The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

ton hoeses along the route at sc ronts and distances
as the President shall designate and shall keep at
twenty we armed men at each Of those posts to protect
all emigrant travellers and settlers and along said
routes the constractors to receive, consideration
Tor their service four sections Of Land az and in the vic
| nifty Of each post.
Mr. STUART, (de of Mich said the effect would be to
nave posts not more than twenty miles tpart and this
was the cheapest way TO afford the protection desired
we moved an amendme, that post shall Be establish
ca within l5o miles of Iowa, Missouri Arkansas This
prevent valuable nds being taken at points where
Mr. ORR, tdem) of c., opposed the section and the
ehe intlan lands The Hodse sent tea pages 60 the
senate ana that body had rerned twelve pages rsore
| changing Tie general law.
MI stuafts amendment was -eiected
mr.. suIiEa AND (dem OF y, moved I, strike out
the word President and insert tia the Cover or of New
YORK shall make the contracts and he contended tha
the Governor had Just as much power as She Pres
dent has, 10 dowat the section au hoIzes 81 const
fntion does nat contemplate the protection OF emf
grants.
SIR RAYIY had heard of butter chaese and pot being
let out by contract but he had never before lea ii of
proposition of this kind.
M Suthcrland's amendment a1cpted amid rsces-
1 siye lsughter.
Mr. SLoREscE (densl Of Pa. moved farther TO ay,end
by adng that he President shall propos ton
oil Colonel of PHILADELPHIA to protect re emgrant by
regiment of volunteers
The CHAIRMAN ruled the amendment oui Of order
Mr. F,ryH. {dem) Of IA, moved that whenever tfs
country shah become involved in war, the work Il
meeting the enemy shall be let out by co-trac IL
This was adopted amid oud and proopcsd laughter,
anu lbc CUE Ututee tnen ktruek out the sect
TIeconsmistee next considered the Sena. ss amend-
ment, appropriang 500 00S as recompen TO the dis
coverer OF an esthetic agents.
MT STASfY c''ered proviso, that the . shall be
videiaaiong Doctors Mortoa Jackson, ant Wells,
cordmgtotl uSgiDg of United States Cours He said
this coUutryhae The honor Of this discovery and to each
OF the gentlemen whose names mentioned credit is
due
Mr. MsADs, (denp) of Va said One of the parties is
willing to accept o. the provision in the amendnlent
Mr. sTHiafsss, Crhg) of Ga, had no doubt OF it, He
Ias opposed TO tia bargaining from beginning end
nnd to the entire s3ion or ID the amendments OF the
tnate, this vas the most monstroas
Mr. STANIY--Did NoN say bargained with any ones l
rev nothing ABOUT q.
Mr. STEPHEN IL Imtale statement with regars 10 the
g atleman bsirsconcsrned in bargaining.
Ar Stany proyisowas rejected
m. BROWN (dein OF Miss, proceeding to SD gb Of
the sthe ageuts geng benecely employ ir the
army and navy, vixen he was interrupted by
M HALL, (dcn,) Of No., who said OF the merissof
the discovery was in alyating pain obtcrical or
tions. What has thearny and navy to do with thisy
MI. Brown wished the gentleman would attend to Ais
own fairs. ClauSnter) And he thea concluded his
gume nt.
Tho debate continued. and the Senate amendmcnt
was rcirct ed--ayes4li nays 85.
The Committee rose ot Ealf past nine o'clock.
The House coaourredj in some of the amendments nj,
reporteafrom the committee.
The question bainp stated agreeing to the amend
ment appropriatng. sJOOOsO for Notifications at
Francisco,
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Gaa said number Of gentlemen had
left the House, and therefore he moved to adjourn.
Mr. bARsBAIL If we adjourn now win this question
come up to morrow nrorningf
The SPEAKER.-lt will.
Mr. MARSHALL only asked because when see
thing disappear once never see it again Qaughter)
The House, at ten O'Clock adjourned.