New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
KossUrH's VISIT TO HARRIsBURGH.
xXXEEd CONGREss...F First Session.

SENATE WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan 9, 1852.
Mr. soULE appeared in his seat to-day
The CHAIR lald before the Senate communica-
ton from the Governor Of New. Mexico, with re-
cords of the Legislature of that Territory. Re
feIIed to the Territorial Committee.
The CHAIR said, in obedience TO the order adopted
By tine Senate the private calendar would be taken
Mr. CLEMENTS asked leave to introduce private
bill.
The CHAR said it was rot IN order.
MI SHIELDS asked leave to presensa private Pc
ttion.
The CHAIR ruled tina, all business was out Of
ORDER, but bills on the private calendar
After some remarks Mr.. HUNTER moved, and the
private calendar was posiponed'ull o'clock.
Several petitions were presented.
Mr. CLARKE introduced a bill 80 refund unties
paid on goods, wares and merchandise DESTROYED oy
nre which was referred to the Flna0ce Committee
Mr.. HUNTER reported bill apr puttng ) ,2Oo
ing the psssage-'or the Temporary reception OF
books belonging 20 the library Ordered TO De en-
crossed. ,.;..
Mr.. RUsR reported back the House JOINT resolution
authorizing the Post Master General 10 confirm eer-
tain contracts made for the transportation o. mails
in California and Oregon. and 1t was orcered to he
engTossed -
consideration of private bills. No calendar was
printed vet and it necessary that Senator's should
have one before acting on private bills.
Mr. PRATT said all bills and reports on them were
printed and nothing appeared on the calendar to
show the nature of bills. This was the first day Tor
three wears that the Senate had attempted to con.
sder private bills, and he hoped the Senate would
insist on Its orders.
After further debate the motion was withdrawn
and the private calendar taken up
The CHAR laid before the Senate Message from
the President, inclosing the following note
"BRITIsH LEGATION, Thursday, Oct 30, ls5l
"s1R: The Governor General of Canada has for
warded to Her Majesty's Legation the copy when
have the honor to nclOse, herewith, OF resolution
adopted b. the Legislative Council of that Province
when the Provincial Parliament was last IN session.
expressive of the satisfaction with which they nave
received the intelligence OF the munlhcent DONATIONS
which have been made by the Congress OF the United
States BY the Legislature OF Vermont, and Oy the
Legislature of the State of NewIork, IN aid OF the
reconstruction of the Library Of the Canadi an Far
Lament ! have accordingly to request, that you'
Sir will have the goodness to cause the ABOVE resp
luton TO be communicated 10 the Congress OF tne
UDied States well as TO the Legs atures o. el
mont and New-YOrk. I avail myself OF TINS Oppor'
tupity to renew to you, Sir, the assurance OF my
hl5 he'' 'ONS'D' ''''''' JoHS F. CHAMPION.
"To Hon. d. WEBSTER, Secretary oil State
Laid on the table and ordered 10 be printed
PRIVATE BILLS TAKEN tP' r rA
A. Maeraw OF New-York Of the personal Ieple
seutstlyes OF W. A. Sloan, deceased VI iHsnis'
Htitzel administrative OF A. K Beltzel oecess "a
late Assistant Quarlermastef L :. AIlhy VI ,is
tant General Roeer Jones OF the rePfesehtast,.es
of Joseph Watson deceased OF A. NJ Dade, WHO"
Of the late Major Dsde, OF the Army oil Alen 60 ".
Johnson OF Richard CLANCY ana others ol Nus ioa
NNlI6l. aid OF JOnn Only. VI Otoit-~f
s,deTed, debated, and ordered to De engroSseu-
when Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,:
The House this morning went INTO Ionlah'''e' III
the Private Calendar -. hills
When the Committee rose, thirteen PrlVaIe oii'
were passed .i,.
The SPEAKER laid before the House conLhuni ca
ton from the PRESIDENT, lncloslng IePoI. iio ~
State Department, in answerto the re solulioi ~
18Th ulrmo, giving Information rela'iNe W =. 80
One Of the documents incosed Il the re POI ~ ~
PRESIDENT from the returned JUDGES anu Sc
Of Utah Territory dated a. Washington, on 'ne 80
Of December, 1851, giving lengthy account "a ng
deploTab!e state OF things III thai IerIl'Ofy. Aone
the various accompa1 ying documents = 80, no
of the LIE sic aiure passed IN SEPTEMBER ies!, says
that As B d. HARRIS, Secretary OF the leirltory,
is about TO leave absent himself, or aoscoh9 Hoai
SAID Territory in case he shall refuse, AesleC ~ ~
any wise fail to deliver the papers recOius, 80
ments, money, any other property OF ai.cies pb
tanning 10 said ofhce, II shall be me Guy ~ .a
| United States Marshal for [ tan 10 arrest t.e
said HARRIS, and him safely keep ia CUSTODY
until he shall comply with the ieSoius.on
Mr.. HARRIS replied 10 this inslnu.sloi' Ila; nc -
about to abscond and simply expresses NJ
astonlshnent that honorable men SHOULD DC Wiling
/ to father IL. r.,
The next letter is from the Delegate from tan,
| Mr. BERSHElsEL dated Washington, Dec. 80, 10 tle
President Of the United States, say ing tha ne ns'
placed among the Executive archives ms pIoniP...
unqualified and perempiory negatloh OF tnS 'iu 49,
the charges of the returned Officers OF OtAI -.
Brigham Young writes to the Preslsen', unueI Sa.e
Sept. %, 1850, complaining OF the Judges anu SCI
| Rotary. One paragraph is Mr.. Harris, Secretary,
| informed me in a coEversailon whicn hau ~.
him, that he had private INSTRUCTIONS oeslgheo ~.
| no eve but his own, to watch every movement, anu
no, pay out any fuads uHlsss the sane sh"Ua DC