New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
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We On mott motion Of Mr. iIEiSIER, twas
Rrsd That tho Commsoc Of Ways and Means be instructed
to inquire espedepey changing tbs e.eas mode Of
'e1 the eayns. Of The PS a's ID :. Tie Vnsd s oy
the csuv ard sulstghns the sfsr inson' 70 holders
submitted according uniform such proposals. the
favorable Of which may be accepted by ihe scrs
shalt Be deemed tAped' af aud that the Committee report ~ bill or
MIR FLORENCE asked leave to submit petition from
the Society Of Friends in Pennsylvania and New jersey
against the Nebraska bill
Mr. WALSH objected saying it could be presented un-
MIR FLORENCE asked permission and the House
pended the rules to enable him to make statement lie
said the petitioners expressed themselves against the IN
PRODUCTION Of Slavery in Nebraska
Mr. DEAN interrupted him, saying he understood the
rules merely suspended for the gentleman to present.
the petition, not 10 make a speech
Nr FLORENCE replied the gentleman Is out Of order
as he often is. Laughter differ entirely from these
petitioners represent large number OF the
cle dee, srston do not believe tho bill cOntsnpa.es
the Introduction Of Slavery into Nebraska only desire
ngsmuch those respectable, Intelligent, phlanthropc
and benevolent individuals have sent the petition, to
cay that intend to vote for the bill unless it shall be ma
On The motion Of Mr. CRAIG. the President of the
United States requested TO inform the House whether
any negotiations pending between this country and
Peru for the removal of restrictions the expectation OF
cusno from that country, and if so, what is the present
state of the negotiation.
Mr. COBB offered resolution that the Committee OF
WAYS and Means be instructed to report back the Dil
which proposes extend the time for payment OF duties
on railroad iron 10y paying six interest per annm
with the accommodation that it pass. Laid on the table
ON motion of MIR. STANTON (Ky) resolution was
ndopted raising Il Special Committee to inquire whether
the EMPLOYMENT of military officers to superintend the ar
ores erection of custom houses the addition to the Cap
itol the District Of Columbia Water Works and other
structures is compatible with the pablo interest and con
sistent with the character and nature of our civil govern
ment and other matters in connection Herewith
On motion of Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE so much of the
estimate Of the Secretary Of the Treasury as relates to de-
fcionces in appropriations recommitted to the Com
mittee Of " avs and Means.
Various bills and other resolutions were introduced The
above the mos important.
Mr. SNTTHE offered the following;
,od That Committee Of Ways and Means bs instructed to
rcue no tho prsprey greatly reducing wholly repeating
the duty rerosd iron
Laid on the table so against CD.
Mr. j. CLANCY JONES elected from Penssy gania
in place of Mr. Muhenberg deceased, appeared ana was
qualified.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communica-
ton from the Secretary of the Interior in reply to resou
on from which appears the amount in round numbers
donated by Congress for schools is nearly 9OOOOOO acres
land universities 4,000000 seats of governments,
over 81 eco; salaries 422 OG0 internal improvements,
roads 25 OO0 canals and rivers, nearly 6OOOOOO
railroads over 100000 swamp lands nearly 56OOOOOO;
deaf and dumb GOO individuals and companies 100000
military services 26000OO0. Aggregate acres
Adjourned.