New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13
coNGRGySI0EAL FROCEEDfNGS.
ny tue ssyoRrFr ~ r''s NEw-YoRH rRrsc:E.
Ycxa, Message ia t!,e Household "a East
crn i:aroor-Eaiisoad ir"',. &c.

i, SENATE. memorials were p!csetcd by VI.
NcDrFsls. three from :. Cafu!:ia; and by Nr
Wonpss.pGg, ,wo from Michigan, IN '0vor %
Annexation of rcxas-5y Nix. IAFPAN, certain
oet,lluns nom OHIO against II. By Mr. bUcntNAN
from Pa IN fave. OF Annexation by treaty, or, Is
IN alternative, By imnt actoa OF Congress, ana
tv Nir Ancl&s. cicrc' from Va. o! similar ;cnoE
10 The later
Nr. TAPrAy, in presenting his, repeated h's
cnaruc Of the nonStfous iraud toat Tad been at
,rm5.et 10 be imposed upon the County by the
representation of Ensand's disposition 10 inter-
terc with Texas. Ne
MIR. WRlGnr presented memorial irom Troy,
y. y. asking INA, the bal hXag an uusiofn gay
Tor Presidential elections apply 10 the pending
election.
3ir. 5lcDurrE, referring to tho want Of pros
poet OF the House passing the bal to extend the
quarters OF the Banks Of the D.stuct, and to me
cI.uitics thai mus; hence ueiali 'hls cltyana lhc
other partS Of the District; gave notice OF Il OH
,o.luorrow to extend SAID charters oac year
The Amy Appropriation Bill from Tie House
with someamendmculs, and the oil aPpropriatlng
.oc the annual expenses oi the fost Once Dc
puti.nen;, were passed.
Mr. Bx>rox amended hi bill 70. Annexation
by making more definite tic boundaries and ex-
GLIDING Slavery lI"''i "'' N -
from Greenwich.
The joint Resolution of Mr.. McDuFFIE for
Annexation. having been brought up, was laid
Oh the table on notion Q! Fir "oop9EiDGs' oy
Yeas y. Nays 10, "a follows:
yr,s-le.,-s. Archer Barrow, Bates Bqyard, Berlen'
Choae Clayton. Cnenieq Dayton Ivan, tranel,, linnt
ms5Go aeEF b !2s'1% ,s iaSs Smaon. Tamase
S WHITE. ' yoodbnds s'' 6s 6g: Wnsi
Reese Huchunan Fairfield. Futon flanagan, haywood
iinseT. ewls Mes sewer, Siurseca. 1appnn Walker
' Tia BIN to remit duties on Railroad Iron was
debated BY iIessrs. MILLER, SIMMONS and "oop-
prRy in opposition, and by MIR. EVANS IN advo
cacv. Altcr refusal to lay on the table, It YVES
rsjcctcd; Yeas Is Nays 30-as follows;
Archer Bpssy gfCis@ co bn5,; E RYAN.
se,s's. Alien, Atel,en Assertion Barrow Baes'
Bayni Benton ReGse Bncn"qn monte SnSS ue
neiou Johnson. ,ansu" ierrci Miller Mois'1@. I'm
non> Sturgeon, Tappan Upham' Walker "hte' "cod'"-
The remainder OF The day was spent in Exccu-
tive Session.
In the House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.. AD-
ANS asked leave. aud-Mr. CAVE JOHNSON object
ico-moyeti 10 suspend the rules to present two
netitions from Native Americans o! Philadelphia,
asl,iur for an amendment To tic naturalization
laws 10 require residence OF 81 years for sens
p-;o- to naturalization. The motion failed: cas-
%, Nays "a
The following Message was received from The
President of The United States, andm accordance
with numorous calls from all PORTIONS oi the
House, was Immediately read;
lSec Firsi Page Tor Message
After the reading which WAS listened To "i;tl
treat interest, Mr.. !IorKINs 10 whom over many
others the SPEAKER awarded the floor, moved lis
printing and reference 10 the Foreign Committee
and On this tic Previous Question.
Mr. KgNNEpy OF Md. moved I" tay tie 'o"ofe
galbjeci on the fibic rciecied: Yeas 90 Nays
Is nearly Il party vote The Wings voting To
law on the table aud thus snundIiy - d.snpiTpYc
III can't rs Texas schcuc, and the Locos coun-
tenanc:ng it, with the ptloms nt Mr.. Hale thc
only Loco in the Yeas and ut McsSfs. ASHE an6
" BRowY of re. CLNcn, CLINGMAN, DELLtr,
GoaGlN (Whigs) and CnArrELL doubtful IN the
NAYS.
The previous question WAS seconded and The
message was referred to the COMMITTEE on For
cign Affairs and ordered printed.
Mr. C. J lNGeRSoLL, ChaIrmauof Tie Foreign
Committee ~ hv manifested a strong desire FOR tins
reference, STANDS ready, III permitted by The
niaioslty Of his committee, 10 report lplnt rcso
luton or bill for aucxaLlon tomorrow, aud (t Is
,aid) Il vote Is intended to he pressed thereon un
der the previous question
Mr. WELLER moved to suspend the rules ior
resolution ior printing l5,U00 extra copies ol the
mcssage-rctused: Yeas los, Nays -, not
two-lhlrds).
hlr. ADAMS successful over many contestants
Tor The floor, amid much confusion, moved tost!a-
prna the rules to Offer resolution declaring that
by the Constitution! OF the u States The power U
declaring Is specially and exclusively delcga-
ed 10 Congress that any attempt by the Prc=I-
cent to place the n1ii0n IN Il state OF actual war
VIII. any lorogn nation w!th Of without the con
sent Of ihc Senate, would be Il fl1qrant uaurpu-
tion OF power dcIcgatcdlo tnc House vi Represent
tativcS, and requiring of item The exercise oil al
,hcr constitutional power I" vlndlcste their law
lul right. The House refused TO suspend yeas
IS, nays los.
Another and rct0 message was received
short time subsequent. returning ruth object:oas
the Eastern ilarbor I'LL (Which apnoprates
about $40, 900. The Message having been
read, Mr.. SEYMOUR Of Now-Yoril moved to post
ponc the reconsideration Of the uill u1t;! Thurs.
day, and moved the Previous Question. After
considerable delay the Previous Question was
seconded, and the main question, (which the
SrEAKER decided, in reversal Of the decision Of
the SrgAKaR pro tenn, G1. BOYD upon the
bill itscif) was ordered. Dir. SEYMOUR, Mr. BAR
NARD, and others, attempted, but unsuccessluy,
tn get a reconsideration Of the vote ordering the
Previous Question.
The question "Sllill the bill pass notwith-
standing the objections Of The President 2" was
taken, and resulted Yeas 1913 Noes 81.
SO the Constitutional two-thirds not voting
therefor, the bill was lost.
The Western Harbor and River bill, appropri-
atiHg about s 100000, near one million more
than the other, has received or is TO receive the
approval Of the President.
The rejection Of tic bill authorising the sale
of the Mineral Lands in Wisconsin, Iowa, Mis-.
souri, and part of Illinois was reconsdered, after
some debate; and the bll! was passed
The House in Committee Of the Whole TOOK
up the bill approp-ia:ing for the payment Of Ma
Tal pensions during the year, winch, with an
amendment Of Mr.. PARMENTEa, adding sis, 600
Tor ia the private pcntion fund, vas passed
N COiDmitee.
The Senate bill to extend the charters Of the
banks OF the District Of Columbia to thc Eth July,