New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-05
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1871, roxCREss.. First scs'aSa'
SENATE. w.sHtso,Tss.s 100 reoj X
The Senate CON nencec ,as'rs''

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SENATE. .WAsHtsGTSs, feo;
.o-nmepeec business a. lzf D cioOA'
~" INTERVENTION. ,.;o. ~, ;n,sy
Mr. CLARKE sa'd that a 'iI IN, he vas Unable, 10
vennsnce Of illness. which had kepI a,u . .s
90 Ssaste for several DAYS, to proceed now. Asei
sn~Sus"Itaiion with Mr.: Cass, he moved postpone
C on ~ the subject till Monday, when ne nopsi "
~ me 10 speak II on that day he should no. DC
sbe 10 speak, the Senator from Michigan couia pro
csed with his remaIss. II he could speak on ' r
day Senator Cass would speak on Iuesosy AH0
subject was then postponed I'LL Monday nex', If
MI Stockton presented pes'ion ioi ne
stesmtrs irom Jersey Cry 70 O&l"Ay' iS ,.ft, ~
also presented petition rom Cnaie s,' 80 an3ro.
nr,.te $500 eco for an effective expioraHon Va '"'
Arctic seas ia search OF SIR John fraakh h,o,x how
Mr. HALE thought the senate ooghe vosdi,ion mad
much Mr. WIlkeSs former t4ploi"o
cost, before eTcering re " oII "A h. Inflammation
AlIesey ,,esen,ed a petition from mer-
ehar 4. and others Of PnlladelPhia ior the remo'
Of opstructioBs 10 the oaio kiyer. IT,. en.n.rn
M SUMNER presented petition from hiteen IN
.,rsnce Companies OF Boston, concerning pfoceea-
ines 10 Courts of Admiralty -.
Nr. HAmLIS presented petitions for the repeal OF
the spirit ratlons in the Navy.
MI CLEMENS presented joint resolutions OF the
Alabama Legislature, in favor OF the establishments
OF an Agricultural Bureau
BILLS REPORTED, ETC.
MI HUNTER reported bill providing Tor tne re-
pair OF the Congressional Library Room, Its ex'en'
siop, &C. <.--.....
Nr. HUNTER moved that the Finance Committee
be DISCHARGED rom the consideration OF the Oil Tor
the psyment OF The outstanding deOts oil he Loan
Office and the final settlement OF cernhcates issued
for services and supplies curing the keVoluuohafy
War
After debate. the motion was agreed TO, and the
bill referred to the Committee On keyolunohdry
Claims. ,.
Mr. HUNTER reported adversely on several claims
for Reimbursement OF duties articles imported Tor
churc hes, BuDnefies and grayeyafds
wfaAs rtIl
nj the District Judge Of Florida also OH lncfeas'
ing the salary Of the Dislrc, Judge OF Ne"-Hamp'
shire. ,,.., s..&
tract of land IN Alabama claimed BY citizen, was
ordered TO a third "a a1Ipg.
Mr.. SHIELDS introduced Dill granting iaho 10
the Unlteo States for the relief OF 1ndigent ms lne
snd il was referred TO Selsct Committee OF h'e
Senators.
Yard and Naval Depot, near New Orleans.
Mir GwIS offered resolution, which was aoop,ed,
calling for ia icTmatiOn concerning what amount OF
money has been recommended by the Board Oh On'
GERS charged with planning fofnhsalons on San
Francisco Bay. for the Immediate COMMENCEMENT oil
those FOrnhcations
ELLIS PASSED.
The following bills, which were yesterday oloered
TO be engIOsSed, were all passed
A bill providing for an Indian superintendent IN
California.
To enforce discipline and promote good conduct
TO change the times for holding the United States
Courts in Virginia.
AmeIdirg me act authorizing the transfer OF Dis
trict Judges In eases of sickness other disability
CENSUS PRINTING.
The Joint resolution concerning the census Flint
ing was taken up.
Mr. BADGER offered an amendment directing
contract with Donaldson & Armstrong, the work 70
be cone under the direction OF fne Secretary OF the
Interior. The subject was then postponed.
The bill granting land to Iowa for Railroad pur-
poses was taken up.
Mr. FlLcn resumed and concluded his speech in
favor OF the dill.
MI Ball got the floor, when the subject was
postponed.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
After short Executive Session, the Senate ad-
journed.