The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15

Mr.. BAvu (sm) Of R. LIS 1t in ovdsr to ask Cor tn
reading Of the rsmonstrancer
The SSzAxW-It ID not The presentation having bar
olsstod TO- the matter cannot before the House.
Mr.. DAvp-Does II require unanimous oonsenSf
Ths arzAxm-Such Is the rule
Mr.. DAvD-t ID IN exceedingly unjust one.
The remsastrance carried out Of the hall by mes
senger.
FRAUDS ON rm Pnsmor OFFICE
Mr. Hus, (whig) OF Pa introduced bill to preve ut
and expose frauds the Pension Once BY advertising
the names and resdences Of pensioners Referred to the
Committee ON Revolutionary Pensions
DUTIES ON RAnRoAD IRON.
M Pm1rs, (dem.( Of Ala presented resolutions from
the Lgssture of Alsbama in favor Of the repeal
pension Of all duties and restriction the Importation
Of railroad iron for roads in of construction
that may be constructed within the next years
pointed who shall report the propsty Of either mod
tying said duty, or extending credit for the duty Objec
APPOINTMENTS or CADETS
The resolution introduced yesterday to remedy the
confusion in the appointment Of cadets caused By the
new distrctng Of the several States
OPPOSITION TO MILITARY suPmrzsurw.
Mr. FLORENCE, (dem) of Pa, presented memorial
praying Congress to pass law forbidding military su-
Jerintendence civil works.
TIE WISCONSIN, LAND BILL KILLED.
The House then resumed the consideration of the bill
granting lands to Wisconsin for railroad purposes.
Mr. DRAM, (dem.) Of n Y, moved the previous ques-
Committee Of the Whole the State of the Union was
ordered to be put, BY yeas lo7 nays 20.
committed, 1t would be fatal to it..
The H1use refused to commit the bill to the Committee
MT CURING, ldem Of n. " proposci sp p s%snd%ent
providing that no title to land shall vest in said State
nor patent issue therefor, until twenty continuous miles
OF the road shall have been completed.
me- DISNEY was willing to adopt the amendment, and
the House, BY unanimous consent, acquesced.
After further proceedings the bill ordered to be
and was read q third time, by majority of three.
On taking another question by yeas and nays
that on the
that he personally interested in this bill, being
stakeholder in the railroad company.
By request of several gentlemen, the rule read
saying that no member shall vote any question in the
event Of which he is Immediately and particularly In
Mr.. BlenI (dem) of H., said he knew Of no railroad
company, as yet to be benefited by this bill.
Mr. nAcy dem) Of Wis, to satisfy the gentleman from
havngSo out his interest before he took his seat here
Mr. LBxR remarked that he received his information
from those who seemed to know the facts.
Mr.. MACY then voted
Mr.. JONES' (dem.) of Tenn, moved that the bin be
laid on the table, which was agreed to by yeas o.,
motion now made to adjourn, but voted down.
Mr. DnSEY-I wish to say once for all have NO dis
ton Of time It is reasonable request, however, to
ask the House, this Wisconsin bill s concerned
TO let It 60 over till tomorrow in order to take night to
CME-sOrder,n "Order.n
Mr.. Dnnr-If there is inveterate hostility-(The
mander Of the sentence was lost in the vocerous calls
to stOrder.')
The SrHAxKR-The gentleman from Ohio is not in
order.
Mr.. DlMEY-The gentleman from Ohio is perfectly
aware of that.
The sPEAKERThe gentleman from Ohio viii be sea. ed
Mr.. DIsNEY-Thc gentleman from Ohio ia seated.
Mr.. FAUIxNER, (dem) Of va moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill rejected, and to lay that
ton the table, which was agreed to, by yeas os
nays IS.
On notion the House adjourned.
THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN MEssRs HUNT AND LANE.
The breach between Messrs. Hunt and Lane seems to
be growing wider but their friends exertng their
influence to heal the difRculty.