The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-01-18

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sihur.isy. Jan 5
! In the Senate. no business of ,m.
: lance Was transacted. ''s-
On nation &c Mr.. Cas- A.
! ppndenee relative. 10 ne Clsv,,s 80. u,
. Bulwerfrsty aas referred 10 H. c' ano
inittee on Foreign Relstions and s .'.s
the special order Of the day fnr m r.-oe
day next. The Senate adjourned ~ !.
Monday. %
In the Honse. nearly the nb.l
ting was spent IN debate s.ss !,
solutions proposing so;r On 49,,
/, Capt lngraham, forhis conduet ,,,,..
kaszta affair. The House sli.sr,'.ss
at half past three o'clock, wit6ou, $
king sote an the resolution.
f'idas. Jan. G.
The House took mp communicate.
from the War Department trapsm:,
ting a memorandum Of the espen.a,
and estimates Tor river and hatbor ~
provements. A debate ensue, = !.
which committee was most favorable J"
the subject. and TO which to refer !,
The subject was iiEally referred u
The committee ON Commerce aI,ss
which the House went into Committee
Of the Whole and took up the private
calender, aud soon after adjourned 10
Monday.
MONDAY n.
In the Senate. bills we're introlucsa
10 allow a credit for limited period j.
imported railroad iron; 10 establish !
Court for the investigation of claims
against the United States; and 10 nro.
vide for the payment Of such cre,litor.
Of the late Republic of Texas as are
comfrehended in the act Of September
9. 1850.
Mrssrs. Gwin cf-caIifor,iis, 3rirh.
Of Indiana, Rush Of Texas, Douglas a
lllinois, Bell Of Tennessee, Everett of
Massachusetts. Seward Of New York
Geyer u Missouri, and Evans of u
Carolina, were appointed by the Pie.
srleili afihe Senate aseiect committee
to whom is referred so much of the
Presidents message as relates TO the
subject al a National Road from The
mississippi to the Pacific Ocean.
The House did NOT sit to-day.
Tuesday, Jan. 10.
In the aenate, after n brief engage.
ment in he morning business. a mes.
sage was received from the House. an.
n"uncing the death Of the Hon. Henry
Mullenburg, member of the House
rom the State al PENNSYLVANIA. Mr..
irodhead delivered a touching eulogy,
~ -the.deceased, aud afteruar,ls -.,s:tsss i
81 ne Usual resolutions a coadolenee
winch were unanimously adopted.
In the House, after the bmrnsl vi.
cad, MIR. Drum announced tho ,le,,b
y his colleague the Hon. Henry 4
'luilenbnrg, representative from The
state OF PENNSYLVANIA, and lcelnrly
md eloquently addressed the Hopse
'lr. Dawson and AIR. Straub also maid
pproprate tributes to the worth of
VT departed friend aud colleague.
resolutions were a,!onled
nd the House adjourned.
"Wednesday, Jan H..
The Senate proceeded TO consider
ie pending motion TO refer to the com.
'it'ee Of foreign relations tie CORES.
lately communicated by the
xecutse IN relation to tie Central
merican treaty Of 1850 between the
nlted States and Great Britain. when
y. lass took the floor and addressed
: senate At great length 10 opposition
ihe construction Of Il which IS con.
l!dsd Tor BY the Ministers of Great
1tain.
MI. Ciatton rose to reply. but the
ur being late, the further csnsidera.
~ 81 the subject was postponed until
morrow. MIR. CLAYTON, the senator
~ Delaware, was Secrelars of State,
Y 'he n.sotiator Of lie treaty ON the
ri oil the United States, ndiherefure
J Dc expected to sindirate tie treaty
the act Of the Government in ha,,
sustained il.
y. House 81 Representatives was
aged until half rast three o'clock
III The resolution Of thanks to Cant.
,raiam, Of the Z. $. NAVY. as amend.
" tae committee on foreign rela-
-. The debate was principally in
renee 70 The phraseologs and bear
=, .ne resolution few members OPP
u the measure so far as Capt. In,
IAN conduct was concersed. The
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For the Recorder.