New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES,

The House passed the bills authorizing the
Secretary OF the Treasury issue registers to the bark
May and brig Boundary, and TO change the name Of the
steamer Roger Williams.
On the motion of Mr.. DocKERY il was re-
solved that the President OF the URitei States communi
cate TO this House If incompatible with the public
interests copies Of all the correspondence between this
Government and our minister nj Madrid, and between
the latter and the Spanish Government, the subject
Of expeditions from the United States against the Island
Of Cuba and the punishment end release OF oil persons
in any way connected Herewith.
Mr.. WALSH made an earnest appeal To the
House to take up and pass bill giving pension to
poor blind woman.
The House did so.
On the motion of Mr.. BRows Miss the
House took up the Senate bill TO extend Presumption
to unsurveyed lands and for other purposes.
An amendment was adopted to extend the
Presumption they exist the alternate
served sections all the lines Of Railroads in The United
Statee, wherever Public Lands have been granted by
act OF Congress.
The bill was passed as thus amended
The House went into Committee OF the Whole
on the State OF the Union the Senates amendments
to the Deficiency bill.
During the proceedings Mr.. STEPHENS Qia.)
offered an amendment sppropriating $1,000 70 enable
John C. Rves 10 pay his reporters for this session ~
instead of 81 column for the reports OF The C0Rsres
siOnGl Globe. Carried.
books Of various kinds and for House reporting OF the
last session in The Congressional Globe
Nearly 81 900 were voted TO pay the expenses
attending the investigation OF the Corwin and Gardiner
Committee during the recess.
The Committee considered the Senates
amendment authorizing the President to appoint an
Asssyer ter the Branch Mint provided Tor at san ran
cisco in advance of the erection OF the Mint buildings
and TO lease purchase or rent buildings ana nscnnery
suitable for the melting and sssayng OF deposits Oh go
dust or otherwise and for the custody OF gold cO-tne
expenses attending the to be paid out OF the appro
pristion for the Mint
Mr.. HrBBARD moved proviso repeating the
act proyidnr for the establishment OF Branch Mint 10
California The approonaton Of sj00,OOO heretofore
made be said for this purpose was "hoy heleqaAle'
and two or three millions would be required 70 com
pete the working. No contract nus ye' 'e' 'u' ''f
the erection OF Branch Mint
Mr. M,RsUuI spoke of the gross neglect and
,essop under which California has labOred since abe
caneino the Union He did not want T. scare anybody
he All not know that he could but he would say that
the United States have neither the energy ot se
cence 10 supply one OF the sovereign Siaes WIN laws
ssscu,ing The Common rights of freedom, toe people
would be obliged in yinscsion Of their saxon deseei
10 show that they have sprung IRON reyoluuonay to'
"a rrovd for themselves, and cin theu own money,
Snd make such treaties this Union IN ~ wisdom may
choose 10 confirm. He earnestly oPp%ed tne senate
,mendue nj and the continuance OF tne Assay
Office in San Francisco, and SAID tnere were Pr
possls at the Treasury DePeiSHeH1 'O'
Branch Mint =. -. -.
Mr. TooNBs did not concur with the gentle
man 4, hi remarks as 20 the treatment OF Caiornia
Hethoughf that part Of ne Union naa Uesu $500
-, =, amended Let San Francisco have her mint
There were q good many things covered up which be
could reveal on this subject ii
Mr. MARsHALL-l wish the gentleman "ouio
uncover them. would myself II Il were not Tor Peca-
liar circumstances -;..1
The Senare's amendment was rejected
ON motion Of Mr. DUSHAn, tue selgnorage
,nendmen, OF the Senate was Inodi4 ~ U rsan taa.
when gold silver shAx DC =. b-snb the ss
lOiee ~ css-ino or lor1ing said BAR. ingots, or
5sls shalt be equal %, but not eNeei uie 49,
OF the operation Including 1 e, ns 70 lime by the
Ia, q the Treasury provided said charge snA4
NJ sxreei Ons.h halt Of one per eent =,
hot ~, ca,n,nittee of WAYS and Means recon-
,s1dcd popconcurrence in the senAsss ainehahsn.
s; SEQ COO to California out OF any moneys "a &c
payne ~, ofhrrgise appropriated, 10 be aPphed 20
,he s~rensrs OF the state G0serninen~ =,
"e ,%T.CoyrYy moved to amend BY lnereSs-
;g the sum 10 $4,000 II wss rsnt ~ -. -, :,
W.. r,shr 10 PISS ALL The money was a =,
- ~ q; law and time when me pe9pe .,
Wy ~ ~s without representation ne eiGned
"a .ao,'Sx oa the ground Of principle aSd
Mr. NsApE inquired whether Caiilofnla uiu
not get the gold runes Il - ,,sva Won a re-
Mr. NcCoRKLE-fcs' ana VIC gave !'1
,arp o; eis Lry millions last year I.s ., ,,,a;,-
NJ C,xrrER said, If We are bound 20 MANI
-; ,ha Civil Government OF C@EofnA y, - 10 u -
an eS,ius, OF expenditures = = -. ;a-. % s.s.e
ieS T 70 e The preene TIA; the money belongs 70
Them !. without the sGthorfy OF aM OF T., ,or
'N1 Other gentlemen engaged in the debate i0r
and against The prOpOsrion
TIE Committee rose, when .. .u,,a
Mr. STasrr offered resolution 70 suspend pen.
IL. which slows Of Eve MINUTES ssos,e 70 snis
me Oens c md iS .5s% psnoH Of ae
H. He s.id sI, bpess attended there would se
bate and NE of Congress which be wished to AVOID
" The resolution was adopted
The House again went into Committee tee s saS
inc i.va ',,s.dmenf. giving California ssOooo.
o. re,rcfed Ayes, 81 Nays. y ua oo,,
The Committee rose, and the House ooo
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