal affairs way and
10 eiatlsh. alter abolish ITS at pleasure
could they see without deep coacern
the violation Of hs principle Of national
The JOINT Resolution, making Land Warrants as
gEL able, was taken up, and Mr. WALKER's amend
ment granting land 70 every actual settler after We
years actual occupany, IN quantities not exceeding
one hundred and sixty acres free Of all charge was
debated and rejected. Ayes, Noes, 35-as fol-
lows
YEAs-Mesrs Dodge Of Wis. Douglas, C~m, Seward,
Sumner. Wade. Wake Whlicenb.
NAYs-Me'rs Atchis n Badger, Bayard. Bel, Ber-
nen, Bofsnd, Bradbury, Bright Broehesd Clarke Clem-
sas Dar,, Day son Dodge; Dedse Of Iowa Fe ch.
toote ~ vermont. Geyer, Hamlln HpustOn, Hunter
Jones 81 lows, Jones OF Tennessee King MALLORY Mc
hang1m, AlLsJ, Norris. kusk eebsstlaa Smith, Stock
ton, UIGef~O' q. L t0n.
Mr WALLER moved an amendment that no indi.
yldusl should locate more than one warrant. Re-
jected
Mr.. WALKER then moved an amendment that no
warrant shall be located within six miles Of any pro-
posed railroad, unless for the purpose Of actual set,
emsnt to be ascer'ained by oath of the party loc.
ting Lost.
Mr.. GwIS offered amendment allowing OAR.
ties occupying public lands In California 20 paw for
the same In warrants Lost. The JOIN. resolution
vas then ordered to be engrossed. Ayes IS Noes
8. aessfs. GwIn, Wade and Walker voting ia the
affirmative After short Executive Session, the
Senate Adjourned