New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

reasons for doing SOFT sbou. Indian treaties No
ton agreed 10.
The doors were not opened until 81
O'Clock, when the deficiency bill was taken up
Mr.. HUNTER offered an amendment ap-
propatins $4,000 for deficiencies in the expenses OF
the Supreme Court and District Courts OF the United
states Including the psy Of witnesses, juries and the
SAFE keeping CT prisoners.
Mr.. HALE wished to know how much
this money was to be spent account of the turou-
ence and disturbances arising out Of the Fugitive Slave
LsW In several Of the Northern States and the excite
ment In Louisiana, emsnsting from the Cuban invasion
Mr.. HUNTER stated the expenses were
on account of the Judiciary generally, and detailed the
reasons for the appropriation.
Mr.. HALE said he could show that these
extra expenses of the proceedings attending tho
Fugitive Slave Law, and the difficulty OF summouing
Mr.. HUNTERS Amendments was agreed
70. Other amendments were also acted upon, when
he Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House passed the Senate bill relln
gushing to Iowa certain salt spring lands.
Mr.. JONES, Tenn. said it was necessary
to do something for the dispatch of basness-he there
fore moved suspension of the rules thar resolution
may be adopted serng spar one hour each day for the
rect puon Of reports from the standing committees until
all sre relieved OF their reports This agreed to.
Mr. HALL, frem the Committee OnP Pub
lie Lands, reported back. with amendments the bill
granting 100000 acres of land to the States for the
benent OF INDECENT insane one OF the amendments
proposes to distribute the lands at the rate OF 5000
acres for each representative in Congress The con-
sidersion Of the matter post 9oaed for two weeks
Yeas, us; NAYS, 49,
Mr. HALL also reported other bills one
of them authorizing hose WHO have received warrants
for services In the War of 1872 good lands in
lieu of the worthless they have selected Re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole on the State OF
the Union.
The House then went into Committee
and took up the bill making appropriations for the pay
ment of invalid pensions for the next fiscal year.
Mr. HOUsTON wished this and the Navy
Pension bill passed to-day. would require but little
time The items were in strict accordance with the
law and the estimates Of the Departments. He sp-
peaed gentlemen not TO discuss extraneous matters
on these measures but await for the Appropriation bills
Mr.. BAYLY (Va.) said he wanted to
make political speech. 1t was not often he troubled
the House in that way.
e On motion of Mr.. STEWART the Com
mittee rose when that gentleman proposed to limit the
debate to FIVE minutes
Mr.. BAYLY moved two hours-which,
after much squibblng, agreed to- and the House
again went into Committee
Mr.. WAsHBURN delivered an hours
speech against making the Compromise measures
fnaly and party test and In conclusion, said the poll
cy and duty Of the Wing party was n come together
Win no eectOnhi gf1e1s, anu uP ioi
bearer the old and tried chief whose services and sac
fees the best pledges of his fitness and fidelity With
such candidate standing In position where they can
unite on the old and sufficient platform Of the Wing
party concord and confidence will be restored to the
country
Mr.. BAYLY, (Va.) obtained the floor,
when the Committee rose.
Mr.. HARRIS, (Tenn.) asked leave to
offer resolution fixing the adjournment of Congress
for the first Monday in August.
Objection made.
He then moved suspension of the rules,
pending which the House adjourned.