The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-14

The resolution considered by unanimous consent
and agreed 10.
which was considered by unanimous consent and agreed
to-
Rssolssd, That the Committee Military Affairs be ia
srueed 10 consider and report whether any action Of Con
sess Is necessary for the protection Of the Territory OF New
Mexico against the inenrsions of hostile indians
PENALTIES AGAINST ooUsTERFETrRo.
Mr. BR0DHEAD Mr. President | submitted a bill
some days since mo. 56s) making further provision
States passing the same, and was read and passed
10 second reading desire now TO have that bill taken
up aud read a second time with view 10 reference.
The bill was accordingly read second lime.
MIR b. now move that this bill, together with some
amendments which now propose 10 IT, be referred 10 the
Committee the Judiciary and hope they will give
il their careful attention. ..
The bill was so referred.
ELLIS INTRODUCED.
Mr. MANGUM asked and obtained The unanimous
consent OF the Senate TO introduce a bill Is o7S) 10
amend the act entitled .An regulate arrests on
mesne process in the District of Columbia = which was
read the first and second times by unanimous consent
and referred To the Committee on the judiciary
MIR DAVIS, in pursuance OF notice. asked and OBJ
tanned leave TO introduce bill IS 579 to authorize the
heirs OF deceased party 10 suit 10 prosecute the suit
which was re ad the FIRST and second times by
consent and referred, together with paper explanatory
of the bill, TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
THE BAsrRoP GRANT,
Mr. DOWNS Mr.. President, desire now 10 renew
motion which made in the early par. Of the session
that seems 10 have been overlooked 10 have one thou
sand extra copies OF the report of the Secretary the
Interior relative to the private claims within the Bistrop
grant printed Tor the use OF the Senate. The work Is
now being done for the regular number. and find il
necessary make the motion again, as believe il was
entered BY the clerk at the time i was made before
make the melton that one thousand extra copies
of that documen, be printed That motion goes, pre-
sumo to the Committee on Printing
Mr., BORLAND. would ask the unanimous con-
sent OF the Senate 10 consider that now. The document
in question in the hands OF the public printer and
IL partially printed II s cessary, the order is made
for The extra number that it should be done al once
The Committee on Printing would concur in II, ! know
and ask the unanimous consent oil the SENATE TO make
the order without q reference
The motion was agreed 10.
THE NIcARAGUAN TREATY.
On motion by Mr. CASS. the Senate then proceeded
TO consider the resolution submitted by him yesterday
calling for information in reference TO the treaty nego-
tiated by MIR. Squer with Nicaragua which was sub,
milted 10 the Senate in 1850 ia
The resolution was read.
Mr. CASS The honorable senator from New Hamp-
shire has suggested to me that perhaps the qualification
does not extend to the whole OF the resolution certainly
intended that it should extend to the whole. do no,
want 10 make call for any paper without adding the
qualification and think now that The qualification at
II any gentleman thinks differently, however, it should
be expressed so not to leave any doubt upon the
ter Perhaps honorable gentleman had better look at
to satisfy himself and i can be changed as be wishes
Mr.. HALE. | will do 30. II occurred to me- Mr..
President reading the resolution, that mos! OF il
comes under the qualification, but that the latter part
does not The resolution says, "And the PRESIDENT is
further requested to communicate to the Senate copies
of any letters" &C., without any qualification think
ii would be better insert 'f in his opinion il is
patble with the public interest,"" after the word re
quested"
Mr.. CASS. | have no objection al all 10 that
The resolution modified accordingly and the ques.
ton being taken, il was agreed to-
lTo BE Continued