New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

| The SPEAKER laid before the House 4
letter add. .s-d him BY Jadsc wsirows Of the u.
S. Circuit Court tor Texas referring 10 the grave
charges nj Official miscondoct heretofore preferred
sgsihst BIN BY william Alexander, and which the Con-
mgfte judiciary has just investigated Tae Judge
ssys copsic cradle nunoer OF psodng Ia toe
Court and he wisoss the disp sed of ecfore he
can eonsens TO 80 On the bench 70 try them
Mr.. ScURRY moved that the Committee
on the Judiciary have leave report In tbs presnses
Mr.. VENABLE said the testimony was
voluminous and the Committee had desisnss-d him %
orsx u, the report and this could not De done danos
the present session. notwithstanding the desire 10 do
jusrce to al psrtirs.
Mr.. SCURKY's motion was agreed to.
The bill making further provision for the
subtraction of the Virginia Land Warrants Gas paced
Mr.. OLDs, from the Committee on POST
Oces and Post Rnsds reported back tue bill sms sda.
tory OF reducing and modifying the raes OF post
age. The Senate amendments we're cOncurred 10. Wfrh
sstght chang Of phrsseolosy 10 ths nrsi Of them
Mr.. SEYMOUR of New York, asked the
House to tskeup bill imported sds wares
and merchandise. entered bonded Ia pursusncs of
lsw, TO be exported by certain routss through Texas
and Mexico He said the Senate had passed THE bill
that bad been approved BY the Committee Of esch
House. and that IL wss drawn up Ia pursuance Of The
recomms ndsuon Of the Treasury Department
IL sss necessary 20 psss the Bit now otherwise oar
citizeps trading with Mexico would lose tho bsnsas Of
the fall q sde.
The bill passed.
The House went into Committee on tho
Sensies dmept % ,he lndian Appropriation bill.
Subsequently the result Of the Committees acoon was
reported 70 the House. and of tne Seostss amend
mebts being hon corcurred In, the b. WAS again sens
70 that body
Mr. JOHNSON (Ark.) moved that tho
Committee OF the Whole tue State of the Uaion ee
discharged from the fu Their consideration OF toe bill
granting the right of way snd donations Of iaad 10
Arkansas and Missouri tor railroad purposes. Decided
siirmauveD-Ayes, 90; Ny' ~.
Mr.. JOHNSON (Ark. Immediately urged
the passage of the bill
II was read third time under the Ope-
ration OF the previous question.
Mr.. JENkINs moved that IL be tabled.
p,ciced pesstive Yeas, 90; Nays SO
The bill, without even being read, ex-
cept by its te aud sthout one word OF debate. vas
psssed-Yes, ~, Nays, H.
Several private bills were passed.
Mr.. STANTON, (Ky.) after saying that
the President has approved OF the act repesing the
conr, CT system. ofier.d resolution taat the House
proceed To the election OF Pubic Pdotsr too Ne
House of X prt sensuves daring tho remain
der of the Coo sressions term
Mr.. GooDLSow moved that the resolu-
ton be tabled Decided negatively, and the resolution
was then adopted.
The House proceeded TO vote rird poce
amid much confusion, and the following declared
rs the result Armstrong, lO7, Towers, - Gseb L.
sesiou, %; Bailey. 6; Gtdeoo, 9; Byant, viz Bu.
eli, Csble (Ohi } Floyd, Tnomas Y Howe Gresley ).
viz Allison, Wsshouin n. Reed Raymond. =, Via: Ssckst
Schoonmsker; Rse', 3; Daniel, Bro sDlow. For
D sh, g. Whole humber Of votes east, lo1 necessary
20 choice. ~. Mr. Armstrong hav,og received moro
than this number, deesret elected Public Printer.
Mr.. JOHNSON, (Tenn.l from tho special
Committee appointed to iove,rests the connection Of
Thou Cor~in with the Gardiner clsin asked leave
make a report. but objection was interposed Too
report Ia 10 substance that the Committee have NOS
te during the present session tn compete tue invest
CATION or procure the attendance OF witnesses which
are named on both sides whose testimony required
no necessary to full investigation Of the case. Tho
House adjourned.
THE reporter understands that perhaps tomorrow
action will be had by the House with view 10 ssuinG
subpoena for witnesses to appear before the ComsAS
tee next December