New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06
ConpressionaI

W,sHIyGrpy. December %
srs.tr The Chair laid before the seaate report
from the Interior Department concerning the Mexican
Boundary Commission
Mr Davis reported joint resolution. extending the
time which masters u are required to provide
their steamers according to the requirements Of the act
Known the Steamboat Bil rascd the ast session
and the ratie ras considered and passed
Mr. iamln reported BILL granting new register to
the ship Pentice hT of Iou and the snue
was consdered and passed aa
The joint resolution from the roase providing for tho
employment of two clerks and messenger in the
Office nf the Superintendent of Public Printing taken
/ uf explained snti passed.
The fallovng bills then considered and parsed
| gan Territory.
House bill for the relief of Colonel Osborne Of the g.
Army.
BIN 70 incorporate the Pioneer Manufacturing Company
/ Of Georgeto~n y. c
Of Reraldo Johnson deceased tobacco
destrsr 4 by British in 1872 the Patuxent river
| BIZ: ii, asitef If Lieut. Col Ebenezer Dumout.
Joat fos the relief Of the estate Of Isaac H.
| Battls
Bill the relief Of James JeTries and jeremiah Smith,
Bill ar tbs relief Of Edwin Lord and Francis Bacon, Of
oia resolution to confer additional powers and duties
| on the Solicitor Of the Treasury.
House bill extending time for the sale of certain
| And then the Senate adjourned
roll vas called previous to the reading Of
the 3ornala when hundred and thirty members an
svered TO their names.
Hon Francis B Ray the delegate from Massachusetts
Mr. stanys Of North Carolina submitted resolution 10
the effect that the reporters Of the House should In
structea not 70 Fert in the Daily Globe speeches not
delivered in the House wten publishing It's proceedings;
and called attention TO speech published In the Globe Of
s.te,da attacking the protesting 70
not delivered ard consequently reply soufd Be
r Smart stated in reply that not having opportu.
nifty of delivering the remarks alIuded to- he therefore
gaze Eotice Of is intending publish them and wens
On t6 charge the Government with pegiecting the inter
ets Of bis constituents, in where high handed
mirage had been committed BY the Spanish authorities
Of a7ena in the seizure Of vessels belonging to citizens
Ct the State Of Maine and the imprisonment and eondem
| nation Of the captains and crews
The stated ts said briefly thistwo vessels
cleared for Neworieansin MAJ chagres and
szsd their By two spanish vessels Of var the
crews being put 10 irons afterwards taken to Cuba tried
and condemned and subsequently sent to 5pais athoug
has 5eaa committed the parties having been arrested be-
yaud the Spanish iufisdicton ard consequently not
should have teen rccap.ured and had he the power
wod authorize reprsafs uness satisfaction given.
a,aais3 rspiita H aapport q the resolution re.
offended the Of tine administration in conducting
w foreign affairs of the country lie hoped the resoln
tioa w3uld be adoted and that the reporters would in
future BE- ressrcted TO the publication Of speeches aetu
y fade and that party Speeches should no losgsr in
| ing M opportunity fin expLanationo defence. #
Mr Stephens n Georgia spoke in relation to the i'm
pratcahity Of restricting the reporters in the way
tfr Freeman. of Mississippi submitted an amendment
retr cng debate to matters legitimatey under discus
which has become the practice depart exepIed
n the political speeches Of last session and the Offensive
| illusions pf Nj Giddngs. S45 s5 "a 7s
After further discussion to the rules the
tion was adopted with proTso that nothing therein
shall be construed to prevent member from correcting
revising his speecha motion lay the resolution
the table having previously failed yeas A, nays 81
The resolution Of Mr. Harris Of Tennessee relative to
receiving reports Of committees upon which quorum
could bs found to vote yesterday and Monday again
| Up N the regular Of business.
motion made to lay the resolution the table
and tee-s having baen appointed. there only CT
4 Quorum.
| The House then adjourned.