New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

PATENT RgNBWAL.
The hill pending from Friday, exten'in u Moore
& PASCAL their patent Tor Reafins and tnfaShng
Machine Was discussed alu or1eico - % enSroSSed
for thud reaoIng.
PAYMENT on CLAIMS.
Mr. FuNITR OF Mass. asked leave - O1ler a resi-
luton, requesting the President to transmit 70 the
House sta enent exhibiting The amount OF claims,
il any, inclu ing principal and interest, oeslgnaths
these which have been allowed ana PAID py tne Ne,
partments or Bureaus, from March 4. lci5, until
March 4, Il o, which had previously oeea presented
and susptI dtd or diSaio~ed, IN "hoie or IN part,
and specify Ig the character O sCch CLAIMS alS),
the name Cach person who has a. any time acted as
agent, tor,laer with name Of the person to whom
the whole SUM. or any part thereof mas oeen pad
specifying # practicable, the several amounts PAID
10 such seen. or solicitor for Pgosec lnny sad claim
Objection berg made,
Mr FowItE moved suspension Of the Rules.
The motion prevailed Yeas l6l, Nays, v
namely, Bu.by, Caldwell, OF N c, Floyd, GAYLORD,
of Pa Outlaw, Robinson, Stephens, Of Ga, Wiil-
Jams Mr. Fowler then denindcd the previous
question or the passage OF the keSO.r.'on.
Mr.. HoUSToS said very essential amenument
ought to be ado.
Mr.. Fowler replied, tia, the resolution was
nearly the same in phraseo!ogy "a tAdt adop.ei Inc
other day, bet calling for inform atom OF another pc
Rod so amended as 70 show the additional proof pc
fore the Department al the time OF allowing the
claim.
MIR CAmIL of Fla.-Why didn't you put that in
the other n solution
Mr. HOVSrOs-I didn't see It.
The HouSr refused to suspend the Rules.
ditiona eviconce II any, on which such claims were
allowed.
Mr. CANrBUII, OF Ohio ask the gentleman
whether he viii not so modify his amendmsnt as TO
call for The additional testimony which the claims
were allowed since March !, 1919 My purpose is
thai this whole matter of claims may be brought OUT
that the county may understand H. lFoiceS-
"That + night" go ahead'] 80
SPxAKYR-Does the gentleman from Indiana WITH
draw his cenand for the previous question
Mr. CkMrHrTI-I,'s only a ons-sided affair, that's
an. (Volces, You're ngns,' "youre iight
Nh CAErrIR roade an unsuccessful appeal 20 nave
the molten Withdrawn, thar he might OTTER an aIneiic
ment to the eSeci that any OF the officers incumoeh'
during that penod shall have the privilege OF going
into the Offices ard yindicas'ng their action
Mr. LocKuAET's amendment was agreed 10, anu,
under the operation OF the previous question: the TO-
solution passed.
INSTRUCTIONS TO FoEEios MINISTER'S
On moiioa OF Mr. FAVLKNER, The President was
requested 10 communicate % the House, II not M
compatible wih the public interest, all the instruc
tons from tie State Depar.men. 10 our ID plonltlc
Agents ahlCad, and all dispatches from them not
AtietoioIe communicated 20 congress, declaratory
OF or relating to the policy OF the Government, with
RESPECT 10 he Island Of Cuba.
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
On potop of MIR. DANIEL, the Committee on
Public DuiicInes were instructed 70 inquire as 70
What lag IS other u an the property OF the nited
States we're now Ia the occnpNny OF the - overn-
usnt are he rents paid for them aad also 10 inquire
into The txne,iency OF furnishing or erecGns sle
additional buildings as may DC oeehea necessary
for GovtInment purposes.
MAIL STEAMERS.
Mr. MEApe asked bu, did noi OBTAIN, lcs.e W III,
troouce resolution inslruc,ing 'hS So.ulnis.Te oh
Naval AAai,s to inQure into the expedlslcy Oh pre-
vdine by Law that every steamer sSole 'oi ", W." va,
purposes teularly running from one poTI 81 zoe
tinted States 10 u foreign port, snsll DC man a.
rier unfrr rroner regulations aud entitled 10 re-
ceive as conpensatsn for their service she pos,as
nom letters and other mai. matter 'Tanspoi'so W
ssch ste aHer.
PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. DIsSfy asled, but old not OBTAIN ieaye -.
aTesouron that the Committee on fuolic hau w ~
instructed 10 inquire into the expedlehcJ oi ~
vcDg by Law, that the accounting oihcef :, IN w.
putiIg tie "a oun,s due 20 the respective states oa
account OF Tie per ceniage 20 which they are en.eu
out Of the proceeds Of the public lands withla .ae
limits, shall embrace sales all pubic laAos
On account Of military service.