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THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1852.
IN SENATE

The following memorials and petitions were presented
and referred TO appropriate committees:
BY Mr.. MASON From II. w. Meade administrator o.
Richard W. Meade earnestly entreatng Congress to re-
pay the honest earnings of deceased father which were
taken from him by the Spanish Government the benefits
Of which were eventually enjoyed by the Government of
the United States and for which that Government long
since became responsible under the treaty of 22d Febru
airy, 1919.
BY Mr.. BUTLER From the Chamber Of Commerce of
Charleston asking further appropriation for deepening
the bar at the mouth Of Charleston harbor and setting
forth that any pause in the progress Of this work.
want Of the means necessary conduct its completion
may not only render inefficient the operations under
ous appropriations but might the disastrous fail
re o. me whole work. and entail irreparable injury and
oss,upon the city
by Mr. BRIGHT From Robert s. Patterson, b. y.
frehch Randolph Coye and Robert Beale asking that
may be granted them and their associates for
aroad commencing 9th street. and running along
wanna avenue TO the foot Of the Capitol square,
60 ~ my ~ the most convenient route the bank
'ne Iotonac TO some point within the District Of Co.
uola opposite to the city Of Alexandria and thence nv
steam ferry to said citv =
ny Mr. GWlN: From Masters in the Navy not in the
asking an increase Of compensation, in
OF the increased price Of and other
necessanes Of life They suggest that when emnloved an
uuy at dockyards other service they should re-
and when leave Of absence or waiting or
ders u ,VOO per annum.
| Mr.. BROOKE INTRODUCED . -, !.
ing 70 'ne states Of Mississippi Arkansas and
tne swanp ana oyerhowed lands situated therein an
proved september Is 1867 which was read and referred
to the Committee on Public Lands =
aa -. a, introduced the following joint resolution
directing sword to be presented IN ne neoros. 800
relative q Major Samuel Ringgold late Of the United
States army: " e oo'
Re'o,esd That the President Of the Unt States be ,,
w. - perens WORD 70 the nearest male relative Of
who was slain In the command Of the lobt a,,;lspS z
the glorious battle Of Pao Alto, the 6rst IN the war vim
Mexico and 70 communicate to him ana Il ,hs s; 80 ~
deceased the deep regret which Congress feds g. h ~ s
Y that gallant and accomplished officer y ~" iV's VI
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On motion of Mr.. FULLER, of Maine, the House pro-
ceeded to consider the bill of the Senate authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury Issue registers to vessels in
certain cases which read three times and passed.
with some slight amendments.
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Mr.. HOUSTON, from the Committee of Ways and
Means reported bill making appropriations for the sup
port of the Military Academy for the year ending the Both
of June, 1854, and bill making appropriations for the
and contingent expenses the Indian Department
andfor fulfilling treaty stpulations with various Indian
tribes for tie year ending the 30h of june 1854 which
severaly read twice and referred to the Committee
of the Whole on the state of the Union.
DELEGATE FROM NEBRASKA.
Mr.. PHELPS asked leave to present the memorial Of
ABELARD GUTHRIE praying to be admitted to seat upon
the floor of the House Of Representatives Delegate
from the Territory of Nebraska for the purpose of
ing it referred to the Committee of Elections.
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee, objected.
Mr.. PHELPS of opinion that this q ques-
ton Of privilege. If gentleman was here claiming
seat delegate he submitted to the Speaker thait
question Of privilege
At the suggestion of Mr. HOUSTON
Mr.. PHELPS withdrew his question of privilege and
presented the memorial under the rule.
FOURTH INsTALMENT TO THE STATES
Mr.. STANLY asked leave to introduce, in pursuance
of previous notice, bill for the payment of the fourth
nsament of the depostes of public money, directed to
be made under the provisions Of the act of the 23d of
June, 1885, to the several States entitled the
Objection made.
Mr. HOUSTON moved that the House resolve itself in
Committee Of the Whole the state of the Union with
the view of taking up the resolutions proposing to refer
the various subjects embraced in the Presidents
to appropriate committees
Mr.. EDGERT0N moved that the House resolve itself
into Committee of the Whole on the private calendar
This being private bill day, the question first aiken
on the motion of Mr. EDGERToS, and it agreed to :
Ayes ~ noes 81.
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House thereupon went into Committee of the
Whole, Mr. RICHARDSON of Illinois, in the chair and
proceeded to consider the bills the private calendar
The first bill taken up the for the relief of Da
vid Myerle, which
On motion of Mr. JONES' of Tennessee was laid aside
to be reported to the House, with the recommendation
that it do not pass.
The bill for the relief of the heirs of Leut Bartlett
Kinds next taken up and after considerable debate
laid aside to be reported the House. with the recon-
mendaton that it do pass.
On motion of Mr.. POLK, the committee then rose and
reported.
On motion of Mr.. HOUSTON the House proceeded to
consider Senate bill to amend the act approved the 3lst
of August 1852 in reference to the appropriation for
tnuing the survey of the Mexican boundary when it
read three times and passed.
The House then adjourned until Monday.
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Mr.. CHANDLER opposedthe amendment as striking at
the foundation OF the manufacture OF iron Ii would take
from the manufacturer of iron nearly the only means by
which he could make profit He was not afraid that
the Democratic party would ruin the country by squan-
would ruin themselves and he wished them od-speed in
that. Laughter
Before the vote was taken upon the amendment the
mittee rose
MIR. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts, by consent introduced
resolution directing the publication for the of the
House, of ten thousand copies in pamphlet FORM of the
euoges in Congress on the death of DANIEL
WEBSTER; which was agreed to-.
And then the House adjourned.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at The Second Session Of the Tirty-second
Congress Of The United States Of america.

lfUBLfC, NO. i.
AN ACT making an appropriation for bringing 10 the seat
Of Government the votes for President and Vice Pres
dent Of the United States.
Bea enacted By NE Senate and House Of Representatives Of
The United States Of Aerica in Congress assembled That
sum not exceeding twenty thousand dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated, Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated for the payment of
the sums due by law to the several Of the
specve States as compensation for conveying the seat
Of vote Of the Electors Of the said States
for President and Vice President Of the United States
Approved, December is, 1862
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them that he had directed the Commissioner dscon-
tnue all further operations upon the southern and
ern line OF New Mexico The report also informed them
that the survey the ella had been completed and that
OF the Ro Grande nearly So and suggests the propriey
OF allowing the survey of the Rio Grande TO be completed
The object of the bill just reported authorizes the expen-
dure OF so much of the appropriation viii be required
70 finish that survey under the charge of Major
Emory, OF the United States Army, competent and eff
Gent agent He therefore asked the unanimous
of the Senate allow the bin to be once considered
and put on its passage.
No objection having been made the bill was considered
and passed
THE DISPUTED SEAT.
Mr.. MANGUM having withdrawn his amendment 10
the original resolution of Mr.. GwN-
Mr. JONES' of Tennessee moved to strike out all after
the word Resolred in Mr. OWNS resolution and to in
sert
That the Hon. ARCHIBALD DIXON was duly elected by the
Legislature Of the State of Kentucky fill the vacancy the
Senate occasioned by the resignation of the HENRY
CLAY, and is entitled TO seat therein.
Mr.. MASON moved to amend by adding thereto the
words:
{" And that the commission Of the Hon. DAVID MERlwE-
under which he appointed Senator from Kentucky
be referred to the committee with instructions inquire
and report whether he is Senator under that commission
and if So when the expires
Mr.. UNDERWOOD rose and concluded his remarks,
commenced on Monday last
Mr. CHARLTON made few remarks when
Mr. TOUCEY replied at length.
On motion of Mr. HALE, the further consideration was
postponed until tomorrow
On motion by Mr.. HUNTER, the Senate then proceed
ed to the consideration of Executive business and after
time spent therein the doors opened and the
Senate adjourned.