New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-18


=, were rich enough to psy for their service TIE Bog
srsuhe de- COntempOTes "a work which present me
Sns ought 10 consult with caresays there was hardly
6pe LADY in Paris who would not sup with he shade Of
Incretus IN the apartments OF Csgostro There not
military oicer who wOud not discuss the art Of war
with Alexander, Hannibal. or Cesar or advocate
counsellor who would argue legal points with the
ghost Of Cicero. These were spiritual manifestations
worth paying for and al degenerate mediums would
have to hide their diminished heads IN the presence of
Csgiostro 1t would be curious inquiry 70 follow this
occult science through oil It's phases OF mneral maguet
Ism, animal mesmersm, &C. until We reach the present
latest and slOwsst phase Of al spiritual manicta'n but
have said enough to show the troth Of Blrke beautiful
sphorsm, "Tbe creduty Of dupes as inexhausble
1.-The invention Of kDayes
This speech listened to with much attention bal.
frequently interrupted by laughter.
Mr. WELLER-Whst does the Senator propose to do
with the petition
Mr. PETGIT-Let it BE- refHred 70 the three thousand
olerpymeD Laughter
MI WELLERII suggcs, that it be referred to the
Committee Foreign Relations. Laughter
Mr. SHIELDS-i am willing to agree u tie reference.
Mr. WELLERIt may be that NAV have to enter
into fore relations with these sprits. Laughter If
So is proper subject fof The consideration Of that
mittee II may be Necessary to ascertain whistler or not
American when they leav, thu world lose their citizen
ship II may be expedient that all these grave questions
should be considered by the Committee on Foreign Kels
toDs, OF which j am an humble member / move lie re-
ference TO that committee
Mr. MASON-I really think it has been made manifest
by the honorable Senator who has presented the petition
that he has gone further into the subject than any OF
and that bis capacity TO eucidate it greater than that Of
other senator wOuid ther tore suggest 10 nm that
should either go to Select Committee on his motion or
be referred to the Committee Military Affairs OF which
be is Chairman. Certainly tho Committee Of Foreign
Relations have nothing 70 90 with it perhaps il would
be better 70 allow the pet. on 10 lie on the table
Mr. SHJELDS-Ihis If sn important subject and
shond not he sneered a,yey in this amer Lsupberl
was willing agree the motion Of the Senator from
California bat do not win 10 send the petition to the
Committee Foreign Relations unless the Chair
Of that Committee perfectly satisfied that he can
do the subject justice Iha1 thought Of proposing to re
fer the mater to the Committee Ga the Post Offices and
Post Roads because there may be possibility OF e.tab
sbing spiritual telegraph between the material and the
spiritual world. Iaugbtog
Mr.. NAsON-l move that tho petition lie upon the
table Agreed TO-
Mr. BUTLER reported bill carrying out the recon
mendatOn Of the President for eLaTgDg the Judicial
System of the United Sti'cs.
The bill provides that after it's passage, judges of the
Supreme Court shall not heretofore be required to
perform Creu Court out bu shall continue 70 nae aud Ese
the uI,oieton ana poo ss now vested 10 them within me
Of hsbess ssroa. W}s Of ero gsatps Daacoo doing
all other which msy Of term Chambers
beTeaef thero shall Be OF the Supreme
Court hello annually Washington on The first Mondays NoVem
Sc .tss Courts add their Judicial Dsi 'ntrue
present they dsroad smong sseis nus a. io
Hsp.h hire t m". SSs aod Rhode cc
S Ssto,s Re- % soS SesJe,S the FoaGh the de
trcts Delaware Maryland aud virginia the Filth ne districts
sixth toe in Asb-os m'sssgp aOd Loai'ans the
sssss'I Kn Ss snd soSl lie Na OHIO M5
the Tenth Illinois Wconsin and Iose ~ Eleventh Cali
SEC The President Immediately sppoa Judges
Oer state shall be- admitted on the
Pacific said state with California to constitute the Eleventh
SIC said indges shall be with all powers urs
dcop the Circuit Courts of the United States
and shall BE- heo at the aud places
a. present except n the 5th 9Th an oh and i.b Circuits
SEC The Supreme Court shall fix the times nd places for
hoding Circuit Courts IN sid epted Circuit provided that
than regular terms shall te established 10 any one
SEC The Circuit of the DtIict and
Cireuit Judge Circuit attend and hold Court in
each with the Judge Of mat District In case the District
Judge s, interest other impgtDent shall
BE- Unable 70 attend or W S s WI 1i ANY a ad for 'ise
shall be unable suc the Circuit Judge Of tho aoin
Circuit notice shall attend 10 his place eod stead
SIC. actions suits &c Depending shall he
snserrd to the respective have al force sbd elect
Originally commenced IA Courts established by this
be appointed in the
by Cerks Msrsh Attorneys Ct United sts,esto
have al the and Perirn all the duties and receive all the
fees &C esisb hhed by law
sEc &c Prescribe oath Of Office Of Circuit judges
the Circuit Jutg's 20 receive flNV
SIC. u Repeals all inconsistent tcts
The bin was made She special order for the first Monday
in May.
The House BILL to graduate and reduce the price of the
public lands taken mp and read twice
Mr. ADAMS moved that il be referred TO the Committee
on Public Lands, and hoped that the Committee would
set upon soon 1t of more Importance and would
benefit the treasury and the whole nation better than
twenty homestead bills. Referred ~
MIR SEWARD offered resolution calling Tor statisucM
information relative TO dead letters weight of letters
losses on account of non payment of postage and on ad
yertisinc letters not called Tor. Lad over -
MIR FISH presented a memorial from MI AslinWhu,
proed, Mt of the Pacie Mail Steam Line protesting
against the annulment Of contracts with the Company
for carrying mails. Referred. ,,....,..o G..
AT quarter 10 one the senate wtnt n'o EXeca,'o oeS
sion In three hours the doors opened
MIR GWIN offered resolutions directing inquiry az 10
the expedieDcy of creating land district ana No"
collection district in California. Adopted
Adjourned