The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

yss'.ay M.ssrs. Butler rouosy, Baysxd asyer
Pos. Offices and Post Roads-xsssrs. Ru,k Brvzhsso.
n1n1ln, Morton. Adams, IL d Smith,
n hodds ana Canals -Messrs. Bright, Aissl Wright,
DspsoD, Chase an Jones OF Tennessee.
Fdt,ps - Messrs James Evans, Stuart Seward. Chase
and Thompson. OF Kentucky
as7iteis s-Msssrs. Douglas, Houston, Johnson Bell,
Printing -Msssrs. Mallory. Hsulin and Smith.
LaTdTy-Aessrs Po.rcs Cass, and Bay ard
CANAL AROUND NIAGARA FALLS ETC.
Mr. SEwAHD (fres soO OF N. Y, gave notice OF bill to
aid the State Of New constructing ship canal
around the Falls OF Niapars
Several petitions praying for cheap postage were
presented.
THE SHw YORK VOLUNTEERS
Mr. FISH, (whg) Of NJ Y, gave notice Of bill to reim
burse the Common Conncl Of city Of Ne York for
Rsnses incurred In respect to the First msnt Of New
NAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO CHINA
Mr. WELLER gave notice OF a bill autaorrns the Post
master General to conrAc for the mails
in steamers from San Francifco to shanyhas.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE WITH ENGLAND
the to s tSs
dencs If any, between the itish government and the
United States in regard to the treaty Of Washington.
Agreed to.
THE INJECTION OF PRINTER THE UNION sos.rlussKD
Ar DoDcH offered resolution ordering the election of
printer. Adopted.
The Senate proceeded to vote With The following result
As1s'v T3cIer aa
Mr. Tucker Was therefore declared chosen ''''
OUR RELATIONS wnn KsGIAsD-AK. cAss' RESOLUTION
The vote on Mr. CAss's resolution was reconsidered
Nr CLAYTON, (whig) Of Dc iaware, moved amend by
.oong et ne Also copies OF Instructions
TO ministers abroad Amendment agreed to and resou-
The following is Mr. Cass's resolution as amended by
Resolved That the President he requested inform tho
amy has been recevsd from
with il OUT Of the treaty Of wasiston Il Jul, 1850.
n nsa sa
s or
tan% copies ed the same and copies Of M instructions
thereto, to the Senate. '''-'''A
KuIoGUMs ON THE LATE VICE PRESIDENT KING
Mr.. ADAMS, (dem of Mississippi offered . resolution
directing the printing of ten copies obitu
airy aldre the occasion of the death Of Vice Pres
Mr. JAMES (den) Of Rhode Island offered resolution.
proyidb that the report Of Select Commttse Of the
investigate the mode and Of ths in porstion Of
merchandise into the United States with view of
tanning whether any frauds have been commit
ted against the revenue law be printed that said
committee requested to make their repor, at the
present session Adopted.
RxxossRANcE BRONSON.
The CHAIR presented resolutions and proceedings Of
held in October last sisnsd by G. Lamar Cbairmsu,
Ely Hoprosh, N 7. Hubbard and James Lse Vice Chair
men and G. G. Gunthsr, Secretary against the course
removal Of Mr. Greene Bronson and Of its interference
in the local politics Of State Tne resolutions dsnouncs
patton, worthy OF tespos, and deserving only the
qualified condemnation of all free citizens
Laid on the table.
UNsOLD LANDS
Mr. CHASE Gree soD Of Ohio introduced bill grant
Ing to Ohio the uusolo public lands in that State.
WANTED FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES, Kc.
Eessrs SDEL and BENJAMIN n'roduced bills grant
Ing latd 10 louisiana in aid Of railroads In that State
Ar. GwIN, den.) of CAL, introduced bill granting
land TO California aid In constructing railroads. and
made remarks stating HIS position the subject Of
grants for this purpose, and the necessity of having
rsircsd to the Pacific On his motion the Homestead
bill vas erred to Committee Publ La ads
MIR. DODGE (dem) Of Iowa. introduced bill granting
lard to Iowa, TO aid in constructing railroad in II At
State In doing he took asion say thai In mat
ters of public interest he voted the OF the
psopls OF his Ssa. He thought hat Senator constitu
had right to know how their public voted
He eecarsd that he voted just for Mr. Robert
Armstrong oc printer He considered the election
Just had BY the Senate for that office aByt hing
com plinentary to the democratic organization
large number OF petitions, &c, dra from ths
6les and referred, and the Senat< adiournso.