New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House went into Committee on the Deficiency bM
Mr.. JONES, LA rose to question OF privilege. rs
understood the gentleman from Ohio, Mr.. GdtiagsJb
state yesterday that resolutions had been introduced
tie Legislature Of Louisiana censuring the Efecuhved
the Uni ed States for ntrposng To arres: the progress
civilization in Cuba but by the morning papers tho
gentleman reported as saying resolutions are pening@
have been pending in the Louisiana Legislature cens1
ing the President for bis interference 10 preyeG
emancipsiion in Cuba The gentleman said civil lssa
not emancipation he understood hin. re,olonoa
however had been introduced in the Louisiana Lezis
ture calling attention to the Authorization OF Cuba MOI 70
the arrest of civilization lie willing to state thai
the gentleman from Ohio, in all probability. believed 10
saw such statement in Tho paper.' as in al mstenw
latirg 10 Slavery the gentleman ID SO much dsposei
look at the dark side OF the picture 1t may be an hone"
fanHtiosm.
Mr. GIDDINGS, by Unanimous consent, replicd-Hs
had spoken of emancipation AID civilization in CaoA ~
gardng those terms Synonymous, and believed 10 tnb
be would be borne out by the English language. lie 10
tended to cast mputatoD any one but thou zh ina
gentlema dsceurteous toward sia yesterday, lie
had DO concessions TO make H. am Tor his remark hs %
bee'eo LIN 1idcings) mistaken. lie would neither sss
nor receive sny such charity. God had given him poss
To express his thoughts and all he asked vi e''"
Interpretation of his language.
Mr. HAVEN, to prevent further interruption, insisted
on the regular order Of busine,s
On the motion of Mr.. BENTON, a resolution was
adopted calling on the President for Information resf
TO the PROCESS Of negotiations with the Indians west
Missouri cnd Iowa. Tor the surrender of their lands
authorized be prosecuted by appropriations during tue
lat Congress -
The House went into Committee on the Deficiency BILL
Mr. siaNION (of Ky y offered al amendment 20 the
pending prouosr,n for Custom Houses and Marine Hos
piels providing that ~ army officer shall be apPoaiea
to superntend the construction 0f any Dudng iof sn
appropriation is made in thls bill 10 !epyinS 70 Ins -
maks made by Mr. Creig he sad be did NO. wear ~ :"
nose the hook Of the Admni. alton and not In ay~
Of military officers to superintend ciV wofks merely W.
cause the War Department approves OF IT. Ihas DepsH
neLt had nsGuously mOnODOlZed those places fOf sny
officers instead Of to practical ciyians Great bnihn
allows % such thing Gs this. Under Eictoua DOt QUO
military man is employed in the cyl service nor an,no
fasU end All
lie proceeded TO show that By the alteration Of tue pm
for the extension Of The spta the expenses OF che o
ing have been largely n:rlaed and comP .ined tha ''
gentlt m1n had cEsed hun Of mania on this sayeo
Dir CREIG, GIN. C., replied, saying TIE rsHf, u
the gentlemen TO the increased cot Of the 'pfo si
tension Was entirely gratuitous, aud be made t ~ II
ment after DquifDg from the proper source. Dy 80
terotions the Capitol will no. cost oHe dy.sf III 80,
the original estimate. AZ 10 the "a am, % sns ~ ~
from kertuely on the s9ea , ~ matter h. as fay
convinced Of the fact By the geIienln rem
He did rot know wha, the gentleman meant oy hsVinss
hook in III nose whether petsoDs were h,ha2ea n nv
o. H. ,Le gent. mans country. lie was a little under
the control Of Executive power as the gehu suan anu
he qenfman knew him better he would MT thus spsk
lie sore go mans ring 10 his lie int Dded 70 DIS
cbsyee biz duty in such vii rebound to the
interest Of our c,mmon country ,..,
NJ STANToNS amendment was subsequently reject
Cd. ..,,
Mr. PRESTON 5 amendment appropFiaiing 70. certain
Custom Houses and Marine Hospitals. discussed ID
Eve minutes speeches-involng the propreiy ofteckn9
them TO tie Deficiency bill Some said bi. would XII
the bill while others contended Is oagat u BE- deiese'
uuisfstbe smeLdment should be adopted
Finally the amendment was rejected-o3 90 lOl -.
Dir PRESTON moved to strike out the appsop' N. Won
Ct $4,000 for the purchase Of the Assay once Dal
in New-York The Western Custom Houses Tor wnlod
the Committee bad just refused 70 make sppeon'
tobs were authorized by former Congress oai .l.{
have been laid on The bed of procuses oy con -
necessity of public economy. while the Assay once !"
New York is to be placed in favorable coah1Sn
Mr.. WALBRIDGE N Y said the Secretary o. ~. ~.
Treasury wes authorized by Congress 70 procure ~
necessary buildings for Asssy Office in Ne~ioN