New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

the Private Calendar, In order tn 60 Into Executive
bush ess for short time Agreed to.
The Senate then went into Executive
Session.
In about fifteen minutes the doors were
re6pened, al the Private Calendar tkenuo.
Some htty adverse reports we're taken up
snd concur ed in
A motion TO reconsider the vote by
which the Ieb Of Mark and Richard Be4le OF Arkau-
SEES. ordered third reading was debated i'll
after O'clock and then agreed TO-
The bill was then postponed.
A bill granting pension to John Leroy
WA ordered 10 be engroseed.
A bill granting a pension to Elizabeth
Lomsx wss then taken up, debated and ordered to be
epgrosred.
The House bill for the relief of the heirs
Of John Jackson, was passed
A bill for the relief of Benjamin S. Rob
erD passed
The Chair laid before the Senate a mes
sage from the President Of the United Stairs transmit
ting Ia compliance with resolution of the Senate ths
Correspondence between the State Department and the
American Charge At Vienna, relarng to the uphson'
mept Of &. l.. Bace, by the Austrian au'hOriies TIE
Correspondence is vouninous. select the following:
Prince SehUa,zesbeyg 70 M. MeC~dg.
underlined Resident Minister OF Foreign A4rs aud
ofhe Imperial Household has had the honor receive the
letters Of Hon McCurdy, Charge Afses Of The Oeted
States Of Nsrh America IN which he inteposes for tn
este Of Rev. c. L. Brace. seitzeo Of the Unld Ssis and
confined by the Imperial authorities at Gros-w 4dsin The
undersigned do not fail to communicate 70 Hoo Mr. Nc
CUroy that the receipt Of the first appcs oa Of the Uni
ed States Consul orders had been given 20 author ties
to report the subject mentioned by Mons McCuTdy and
to terminate the proceeding. with al possible speed
The uDoenigned canDot ia tbs meAntle, conceal rom
the Hon Mr. McCurdS that in consequence VI the comms
nicsons received from the military eommsndant m Hun
gary showing that Mr. Brace citizen Of thu United safes
bad been the bearer OF papsr from HUNGARIAN tugtyes be-
longing TO the most dangerous and prominent revouion
addressed 10 resident Individuals very IN ch Suspected as
well Of several copies Of the mos infsmmsoy and ea-
sonsbe publications for which he had been placed IN con-
6nement Is proceeding which, especially dunng
siegs is most strictly forbidden by law that in
sequence OF such conduct the arrest OF MI Brace has
been deemed the fully jusSabe, ia his extensive
journey through Hungary he had thought proper 70 travel ~
very indirect and in the most uneqDented roads IN quest
Of those individuals who known Tor their hostityto
the GOveupent-gvng rlse ny such proceedings 10 tae
suspicion that Mr. Brae tcpaied IN their political In
tgues The undersigned will avail himself of the EARLIEST
opportunity cOmmm icate 70 the Hon. Mr. McCurdJ the
progress OF the Judicial investigate which wit IN every
respect be CONDUCTED in conformity with the requirements
of existing laws and ne svas himself Of the occasion n re-
new &C. &c (Signed) r. ScHwARzESBERG.
Mr.. MoCURDY 10 aletter TO Prince ScHwARzENBERG,
dated June 10, 1851 says:
"The undersigned has been informed from smother source
that M Brace had with him but Objectionable Letter and
that only note of introduction containing about three lines
given long since aDdnot considered by HI OF clent con-
sequeno. he devered and bat one pamphlet an Essay
on the Hungarian questions which kept for bis own
private use, a subject OF historical importance"
Mr.. MCCURDY further states that
"Mr Braces unusual route of travel for the purpose
Of obtaining information Of the customs manners and habits
The communication was referred, and
ordered to be printed
A motion to go into Executive Session
failed for want of quorum, and the Senate adjourned
' House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Isaac REED, elected from the IVth
Dbtdct of Maine, 10 supply the vacancy occas1ned by
the death OF CHARLES ANDREWS was introduced by Mr.
WAsHBURN, and took the usual oath 10 support the
Consultation.
The House resumed the consideration OF
Benefits BILL appropraiing lands 10 all the States for
railroad and educat NAL purposes.
An unsuccessful motion was made to re-
commit the bill to the Committee on Public Lands
Nesatiyed-Yess, "a; Nays lO3
Mr.. BlssELL, under the conviction that
full consideration had not been given to the BID, moved
t. table H. Decided negatively. Yeas ~, Nays lU3
The question required on the passage OF
the bill when
Mr.. SAVAGE moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House refused TO recommit the bill
10 the Commitiee on Public Lands
Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia, moved to
lay that motion upon the table.
Decided affirmatiVely: Yeas lO6;
Esys72
The morning hour then expired.
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, inquired
vbe her this would not be unfinished business for to-
morrow morning =.
The SPEAKER replied it would.
Nr. STEPHENS expressed the hope that
the friends OF the would all be In their places
Tomorrow morning .,
The House proceeded to the consider
alton of the Contesttd Election case from Xlsh Congress
sional District of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. FULLER. of Pennsylvania, moved
that the contestant II b. Wright be admitted 70 seat
within The bar and have the privilege OF being heard
Agreedto r
Mr.. FULLER then spoke in vindication OF
bis reh. and said that II he should have made slain 70
a seal 10 which he not entitled he would deserve
the derision and ,corn of all honorable men.
Mr.. tWRIGHT, the contestant. REPLIED
charging fraud by the Wings in order to defeat him In
that election. Il
TIE subject was not concluded when the
House adjourned -