New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BROACH. Dem, n. c., from the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Affairs, reported the Senate bill, which was
passed, providing for the carrying out Of the stlpua-
lions of the Convention with Paraguay. The bill pro.
ydes for the appointment Of Commissioner for 81 oOO
for service in full to act in conjunction with the Para.
quay Commissioner who has been here for several
months, TO investigate aud adjust the claims OF the
Paraguay Navigation Company; the Secretary and
Interpreter 10 be paid 81 600. Provision is also made
for an Umpire, II one is necessary.
Mr.. GROW moved, but the House refused TO re-
solve itself into Committee on Territorial business.
He then reported from the Committee Territories
bill TO provide temporary Government for Idaho,
ard moved that it be recommitted.
Mr.. TlIAYER rep, Mass moved that the BID be
tabled.
Mr. GROW rep, PaJ-You have not the floor to
make the motion.
Mr. THAYER-The motion is always in oraer.
Mr.. GROW-Not when another gentleman occupies
the floor
The SPEAKER decided that Mr.. Grow was entitled
10 make his remarks.
Mr. GROW said the Committee on Territories had
decided TO report five bills providing for many new
temporary governments, to be called respectively
Chippewa, Nevada, Idaho, Arizona and Dakota he
caused map TO be exhibited showing the geographical
of each, and explained the necessity of organis-
ing Idaho, now known as Pixies Peak; Nevada cut
oil from Utah, and Arizona, from New-Mexico. The
probability that Congress would pass bill for the
Overland Mail passing through these Territories, at q
saving Of 100000 The protection which would Dc
afforded by these settlements would he FAR better LOT
the Government than an army and forts, ana WINE II
was securing safety to the mails would shield the emf
grants from Indian depreoations Tie said Dakota
viii include all the territory west OF minnesota ana
Chppewa the country lying between Nebraska, Da-
ko,a the Rocky Mountains and the British Posses
sons. - ,
MIR. CLARK (Dem No. expected from what took
place YESTERDAY ha, these bills would not be taken
up till to morrow.
Mr. GROW replied that everybody seemed TO under
stand the matter differently. lie would consult his
own judgment in conducting the business with which
the House had intrused him.
Mr.. KELLOGG rep, Ill., proposed an amendment,
which Mr.. Grow consented should be- received, author
ling the people OF the organized Territories to elect all
their officers.
Mr.. TliAiER moved 10 table the Idaho bill.
Cries from the Democrats side :. That's righs.
The motion DECIDED in the aihruntive-ieas
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