Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

The subject OF logging in the navy aG,u taken m
ard SO Mallory included his remarks il: support Of the
torHlion of logging.
Mr Hale replied briefly, and the subject was p,s,Pond!c
week.
Atera shor, executive session, Mr. Jones introduced
ni isolation authorizing investigation into The causes
the same.
Ard rhen, notion the Senate aourned, again
on Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Speaker, after The reading OF the Journal procee2
- call upon States for bia several ol wi!cii local
'uir, were received @nd disposed nampng t!rnl Is
Mr. Lctcher vi Virginia, establish Il h3Ari Of com.
mssiones for the settlement o! cis san- he Cu!;et
States.
lr Congcr Of Michigan moved oint resolution in favor
nl non-lnerytnOn Id prevent Intervention "i nation
with the Affairs Of arotfcr; aud recognizing the right Of
every people 10 choose the form Of government which ty
may deem most conducive 10 TIER prosperity aud app
ness and contemnng the late interference Of Russia
the affairs Of Austria with reference 10 Hungary.
II proposed 10 refer the resolution The committee
Foreign Affairs when il was objected 10 under the rule and
further act0n had.
Mr Houston here cndeayore induce House pro-
cccd with the business the Speakers table lu the bill
reported BY the select COMMITTEES relative the assignment
II Bounty Land Warrants being the first business order
III lucs OF New Hampshire adTessea The iose al ensti
in opposition TO the bill! bill 10 the same effect, he SAID
had already been passed By the olsc and which he under
stood would be passed BY the Senate
lie said lie did dissent the principle OF the rst
ton permitting assignment Of warrants bu hc
is!c thai the method which proposed would
The third and fourth sections embraced the whole
away the public domain, by totally distinct from HE
Of the bill of 1850 ard which wen; II introduce new
classes o! claims for bounty land warrants Involving
ianditure o. when few couli have any conception.
Mr. Duniam Gt Indiana, Chairman Uf The Select Com
lnittce moved amendment, TINT the assignment be
made under such rules and regulations shall he prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Interior He attributed the oppos
lion manifested Yesterday by Mr. Bssel Of Illinois de-
his part pass order embracing his paricn
lar views; and rather than the bill should pass would
be- willing that il should is entirely. The amendment. he
said embodied hi. own yicwo and left .cretary
tie Interior OF frau being praced change the
rule so as 10 proven; its repetition
l Bi-sell was about reply 10 query propoundcd by
Mr.. Duuhim how much il would To register the
warrants ar how much had been paid Tor services perform
ed when Mr. Houston moved 10 usc the business the
speakers tate-hc morning hour having expired
Various bills then uStn up and referred 10 commit
tees; among others for the relief OF General Jones'
which Mr. German o Indiana proposed should oe p' on e
passage having before passed The House aEd by the Senate
without dissenting voice.
The bill opposedby Mr. Cartier Of Ohio on the ground
TIM, the bill went 10 make provision Tor paying Gtntih
Jones' for services performed By another.
Mr. Gentry oi Tennessee, explained the merits OF the
claim OF General Jones' who, II appeared was deprived IT,
regularly Of his office Of AdJu0nt General and as rgu-
larry reinstaed hy Mr. Adams when President OF the United
States thar officer having been always recognised by Tho
Senate The bill he said, was III accordance with the course
pur sucd in similar
The DILL was then referred 10 the Committee on Military
Affairs.
The bill appropriallng 81 200 fit up fo' the Con-
rrcssiona Library which had been sent DOWN from The See
nate vas then taken Up and passed.