, 1859-02-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
1xxTTH CoHGGE;S----SkCOyD SESSION,

: WARRINGTON, Feb. 3-SExAfR-Mr. Wright,
OF New Jersey, p.eaansed the petition Of, dora L
Brothers and Navarro Il Co, who 4re about to
establish line Of steamers between New York
and Havana, Offering to Garry the mails at $15l
per mile monthly. or otenBr a. the game rate.
Referred to the Post Office C3mmittee-
Mr. Seward, of New York. presented the me
mortal from tie Legislature Of New York for the
improvement Of L.kes acd harbora.
Mr. Ba}ard, from ths JUDICIARY Committee,
reported adversely to the claims ot Nsssrs. Lane
and Mccarthy a. Senators from Indiana, say-
ing tina. be would cali mp the case On Monday
next
Mr. Seward hera moved that Mesazs. Laae
and AcCarshy bs admitted On the Aoor dur1pg
the discussion. Laid over.
Sir. Houston introduced bill for uniting tho
United States Judicisl Departments in Texas,
with the intention Of removing Judge Wat1ous.
He supported the bill ii speech of great
length, in which be revealed and alleged con
sptracy OF WHtrou4 with certain citiz ems Of New
York, to obtain large portions Of the domain Of
Iexa8.
HoUsk-Oa motion Of Mr Reagan, of Texas,
it was resolved that the Ccmmistee on the lu-
dietary be instrueted to iaqs::s into the e4pe.
diepcy Of reporting bill 10 define and provide
for The p1nishment OF polysamy in the terri
plo and authorities therein from interference
With the Federal Jadiciary..-
The House passed, with, amendments, t: 9
Senate bill relative to the New York Indian re-
ser7atiou in kan5aB. 1t sets apart three hun
dred and twenty acres ior zach individual H.
dian who removed from New York TO the reter.
vaslon assigned them under the treaty OF 1888.
The ludisus are to have yesr within which 10
MIKE their telec:ions. end pre- euptions are TO
b. secured from the aafe Of lsnds other than
those seiected by the lndia1s, 10 be paid into
the Treasury for their bece6s.
Oa motion Of George Taylor, Of y. T., the
select committee TO examine The accounts OF Mr.
Seaman, the Isle Superintendent Of Public
Printing, waa authorized to 81. during the ees.
sion OF the House.
Mr. Faulkner, Of Va from the Military Com
mittec, reported back the bill for the establish
mcnt Of a branch Of the Mitlry Academy at the
Hermitage, with the recomms sndatlon That it do
not pass.
Mr: Faulkner also reported bill to promote
the efficiency Of the ARMY md Marine Corp*, by
retiring disabled OF infirm tfHeerz.
Ar. Faulkner also reported the Senate bill, With
al amendment, granting the right Of way through
the Fart Grasiot Reservation. to Michigan, for
1sl!Eoad purposes, with lh9 privilege of erecting
depot buildings and workshops thereon. Passed.
a resolution vas adopted, 'n:truc'ing the Com
nllttee on Printing IL hasten the printing Of the
Presidents Aessage and accompanying docu-
ments.
Ar. Faulkner, who introduced the resolution.
sald The business Of the Military Committee vas
de:aEed for the lack Of por ion Of these locu-
ments.
Ar. Houston said the measoge and documents
make four Volumes >h1ee. fouflhs of which are
worthless.
Tho House then went into Committee On tbs
Executive ard Appropriation bill After de-.
bate the item OF $4,000 Tor boxes for members
t. send public docnmeuts home in was stricken
out. An amendment to strike out members
was rejected. The Committee rcss without
coming to any conclusion to the hill, and the
House adjourned.