The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-25
House Of Representatives.

W>suScIoS, May ~, lsj2.
ANT spRJNGs IN IOWA.
The Iorse passed the Senate bull rena to owi
certain salt spring lands
Movr>,ENr ron IuE ptsrNTcu or BrstNrss.
Mr. loNrs. (d,mj Of Tenn. said it necessary to 4,
something for the dispatch Of business He, therefore
moycda suspension of the rules that resolution may
adopted setting opa, hour each day for the reception
of reports from the Standing Committees until all
relieved Of their reports. This agreed TO-
LANDS ron IuE P~irr lvs,NE.
Mr.. H,tI, (lcm) of Mo-. from the Committee Pub
Tic Lands reported back with amendments. '.e Dhi
granting 10 900 coo Of land to th1 states Tor the
benefit of INDECENT Insane 0n"'f e a'n'n""c"'S pro-
pos distribute the apds AZ the rate OF ,o,' aeres
tor Zach rnrc Scnta.yc in Congress. The consideration
Of Tho matter postponed for two weeks byycas lis;
nays, 40
Mr. HaLl also reported other bills one Of them aitho-
rzng those who have received warrants for services in
the 1872 TO enter good lands in lieu of the worth
less tracts they have selected Referred to the Committee
Of the " hole on the State of the Union.
The House then went into committee, and took up the
bill ma king appropriations for the payment Of
iNN,l,p PENSIONS ron TIE NEXT FISCAL YEAn.
Mr. lIorsroS tdcm of Ala wished this and the navy
pension bill passed to-day; would require but little
the estimates Of the departments, lie appealed to
gentlemen not to discuss cxtraneon- matters on these
measures, but wait for the appropriation bills.
WANTS MAKE POLITICAL srErcH.
Mr. Bruy. (dcm) Of Va, said he wanted 10 make a
political speech. cllen nc tfouplCu tue
in that way.
On motion of Mr. srrnr (lem) of Mich, the com
mittcc rose when that gentleman proposed to limit Tue
debate to five minutes.
Mr. B,yiy moved two hours: which after much soual
bling agreed to, and the House again went into
mittec.
Mr. W,suBrRN, (whr) of Me-. dcliycscd hours
speech against making the compromise measures nai-
ty and party test and in conclusion said the policy
and duty OF the whg party was to come together with
no sectional grels and take p for their standard bearer
the old and tried chef whose services and sacrifices
the best pledges of his fitness and hdclity With such
candidate standing in position where they can unite
the old and sufficient platform of the wlic party
cord and confidence will he restored to the country.
Mr. B,yLy. of Va, obtained the floor when tue COM
mttce rose.
DAY PROPOSED ron CLOSING Ttr SESSION.
Mr.. U,RBIs (dcm) of Tenn. asked leave to offer
solution fixing The adjournment of Congress for the first
Monday in August. Objection being made. he moved q
suspension OF the rules, pending which the House al
journcd
Interesting from Albany.
DECISION OF THE CITY II FAVOR or THE LOAN
TO THE spsoJEuANNA RAILRoAD-GREAT RE
JoIcING-JuDGE JoIlhsoSs DECISION IN THE
CANAL CASE, ETC.
ALe,Sv May a. 1852.
The election to-day terminated in . majority oil lG15
in favor of the law authorizing the city loan its credit
to the amount ok million OF dollars to the Albany aud
Susquehanna Railroad Company. In the southern
ton Of the city the vote nearly unanimous and
there was opposition the qualifications OF voters
not very strictly examined This vote will give conf
dence to the directors, who will Immediately enter into
arrangements for giving out contracts 1t will be least
year before the company can so far comply with the
law as to ask this city TO issue portion Of the bonds
Great reiocngs prevailed in the afternoon Carriages
filed with music and banners driven through
the streets This evening the southern part of the city
il illuminated with bonfres.
The poll was IGf9 votes Every ward save the
Seventh and Eighth gave majorities for the BILL A.
said before the majority in favor Of the loan 46l5
although the vote 2 short Of the highest taken
last fall The aggregate vote Of the First and Second
wards Is 2.556arger by 1856, than il last fall
The decision Of Judge Johnson in the Canal Enlarge
men case. is in the hands Of the printers II will be
published here in full in the Register and atlas tomor-
morning, and will be furnished to the New York
press at TO o'clock night II makes four closely print
cd columns of the Register