The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29
TEURTY.sECOsD CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.



vsticue petitions SER presested
Mr WrtLnR presented petition from Nj Stanley an
1sriesr artnt Congress to purchase his soec
As Dooos, o Iowa introduced bill for th, relief Of
wrxAfng ntn 90 The Capitol.
INFORMATION WANTED cvNcERriHU BRITISH MOVEMENTS IN
c.NrRAL AMERIcA.
MT otss ldcn q s'en'ssn, offered tho following re-
Resolved That the Pr dent be requsotsd to 90 umu
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srsgss Costa kies tie Mesquite coast any part u
Pfwao. GRANTED ron REVOLUTIONARY SERVICES
up the @ sDs gs.o. to
ssssd and GO the aussion OF ensrosins IT. the vote
The debate wac tn q resumed and on the question
bill Was passed.
cssrAir MISSISSIPPI DE RE. SURVIVED.
The kn providing he survey ing Of certain lands
in hisecippt in district, where the office Of Surveyor
Gcperd has been sson. he'd, was taken up
The queetis on amendment resulted In yeas II,
nsya 1. No quorum.
After further debate, as Senators voted and tho blu
was passed
ralvArE BILLs-prFrior,r, IN PROCURING A quoRux-
ADJOURNMENT
iwo pt1vete bds wer vonseeTsd, and votes thereon
n" M be repessd several tines, In order to procure
do tusness properly 10 this manner Ho thought the
public interest uould b. better served BY an adjourn
seDI He coneented however to an executive session.
Witch ss'ed but few minutes and then the Senate
aAjoufned.
House OF Rep cssntatsvss.
wAsHfrGroS, Dec. g. 1852
NEW mEhBsR ADMITTED.
Hon. Lorenzo sseine S.h'e) Of Mas- elected in
ana nee qualified.
rnoroshD nsaasIor OF puIrIl on GOODS DESTROYED BY
Mr. HAHr, (den of N. Y, offered resolution that
die Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
be discharged from the for Their OF the bill
TO remit the duties certain goods destroy by fire in
New York and that the be referred to the Commit
tee On Commerce.
Before voting there call Of the House when 1874
member soe~ered TO ihsr psmes.
Mt SSsMouR, (deD) Of N. T., IN reply 10 question
by Mr. Orr, SAID The Committee desired the
BID above referred 70 tent back to them that they might
fermai and further when they shall report they would
ak imme date sction
Mr. Oss (otu OF g. @ said he cid NO. perceive any
n,cssary connection b-twosn the New York and Cali
forrin oelsDtties The b snsh the gentleman Wished
TO With and refer has already seen acted on BY the
Oonnittee en- Conuerse IL is not proposed to relieve
ell who have suffered " FIRE but unite New York and
California in the same bill and press its pavage.
MIR. syuAEr. (dem OF Mich was glad the gsptlemsn
cm south Carolina had this discussion because
eIsbd the house 20 ing ure whether they win do any
thing enc SO how thy propose to do It. During this
Congress eentensn Rises asd proposes feasible Ilan
60 90 tho ano,ber like the gentlemen from
South Carolina insists That tuch proposition shall not
be carried b,osuse It vii sns in diving busisoss 1t
well known that shle To. House continues refer bills
Other than The ndai sppsop,sen es TO tss Com
placed beyond the reach Of the body IL be objected
Inst the DtoD.d In ths resolution should not pass
sna the sufferers by fire in New York ard California shall
rofue have their duties RENTED then there good
for ctsotpg The proposition ct the gentleman
New York mir Cart but IL this b act the Intention
aud they th the relief ought TO be afforded then he
(Sr. Stuart) aid protest add every convenient OPP
their rights simply h<csuse 9th rghts have been buried
We eli here ana do nothing but we stop new nvcn-
tious to facilitate business and BY common consent agree
TO execute the rules by doing business In order we oan
60 on aud perform the business Of the country snd pass
this bAl snone the rect.
Mr. srAsIr. (wha OF N. c., seid the gentlemon from
Michigan, (hr stuart had gone against himself urged
both sides tbs question and found fault with the gen.
smsn oa South Carolina for doing what he considered
ndkpasAsle to the business Of the House
Mr. eruAnr interpoeed saying Il did the reverse I
thsnkod the from South Carolns fos making
MI SrArLv resumed = He had UNDERWOOD the gentle
TO object TO the gentleman from South Carolina for
doing this individual good ard denounced the morality
Of ths kind Of srgumt and a. the eame time ve7t
w common sense rernsrks In which ne INDUCES % ire
Quendy.
NJ ssuAar repeaea that be hsd net argued both sides
o. the qpeson lie objected the mooe Of reasoning
adopted BY the gentleman from South Carolina ssd that
reasoning vas We should not do this thing, beoeuss
Mr. srALv ssid be had no disposition further TO criti
oe The remsrks Of the gentleman For the past week he
skf Stanley has ohjeote0 . dozen times to various
proper tons and then Withdrawn his obsctons BY ear
ness sntresty but Elk gentlemen would agree 70 oh.
Jet yehiug cur OF order the HOUSE would do more
Dwffs@ In the remaining two montbs of Congress
sss they dd In Tire a-t session He gave notice that
ne esevid bersssr object generally all measures out
ossu. II the gentleman INT. stusrt) would hold ON
~ ~ s~osg aae o. his argument ahe (Mr. BtaBly)
MT sssnocE, Of N, Y, said the blu vas one Of gene
cnarscts do individuals are named who lost BY the
nfe In New York sDd also 70 Cafsrnia Tbev A.
sosuseed oil over the country The COMMITTEES proooee
70 unsitute two commissions and ascetaip the fact Of
hew mech money has been paid into the Treasury ana bv
wnan. There is bill nov pending In the senate pro.
wG geoerA Law for such cases-H n should pass That
~ sns Committee Commercs will haro urge liz pas
s-nsy want to put New york and California on the
kr Bwrrs (vhig), Of Ohio with visv 20 rat back 10
weese gsnussa dseire1 moved thst Mr. Hart,s reeoi,
0es " tahlsA Asresdto.