The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16
sstabHahipg board for the settlement Of claims against
the United etates Refsrred TO Judiciary Committee

BOARD rof tho seeement oS claims eSaanss
the United States Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Mosnr lwhls), q L, introduced bin making sp-
ferred to the Committee on Mvitary Affairs.
PROPOSITION TO ELECT UNITED erArEs SENATOR'S sY THE
PEOPLE.
proposing an amendment to the oonstituton Of the
United etates providing for the election Of United
fsrred to the Co com%itsee on Judiciary. : '' ''-'''
ILLINOIS RIVER.
Mr.. YATES (vhigl, Of Ill introduced q btl making
appropriation for the navigation Of the Illinois river
Canals.
MT WALSH. (whs) OF Md, called for the yeas and
aftrmatively, by l13 against 20.
rRorEcrioN PATENTEEs.
Mr.. PRIoE, (dem Of n introduced a bul giving
further remedy to pstentees Referred to the Com ittee
on Patents.
LANDS ron THE INSANE.
Mr. sisrEr, delegate from Minnesota,) introduced
bill giving to the eeversl States the proceeds OF certain
public lands for the support and relief Of the INDECENT
insane therein. Referred to the Committee on Public
Lanos.
NoS.ISrFpyENrios ANo THE LAW or NATIONS.
Mr CoscFR (whg) Of Mich asked leave to intr oduce
atcn 70 the doctrine OF Intervention and the right
every nation to establish for itself such form Of
nent the people thereof may think suitable to their
condition and best adapted to promote and secure
their own property and happiness also declaring the
Of s R"ss ne
intervention by that In the late contest between
Austr.s and Hungary.
Mr BAYIr (d,n of Va II move the resolution be
ierred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr JoSEe, (dem) ofTenn -J!as previous notice been
given oft
ErFAKEn NO.
Mr. JosYs / object toit
sfrASrR Then 10 zoe. over
BovSTy
The House sesumed the consider OF the motion to
refer TO Committee &c the Whole the State Of the
Union the bill reported from the select committee,
plspatcT ~ the Bounty Land act Of September 1880
Ms. TrcS, (frse soill Of n. II thought 1t was unne
cetssry 70 pas this h had already been passed
masins snd ve,sn.s aseispable Tie knew OF other
reason Why it was brought forward, unless 1t was to
up Other ers which would not standing oil sne
receive TIE votes os the ms jority Tho third section
rroTtrcs TO provide tor class of casesnamely,
hoss ~bo mustered into the United States service
for te suppression prevention OF Iudan hostes,
whose ser7ioes OF that character recognized and
paid by the United States prior to the act Of 1860 and
who served the icna of time required by the said act
1t great scheme orquaudsr away large nnd inde
fEitc extent Of the public toman. against which
should guard He maintained that the public lands
pledged for the redemption of government bonds, and
by eale The bill truly sectional in Its character
MIR. pu>HAm, (dem OF la proposed an mendmept,
TO make the land warrants assisnaba under such rules
and regulations shall be prcscrbed by the Secretary
OF the Interior
MISCELLANEOUS
The morning hour here expired, aud various matters
on the Speakers table taken up and disposed Of
THE LIBRARY.
The Senate bill was passed, appropriatiug 81 200 for
tpy up rooms for the temporary OF the library Of
Cenyrcsa, ard the House adjourned.