The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15
House Of Representative.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1850.

FRAUDS ON TIE INDIANS.
Mr. BRANCH, (lem) OF N. c. offered resolution which
adopted calling the Secretary Of the Interior for
copies of all correspondence In relation the alleged
rauds ON tie Nenemonee Indians
TIE CIRCULATING MHpiuA THE COUNTRY.
Mr.. HICKMAN, a. L. dcm.) Of Pa, from the Committee
on Judiciary reported back the bill creating reguht
ing paper circulation Of uniform value throughout the
United States, and for ether purposes. II proposes
deposit Of gold silver and bullion issue certificates
circulate currency
Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
JUDICIAL xArTERs-NIER STATE cokTy-THx SLAVERY CUES;
noy, Hc.
Mr.. HICKMAN reported q bill to divide Pennsylvania
into three Jud ical districts. Referred.
The House passed bill to repeal the third section Of
tho act Of 1893 to ncrea and regulate The terms Of the
District and Circuit Courts of the Northern district Of Now
York.
Mr. HIcKnAv reported resolution nslYuctpg the Com.
mee tho Judiciary to inquire and report what seisa
ticn fany necessary 10 give protection TO ciizens from
one state going apoher epgsge private and law
full business, and that they report by blu or otherwise
designed 10 give permission 70 70 into the slave
States and steal neGToesy
Nj. Knloeo, rep) Of H., said this resolution was
that reference gave them authority to act hence the
present course
Mr.. MCQUEEN desired to ofer amendment, and III
Sr. HcKx,Y from The Judiciary Committee reported
series Of resou!iorn which paired, directing that
the committee make inquiry aud report by what sGthori.
~ the army force employed poss c,nsatus; also
10 report the legality OF slavery In the Terr'tores
ca Is e. the ssO
report whether any. ana II 20 wha; further lssia-
ucn be necessary 70 secure prompt, faithful and
cfcicpt execution c the article Of the constitution in
ference 10 the IsDdi1n Of freivts from Justice aso in
sfrrc'pg The committee 10 ytrort bl provsdng that no
ccntrstart for seat In Zoe Housc shall be paid salary
or other compensated uniess successful in The contest
and admitted 10 seat
Mr. F,exHAs rerc'ird resolution, which vas adopt
ed calling en- The sccreiary cf the Inferior for s:ase
pent OF The accounts cf Mr. Pine late United Saes Mar
stal for Tros, bnd for information whether he
has been nj ory TINE . Ceinn!cr.
hr. HkNAs reported bill 10 authorize The District
Judges OF the United States 90 OF their districts In
cascs Referred 70 the Committee OF the Wholo
on the state Of the Union.
winowr' A.D orrrIAys PENSIONS
MI DUEL, repl Ct n Y. introduced joOt resolution
P-rsors giving construction 10 the cond eccton CT the
act o: February, 1885, 40 continue half ray 70 certain
,Ssien r from f ,Ss a. Of March
without reference o. tDs tine Of marriage.
Mr. Nuyo, ''ss s ~ " T SIAa s a.. ,uac,.,v
Committee, reported BILL The substance Of which q
That whereas rcy ssmy 70 sorsbs TO be justified
and al privilege 81 se,f government requires
tcns sochsan ahcmsraiion therefore be II enacted that
Utah be- declared rul end void; an that persons guilty
Of poyramy he fDrd $500 and imprisoned not less than
Mr.. NIisos tina. The bin DO put on It's paasase
beng sns'rrcfcd 10 90 no oy tho committee.
NJ BcrsToS, tten Of Ala, WAS opposed to the bill,
| ard moved TO table ".
Hr. BAMnTos, dem NJ Texss sad the delegate from
Utah who WAS not present., entitled DO heard
matter IF justice. Hcncc ihcre should be hasy
Ton
Mr. Cosops frcr) OF Pa reminded the gentleman thai
the delegate YVES on The 1oor.
Further proceedings interrupted BIZ tho expiration
| OF the niorncg hcr-.
The bill and report were ordered to be printed
Mr Hors1oy sa- 70 nsc % print them, as gentlemen
Seemed dfposed a. the bill thYoueh-
WsTRicTsc DKBArE1
On netsr o. NJ. srrEsts (rep Of Ohio, resolution