The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-31
Con.rc ssional.

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SENATE.-ihc following are the cha,rnicn Vi
me prihcipal committees; r oreish heia'iohs'
MASON, OF Va; nance, nuiiiGr' SoHlIierce,
iiainiih' MahuIactuicS' wight nu!iG Laius,
Dohsc. OF IOWA; MiiI'ar! Ana.r9: ohielis' Ma
val Affairs, Twin; Inaiaii Aha'rs. SEBASTIAN;
Iiaims. bf9ae.ie..n D.St; o. .9,'illnia, Norris;
JUDICIARY: nu'ieri oSt ohice, hush: hoaus ana
canals brlsht; ra,ents, James; Territories,
DousiIs, 1 ming ,haiiorI Library L eaicS'
committee appointed by Congress TO invcsti-
gate the matter of importation of Merchandise
in the L. s.. with q view to detect frauds, be
permitted to n,ake'no report Adopted.
The chair presented resolutions Of merchants
OF New York, protesting against the course OF
the administration in removing Collector Bron-
son.
Bills were introduced for granting land to
Iowa and California for railroad purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Gwin. the Homestead bill
Beverly Thicker has been chosen Printer for
the Senate. Tucker n. Armstrong l7.'
HouSE.-Sevcral special standing committees
were ANNOUNCED. The Chairmen arc-Com-
merce, Fuller: Public Lands Disney: Judicia-
ry. Stanton: Indian Affairs. Orr; Military \f-
fairs. Benton: Naval. Becock: Roads anu Ca
nails Dunham Post Office. Olls.
Mr.. Cobb introduced tie Homestead hl',
Mr.. Wentworth offllnois offered 4 resolution
affirming that Congress has power 10 provide
for the construction CT a Railroad over the Ter
ritores of the Union, and ought immediately
to exercise it. Laid on the Tablc-lo6 TO 81.
Mr.. Washburne offered similar resolution
pending its consideration. House adjourned.
The Two Commissioners from the :Pacha Of
Egypt to the World s Fair. visited the Iresi-
dent to-day.
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out III mi"hisht on Z,'h. lhe Golden Gaie
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:rtSS al -; N!cHoiaS. Two kn>s;ai siips were
tcSi /" 'iie h':'h oca. Ihc rhElich -AGiiiira,
H'f l.. -EoH: l: 10 take cohh''ha'oi 'hc BRUSH
h'''. 40 iF'ush news. except reported
treaty between Urea. britain AZ" france TO
guarantee i"fh'E, WIN tiie "p'ioh Oh A"H'fi"
ana ir''-Hi;' !" JON III H. ilu7'.t Grains Tue
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thc clergy.
Austrian forces Of artillery are ordered to
Hungary.
Details CT the Chinese news are at hand. The
rebels are every where triumphant. There is
some talk of a Tartar invasion
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ihe 'hti!e establishment OF Harper" ifoih-
ciS, comprising seven nnii'ilhsS. hfe STORIES
adjoining buildings or Cliff street are in ruins
IRE l. said 10 have been the spontaneous cypIo-
~, Ea,ls 600 roa j., ru,,,1,or hal live, pa
.,,,ni fron, Ii,rcr all VIII; tLo cycnntio, nf
two l-irls rcnortrd uniuurad. One Girl iumpcd