New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10

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Thesker.
The Presidents Animal Messags was then read.
On molten Of Mr. SHERMAN, II was referred to the
Committee of the Whole on the State Of the Union,
and ordered to be printed.
The question of printing the usual number of copies
was referred to the Committee on Printing.
Mr.. FARESWORTH tRep., ILL., was at his own
request, excused from serving on the Committee on
Indian Affairs
Mr.. REAGAN Dem. Texas was excused fron
serying IN the Conminee On Revolutionary Pensions,
Sc on it he could be of earthly service 70 his
stituens The interests Of Texas had been dsregarded
in the matter Of assigning her representatives TO places
Mr.. HAMILTON Dem, Texasl, the colleague Of
Mr.. Reagan, was also excused from serving on the
Committee on Private Land Claims for similar reasons
Mr. HUGHES Dem, Md asked but failed to OBJ
tain leave to introduce bill to establish an additional
Execntive Department. be called the Agricultural
Department.
Mr.. STEVENSON Dem, KY presented the memo
rial of james s. Crisman, contes.ing the seat OF Mr.
Anderson Of Kentucky.
MIR HUGHES presehted TIE memorial of VIM. G.
Harrison contestiDg the seat .. Mr.. Davis CT Mary
land.
Elections.
Among the notices of intention to introduce bills are
the following:
BY Mr.. STEVENS of Washington TerritOry-For
the defense Of Pugets Sound and the entrance to
BY Mr.. BINGHAM-For nullifying all legislation
in New. Mexico legaliziDg establishing Slavery.
BY Mr. FENTON-For the settlement Of the claims
of the officers of the Revolutionary Army aud grant
ing pensions TO the SOLDIERS of the war Of 1872
BY Mr.. OTERO-TO provide a temporary Govern
ment for Arizona and to create the Office Of Surveyor
General.
By Mr. GROW--To permit the creditors of the Gov
erpmept to sue in the Courts of the United States.
by Mr.. HELMICK-fo reduce the compensation
Of Members of Congress TO s. per day, and reduce and
regulate tie mileage
BY Mr.. REYN0LDS-For the improvement of the
navigation of the Hudson River at aud near Albany.
Also, for the erection Of a Post-Ofice, Custom
House, and Court Building, at Albany.
JOHN COCHRANE presented petition Of Bepja-
min Price and thousand others, for the freedom OF
the public lands TO actual settlers. -
THIS ia but the beginning Of a flood of petitions OF q
similar character.
He also presented petition of the Chamber Of Com.
merce of New-York, for the tabulaton Of the annual
sales and the capital employ ed in, and the annual
earrings of the Commerce of the United States, to be
included in the Census of 1850
He also gave notice Of his Intention TO introduce
bin to simplify and arrange the Revenue laws Ad-
iouIned.