The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-31
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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BUSINESS In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
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Flare-up in the Assembly.
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Whig and Democratic Tustle.
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TIE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS CALLED UPON.
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AnOthes Row in the Massachusetts Abolition
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ABBY FOLSOM KEPT OUT.
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Bishop 0'Conner's Opinion Of Kossuth
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The Syracuse Fugitive RtScuerS 10 be Tried in
the Circuit Court.
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TEMPERANCE MOVEMENTS,
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THIKTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
ABBY FOLSOM KEPT OUT.
Bishop 0'Conner's Opinion Of Kossuth
The Syracuse Fugitive RtScueM 10 be Tried in
the Circuit Court.
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENTS
THIKTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


WAsHITcToS, January go 1852.
THE OPENING, Erc.
The Senate met at the usual hour.
On the motion Of Mr.. NoaRIs (den), Of N H. the
private calendar was postponed until ono O'clock
STEAMERS FROM BALTIMORE TO RIO JATslGo
Mr. PRATT (whig), Of Md, presented petition from
The merchants of Baltimore for line Of steamers from
Chat port, via Norfolk, to Rio Jar eiro
THE MlxicAN I'pENsrY, ETC.
Mr. HUNTER (dem. j. Of Va. reported the Mexican in
demnity bill, without amendment
Numerous petitions and reports we're also received
aEGuLA1iNG NUMBER OF PASSENGERS TO BE coyyryrp
IN VESSELS FOR CALIFORNIA.
Mr. Bradbury resolution wss then called up direct.
sng an inquiry by the Committee CONNER ,e into
the expedency Of provision Of law for regulating the
number Of passengers in vessels to California Mr
refened to several where lives had been lost by
disease ergendered In crc wded vessels
Mr.. GwiS (dem), OF Cal hoped the committee would
make rigid inquiry snd, by heavy penalties, prevent
further abuse.
The resolution was adopted
BILL FOR THE RELIEF PRISONERS.
The bill rcm the House TOR the relief OF the released
Cuban prisoners IN Spain, referred Conittee
on Foreign Relations.
COURTS IN DELAWARE
The bill changing the time holding the United
States courts In Delaware, was taken and ordered to
De engrossel
THE APPOINTMENT OF rAvAL co,t,irssIoxrns
Mr.. BALI's resolution, directing an inquiry by the
Naval Committee, concerning the expadisncy Of ap-
pointing the naval commissions Ter tenn OF years
only, was taken up, and passed.
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR
was then taken up and bills q che following titles
were ordered to n th.rd reading
Bills for the relief Of Mary ". Thompson; of Suli-
van; of Joseph Gideon; OF John D. Meals; Of George
2oindexter of William Miller ana Of Ezra williams
After lcng deb lte allowing interest on TIE claim
OF Ira Day the question taken on striking out
the interest," ana rssulted--Yeas, IL nays, 10. No
quorum.
MIR. hoerIs, though present. declined voting
After confusion DIR. CAss (iem OF Michigan,
came In. and voted aye.
Mr. NoRRs then voted and after various corrections
OF votes, the amendment was agreed to- by yeas IL;
nays 16
The bill was then postponed iii Monday.
pIsBuRsEarHrs
The CHAIR laid before the senste. report of the
United States Treasurer with of disbursements
account Of the Post Office Dspar tmsns for the yrar
ending Juue 1851. Laid the taols and ordered 20
~ printed.
Tie Senate adjourned till Monday,