New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-23

rlent Of patent for safety railso~a tssh n szRer
On m1tion Of Mr. Hunter, the Defc,encv Nm =.
e. Al he amsodmsnts reported BY shs csmmstes On
etse aare s12 800 for the square south q IL
DEM Houss s25 0G0 additional for eustoxn-nsS.ssx
San Francisco additional sections anfhorizipr m s
iDg Of suitahle buildngs etc in san Pranciers ~ -.
Tor three yesrs till the mint is completed sss.ssrs
Senate after the 4th q March next
Nr Twin moved amendmept auufppristtna S31o g0g
to Be paid to California the fund soeet~d 10 that
STATE as duties on imports previous her admission by
the military authorities
This supported by Msssrs Gv,n Ru.k and Pesvee.
and opposed by Messrs Buter Borlsnd Brodhesd BAD
ger aud Hunter Without taking the question on the
alHendment the bill was postponed
Mr. Underwood then presented the credentials of the
ion - Inompson senator elect from Ksntusky, fSrdE
The Senate thsn consider the Joint resou-
Jn Of Mr. Cass affirming he Monroe doctrine apply
Hr Douglas addressed the Senate He examined the
Cayton Buwor treaty the Oregon treaty she Mexican
treaty Of peace and history of the Europsn coIouisation
proceedings this continent showing that Non
doctrine not vthstaDding its repeated Affirmation had
systematically treated with copEsmpt By Eurupsa
poEers had submitted 20 quietly by bs Ualtsd
forssit
this nation free circumstances spud st the time
demand lie opposed to tending the Usitsd States
hereafter bot 70 leave this nation svsgs
and tine rights and interests Of the nation should demsud
He opposed the resolution in its terms as applying to
He would not declare that the United State. had no
d ff "A.
sass Il ouia imply hsi tie United States op.n 70
suspicion Of having such intentions He considered 1t
allow no Elsropean Cub for they vel knew
T. Any attempt BY England "ouid De 70 saasn nssfr
he ooked upon the resolution as looking the past
violation Of the Henroe doctrine and uttering terrible
hreas ior the future He was fo aesng With me c,ss
before the senatehe violation Of that doctrine and the
Clayton treaty by the colonization Of the Islands IN tns
Bay q H nduras aud practea!y asserting and malntan-
ing that doctrine ~ forcing at AL hazards Great BRITAIN
70 abandon that colony. ne would annex Cuos y sne
became Iree ana ndepenaen. Sonia purenase nsr n
spain would ell put would take hsr forelny ne vas
to be transferred by spain to any European nation
Mr Cas- followed contending mat his re-, 5ssolunon ap
Mr. Douglas replied
| Mr. Underwood defended Mr Clayton
Mr Houston got the floor, and the subject post
| poned till Saturday. And the Senate adjourned.
| uorvr-on motto, of Mr. Houston Of Ala the Housa
eeysn o'clock An ntmaton was expressed that the re-
onon for evening meetings should be re scinded but
| Itch Wa not sn.tsinss
Tho mics were suspendad to euabIe tha Copts,e an
public Lauds to report l relative to the settlement Of
lands in certain states which had been srauted
no and improyed by iudvduss ubeouent TO their being
gyansd 70 tbs stss by the sienersl overnmsnt ths
Object Of the b being to confirm the titles Of thoss ind
| ytduaIs
discusop NJ M general interest whatever followed
which was marked by much exritenent on the part Of
nbs-s 80 srots for witch il + dt,icult to account
| = "a which oceupied about two hours
A. ength MI tl.veIsud az Conn moved to Law the bill
NJ, the shIe which va carried-yeas II6 uays 80
The ves and nsvs were theu taken on the usual motion
ie yesd ~ - 80 and ay r. matan IN rscausder
& ~ .h @ h'ob ras,,d tbs rsmsinasr ~ the IT.
| tipo and The House adjourned till Tomorrow at IL
oe'ocA' w,.u,x.ro1 Fsb IL 1ss3
e. c,.,., - 49,, 80, ~. ~.ror. ~
the Secretary Of the INTERIOR on the subject OF tne ns
can boundary. .A4 4, .hu
Mr. Badger said he saw in the that IN the
criminal Cour. q thls D,s'ree, s - ~, .si
nsy uenstai Iau tu -. - -. :. ~ s..-as 80
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ts me onrts a. The pistTct n fsoIumhis sboui5
one ~ he eonreted bef,re the commenceuent Of pes
n ~ ~ ths So,r the aid trial shs continue ana nrr
AZ csaJ To anal ndenent in Inc same manner as II n,
-, term in which Il Commenced had not exuired
i'd Wy ca Dar3s snd 4.rin nrszsntss r,s,ors,s IN
iefs - .snr :, Ame-icsn. wh; ahr,sd rl,.io.
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Of ratr Of vsrmont IN fvor Of the Nm sroytnr ,r ~
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f. | rsainrocitv tra5s rr.4II r.nada
to ~ NH, e7h,ittss rsso1,,,so .aYlr, n, .or;.z
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n @ ng prye~s on the eoast Of Foriia Aaoe,ss
us lug ~ ~ ~ a. y - X s;
ry bin The guou pending was on the Amendment Of Mr
e in $500 900 10 be maid 10 CaIifrpa ou
OF the s fasd collected ] there pfsvSas @ to her asso.
Of agreed to-yeas n, nsys 20.
Sn5e TDssa an IN rss ps
of r,erica After soma debate ON point of order tbs
sas uithdrawn 10 he oHIrpd t the general
d Inny1,1rjation I'm
III 9rlsnd moved to add To the ap,ropriston for tina
xtnqr of The ranitol royisn thai hereafter ALI mopev,
aXn.ndeI on This work shan /. dsbursed by the commits
sper Of pnbic buildings He sat t was necessary fr,
i what had taken place there should
raced over the disbursement of the public moneys Hs
s member of the Select Committee on this subject be-
fore which there was mass Of testimony showing that
there had been total disregard of the public and
ty fraudulent misuse of the public money to an extent
| heard az before in thi. country
Whom the rt APPROXIMATION for this work was before
Cd the Senate called to what
ai in The matter and vet he had been deneupced 70,
IL nv the pseia organ OF the administrat,ou There
10 ample evidence before the committee Of large
nents Inc evusnee V tue Ionhi' :, fuoue nua ~
ed nss had sho~h Ihat tne aenect nsn IN i en- ~
tauus u 'he " no.i.o ts'A
lie lige sums had ueen auIlps .ne p yes
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au nau - - i' ks.s - ~ ma s ui ~, ~ az 80
n uH3 cupic !est at - 20 p sGuio oo. a ste a. ~ % w
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~, Mr brooke protested agaihst lns Nns'ns sPa'" es
"A ueues otIufe '.e cNilit = n rr-,. -
MF cooper uelrnueu 'ns ensiae'sf" u -ui "a'si, sn
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