The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-12
WS BY TIE l. Il Ct II A III.
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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The Rights Of Patentees in the Senate.
BUNCOMBE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
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American Seamen Murdered by the Natives Of
Madagascar.
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Nail Robbers Arrested, and Large Amount
Of Money Recovered.
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MARINE AFTAIRS-SERIOUS ACCIDENTS,
&C., &C., &c.
T4ILRTY-sECOND CONGREss
FIRST SESSION


WASHINGTON, June H. 1852.
NEW SENATOR FROM GEORGIA.
Mr. Dawson presented the credentials of the Hon Ro.
bert NJ. Charlcon appointed by the Governor of Georgia
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the Resignation of Mr.
Berrien
Mr. CnARlEToS appeared took the oath, and was as.
signed seat.
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR POSTPONED, ETC.
hr HUNTER moved that the private calendar be post
poncd till o'clock
Mr. IEA1T opposed and urged the justice of dsposng p
the just claims Of citizens against the government which
have been pending for and have been neglected for
years.
Mr ArcHsoN in favor of going into executive sos
sion the business there pending of vast Importance
Mr.. MANouM in favor OF considering the business
pending in executive session
Mr. Hunters motion agreed to- Ayes 1o nays 15
NAVAL PENSIONS AND APPROPRIATIONS
Mr.. HUNTER, from the Finance Committee, reported
back the House bill making appropriations for the pay
ment Of naval pensions for 1858 and the taken
alo reported back the invalid pension appropriation
bill, and il was also considered and passed
THE CLAIMS AGAINST BRAZIL.
Mr.. MASON. from the Committee Foreign Relations
reported bill directing that Secretary the Treasury
in paying the awards made by the Board Of Commissioners
on Claims against razl shall be governed by the terms
Of the law regulating the payment by the Board
of Commissioners on Claims against Mexico; and the
same was considered and passed
AN JNLUcKy BOATS NAME CHANGED.
Mr. UNDERWOOD, (whig) of Ky, introduced bill,
changing The name OF he steamboat Brilliant to that Of
Mary Hunt. He said the Brilliant had been an unfor.
unate bout and sailors could not be employed go upon
her Her owner therefore asked to change her same.
The bill was considered and ordered to be engrossed
THE ISLAND OF SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA.
Mr. Gwis, (dem) of La. offered resolution which
ror has any Of the public domain on the Island of
Santa Cruz California and by what law authority the
same done.
GARDINER CHARACTERIZATION WANTED
Mr. SoulE. (dtm Of Ala. offered resolution request
ing the Secretary Of State to communicate to the Senate
whatever information he may have obtained in Mexico
or elsewhere, relative to the Gardiner claim Adopted
AsssTAST PosTMAsTERs GENERAL.
Mr. BRIGHT, (dem) Of Ia gave notice ofa bill to in
crease the salary OF assistant potmasters general and
providing for their appointment by and with the advice
and confent of the Senate
The Senate took up the bill giving
FURTHER REMEDIES PATENrEEs
Mr.. UNDERWOOD offered several amendments which he
said we're agreed upon by the friends Of the BILL all of
which were adopted.
The bill now provides, as amended as follows:--
provides TIA. any corporation shall
srafic use or sale any article imported into the United
Knowing them have BEEN in whole or IN
part II any such TERRITORY BY any process by
SisS % sss sus:i;aas patent asasd
pstent jaris deemed to inrnssd the said
ana ta the cases nrn cement
per-
9aih Or in the Circuit or District cour. Of tho
probably trne the Judge shall issue the
directing him to take such articles into his custody
may further by junction. restrain the sale and traffic
said articles Provided however that writs of and
appeals shall lie as in all other cases from judgments and
DEGREES Ia said courts. zxs
Mr. HUNTER. (dcm.) of Va, briefly opposed the bill.
Mr.. SEWARD (freo so) of N. u, replied, and it
then postponed
PRIVATE CALENDAR AGAIN PosTPoNED-FxEcuTyE SESSION.
Mr. ATcHlsoH (dem Of Mo moved to postpone the pr-
vae calendar for the day for the purpose of going into
executive session.
Mr. CAss (dcm) Of Michigan, opposed the motion
The treaties could net be dis pOsed weeks.
After further debate Mr. Atchson's motion was
agreed to.
The executive session lasted till hafpust o'clock
when the Senate adjourned till Monday.