The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28
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FSStLND0HH SdHuhiy II q 81.
, SEHArE-The Chair laid before the Sen
ate report from the Department Of the In.
terror, of estimates to meet deficiencies in the
appropriations for that Department
! After petitions and reports.
/ Mr.. Hunter moved, snd the bills making
land warrants assignable was made the or
der of the day for tomorrow.
| Mr.. Bradbury reported the bill making
provision for ascertaining and paying the
claims of American citizens for spoilations
| by the French prior to 1901, He said he
would call up the subject in February.
| A resolution was offered by sr Seward.
calling for the proceedings OF Naval Court
OF Inquiry concerning the loss Of the U. S.
steamer Edith in 1919.
Mr.. Seward offered resolution asking the
Secretary of the Treasury To- lay before the
Senate all the information he may have in
regard to the propriety of repeating Or mod
liylng the act concerning tonnage duty ora
Spanish vessels. Adopted.
A bill was reported by Mr.. Hamlin, gran
ting register to certain vessels, and il was
ordered to be engrosscd.
! Resolutions authorizing the employment
of clerks by the Committees on the Post OF
| fee and Post Roads. Naval Affairs, and
Commerce, were taken up and adopted,
The Senate theh took up the memorial
praying that fogging be restored ~ q pun
ishment in the navy, and ..;.
Mr. Mallory addressed the Senate in IA
vor OF the prayer OF the petitioners. lie hsf
mot concluded when the Senate adjourned
/ HousE.-Mr Bernhisel the delegate from
Utah, rose to question Of privilege. He
complained that the report, communicated
to the House a few days ago By the prcsi-
dent Of the United States, from The three U N
S. officers returned from that Territory, Ii
not the same as the copy furnished him from
the Department of State. he was as much
surprised at the appearance of the official
printed report as he WAS at the publication
| of like report q few days before in the N.
| Y. Herald, both of which are different from
the report which had been furnished To him
| by the State Department He protested Z
against the change or alteration of an oilicist
report containing such ssrIotls charges
against the Government and people Of tbs
| Territory which he has the honor te repre-
sent, and was aboutto submit notioaiwnen
he was called to order and prevented fc4a
continuing general consent being necessary
The select committee on the subject re z
Iportcd Yesterday bin explanatory Of tAs
Bounty Land Law Of September 81, l3a9.
| Mr.. Bissell debated until the expiration tx
the morning hour. the motion 10 refsr tle
hill to the Committee of the Whs4e al tie
state of the Union, of which he was ID favor.
Mr. Houston complained of the dslay III
the public printing. aud said thatit prsrrn
ted action on the appropriation bills,
( The House then adjourned.
Thursday. ganaasy I5..
I SESATE.-Mr. Clemens presented rexol,i
1 tons oil Alabama, against Intervention III The
affairs of other nations,
Mr.. Fish presented the memorial ~ II. E
Collins and others, Of New York. proptietprA
of the mail steamships, asking Congress for Z
additional facilities III aid Of their contract.
The subject Of ingging Id the navy was
again taken up, AVID Mr. Mallory resumed
the remarks commenced yesterday BY him.
Mr.. Hale made d speech assinst fugging
lin the navy. #H @ n
The consideration of the saF,iect WINS post
lponed for week.
4 The Senate wentinto Execntise session.
HousE.--By unanifno'ls consent, tia States
\ were called for the introduction Vt bills, wIsa
q large number were introduced. Ths Adsg
Ecussion ofths Bounty Land LAW Till WI
Elthen resumed BY Mr. Tuck.