The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05
AFFAIRS IN CONGRESS.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
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KoSsuth and the Governor Of New
Hampshire.
Persons Murdered, Drowned, and Found
Dead, at Buffalo,
THIRTY.sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

On motion Of Mr.. WADE, the bill granting the right of
way to the Cleveland and Pitsbug and to the Cleveland
Psinsvilc and Afhabua railroads. through certain pub
lie lands was taken up the cidered to be
enyrossed
LAND FOR PLANK MICHIGAN.
On motion of Mr.. FEcu, the Senate took up the bin
granting the right Of way and the donation Of lands
mile wdc to Michigan for plank road from saganaw to
the Montreal river distance Of about 800 miles Mr.
Felch explained the bill.
Mr. DAWSON thought this subject too great ono TO be
disposed Of by 80 thin Senate He hoped it would be
permitted lie the present and that it woud
be passed too hastily discussion upon the gen.
eral subject Of internal improvements might spring NO
and this was not perhaps opportune moment for such
n debate
Mr. CAss replied pointing out the benefit resulting to
the whole State Of Michigan from this road.
MIR. DAWSON replied.
Mr. CAss said this road had nothing to do with the sub
isct Of internal improvements 1t grant Of land u
a State, for constructing road where road now
existed Michigan had received but little land from the
United States Even this grant be made. the amount
would fail far short Of what had been given Illinois
MIR DAWSON sad he knew that Michigan was modest
State and had asked for but little and expected but lit
tie either from legislative or executive branches Of 20
ysrbment. But Michigan now has a chance OF heading
the government (augh'er) anu her requests will in
hereafter come TO sanctioned and endor.
by executive authority and pehups it would be- better
to postpone her cisms till that time.
Mr. viii the scnator guarantee that all that will
MI. Dawson thought that things were going on swim
mingly now in favor Of the poets Of Michigan
her claims pressed too hard It might produces
reaction Moreover, debate here internal improve
M nts could do no good Topographic dispatches BE-
tween here and Baltimore pass very rapidly. and II
known that the Senator engaged here In
ing The subject persons in the convention might
hesitate in their support Of him.
Mr. HALE moved postponement, which lost; and
after further debate the bill ordered engrossed
tbs NAUTICAL ALMANAC
Mr.. Bales resolution calling for information relative
LA I'm Ha f0ko ofta
bate, postponed.
WAY, ETC.
The bill granting the right Of way the Pittsburr and
Warren Railroad the United states grounds at the
All. ghaDy arsenn passed
Bil for the relief of VIM Mooney and Thomas Flanagan
were taken up and ordered to be engrossed.
DIEGO
The bill provide for building levee the mouth
Of the river San Diego to divert 1t into false bay
taken up ard ordered to be engrossed.
bill authorizing the Secretary Of War to issue dupi
cate lnDd warrants in certain Of LOSE p
and after debate postponed.
sKcRFTARY WEBSTER. AUSTRIAN MINISTER
Mr. sewards resolution calling for copies of
pondence between the Minister and the Secre-
tary 81 state was taken up and adopted.
EXPENSE kxEcuIiNG FUGITIVE LAW
MI CHASE offered the following resolution which lies
over
R,solved That tho Secretary Of the interior b. directed
tie apenses incurred and the CLAIMS
70 amend ard supplementary to the respecting fug
uveh from Ukue, ana escaping from
tier ns.terr distinguishing the
csimed by reason OF alleged
been tilted in Vt said xp.nses In
cnrIed and claimed by Of other for
FENCES against act and for un
Ger orders maCe by commis ianers
Inc Senntc then auJouJLcd I'LL Monday