New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03
UOrsr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mn RICHARDSON IN gave notice that early neu
week he shah cndoavor 10 bring to The attention oil me
House the Nobraska-Kansas bill. lie made tins sa'omen.
that gentlemen might be adVhedi Tic u1 MOI c' " Se~
n march ON them
A Voice" 1t vhrt time y
Mr. RICUARDSON-That will depend upon crcrm
stances The friends Of tic bill intend further to rcsorth
every fair parliamentary of bringing this quesonw
the consideration of the House. -
Mr.. COX said that he had mad no lntlnatlon oil men
toption 10 bring this bill 80 vote az the time Indicated
Mr. RICHARDSON reminded the gentleman that he ia
intend press TO vote but to bring 1t up Tor ce
Mr. COX agreed to that He most heartily friend
of the measure, and should express himself to that effect
should he have an opportunity.
Mr. RICHARDSON said his desire to have the
discussion the bill itself Ii they should fail IN that
there other means by which, at proper time ihsI
Mr.. WASIIBURN lof Ill., desired to ask his coeaguen
what way he would bring it up
Mr.. RICHARDSON replied he would advise the gentle
man when lie 90; ready 20 do it, lie had said all he
desired to say.
Mr.. WHEELER ~. T.. asked leave to submit. tho
.od That the of the Navy be and he Is hereby "
I IN. 10 9a1 % ro one on boad Of each i
blankets and clothing f9r 100 persoas 70 seh for the s
ocd either in machinery or spa aud Is now among ne e.
Dean 1.-The Secrcsry Of the Navy has not
his dbl oo he hereby authorized freight or charter suitable .
sells for the purpose to be paid for Out OF any money not o
Mr. fletcher Cva) objected, and therefore the rao.
The House passed the bills for the construction Of roads
in Minnesota, and for the REIMBURSEMENT OF htle TO aan
owned aud claimed by the Chippewa Indians IN Mnneso"
and Wisconsin and for their domestcaon aud civilization
Mr.. RICHARDSON from the Committee on Territories
reported bill authorizing the people OF Oregon 70 ion
Constitution and State Government and providing Tor tnea
admission u State into the Union Referred TO the Cpw'
mee of the Whole on the State of the Union 49,
The House then went into Committee OF the Nhois
the State of the Union bills relating to Territories
Without concluding action thereon, the Committee rose
The SPEAKER laid before the House the message
the Pre- den in reply resolution calling for information
relative to the Rev. John Cook Richmond. Among the
documents one from the Charge des Aares to Mr. Marcy
contains the following, under date VIENNA January
q, 1854: a.
Row Cook Richmond about whom wrote 70 you at one
length in dispatch No O. to obtain '1siset on. IN h
by the Austrian authorities IN Pesth against bis person ss
his honor His relations with those officials have gradually
and nose serious while he fingers AMI aOost
re'tn contrary to his former dsslsn END spPssn we
wsn 10 him time aud again urging him 70 abandon field
& ne could expect to gain sufe Of real value an TO a,s
the -tsdow Of Government which aud himself there az
reared 70 be 10 Christian SYM h. nohha
W as our entire eorsroudence would be lad before you
ON 70 Iepons TO the allegation having failed IN the oapt
far On on@ lhs Austrian Authorities having gone
effects examination spoke 70 49, 2, s,a 10 sisa
course the Austrian ma. De proper o.,
the right 10 examine al persons who may m ue , and %
send eny OF The Empire In the klds nsEnsr 49, a.
and the authorities, whst bad said be borne In I'D
and be would not be severely andd ouory glance The w.
have pcssd he boundary line which 81 pa
rates really superior intelligence from mcayous species Of n.
Nj Marcy writes to Mr.. Jackson on the Goth Of FebrG.
airy last
Tie Dpsran, entirely approves Of the prudent steps you re
e That he is no longer Austrian territory aud that ys 80 =
nsth re..e.d rom the annoyance aud anxiety which you w
The documents referred to the Committee on For
eign Affair. Adjourned.