The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-03
THIRTY-TaIRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate,

Senate.
/, WASHINGTON, May ., 1854.
PETITIONS NEBRASKA BILL
Mea~s TuorMsos, (dem) of NJ j., DoDoE, and WADE,
<sessD q 0his presented memorials ssAnst the Ne
Mr.. CHASE Gree son) of Ohio, presented the remon-
stsance Of the yearly meet ng Of "Fends Of Indiana
against the Nebraska bill.
THE SALARIES OF TEACHERS THE MILITARY ACADEMY.
Mr.. Shields (dem.) of H., from the Committee of Con-
ference disagreeng votes on the Military Academy
bill reported that the Senate recede from its amend
ens increasing the salaries professors French and
drawing. Adopted
q, COAL IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr. BADGER, (whig) of N. G., offered resolution di
President the examination Of the coal
Deep river North Carolina, with view the establish
ment Of a national armory at tAt place. Adopted.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
was taken up. The amendment making the appropria-
subject Of proper policy with the Indians discussed
The amendment was adopted Adjourned.
House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, May 2, 1854
NEBRASKA BILL.
Mr.. RICHARDSON, (dem) Of H., gave notice that early
next week he should endeavor to bring to the attention
of the House the Nebraska Kansas BILL He made this
statement that gentlemen might be advised he did
intend to steal march on them.
vorx-At what timer
Mr. hICHARDsoN-Ihat Will depend circumstances.
The friends of the bill intend further to every
fair parliamentary Of bringing the question to
the consideration Of the House.
Mr.. Cox, (whig) Of KY, said he had had no intima.
ton Of the intention to bring this bill to vote at the
Mr.. RICHARDSON reminded the gentleman that he did
not intend to press to VOTE but to bring 1t up for
Of the and should express himself to that effect
should he have an opportunity
sion on the bill itself II they should fail in that there
were other means BY which, at proper time, they could
bring 1t before the House and get vote on It.
Mr.. wAsmunS, (whig) of H., desired TO ask in what
way he would bring 1t upS
when he got ready to do it, lie had said all he de.
PnorossD AID FOR THE CITY or GLASGOW.
Mr. WHEELER, (dem) of N. asked leave to submit
: the following
Resolved That the Secretary Of the Navy be- and
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Mr. LErHn, (dem) Of va objected, and therefore
the resolution was not received
MINNESOTA.
The House passed the bills for the Of roads
in Minnesota and for the REIMBURSEMENT of title to lands
owned and claimed by the Chippewa Indians in Mnneso.
Ia and wisconsin, and for their domestication and civil
izahon.
OREGON COMING INFO rHs UNION.
Mr. RICHARDSON, (dem) Of ILL.,, from the Committee on
Territories reported bill authorizing the people of
Oregon to form constitution and State government
and providing for their admit isson State into the
Union. Referred TO the Committee of the Whole on the
State OF the Union.
TERRITORIAL
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the state Of the Union bills relating 10 Territories
Without concluding action thereon the Committee
PROTECTION AMERICAN CITIZENS ABROAD
The SPEAKER laid before the House the OF the
President in reply to resolution calling for in
formation relative to Rev John Cooke Richmond. Among
the documents one from the Charge de Affairs to Mr.
Marcy contains the following. under date
yrESSA, January 6. 1854
have been very much amazed ~ constant applications
from the John Cooke Richmond, nbout whom wrote 20
you At some length in despatch No TO obtain salts
faction in his behalf for various which he asserts TO
have been committed by the Austrian authorities 10 Pesth
sgane his and his honor His relations with those
oheisls have gradually become more serious,
while he about Pesth his de-
sign and apparently with other object than To continue
this sero comic wArfsre have written to him time and
again urging him TO absn don fcd in which he could
dow OF government between which and himself there
peArcd TO be Christian sympathy lost In return he
A notified that entire would be laid
before you at Washington snd before the American public
having JAILED In the prompt discharge Of my Official
onty The Austrian authorities having gone far
to sess his perton and to subject his ehcts
vn ey - had reason to doubt his sanity 10 may be
nest has Away: claimed the right 70 examine all persons
shs may m uaasr suspicion asS 10 ssad spy cut of the