New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14
SENATE.


ed and passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Owen on leave, submitted the Land Gtadu-
alton bill.
Mr.. DRoxGooLE of Va. asked leave to submit, an
order 10 be sent 10 The Senate reminding tia, body
that the Sub Treasury the Navy Appropriation, the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation and Military
Academy Appropriation bills, we're there pending.
Mr.. TiBBATTs of KY. wished TO know why the
River anc Harbor bills were not Included
Mr. DAoMGooLE replied that he only referred to
such Appropriation bills as onehtto have been pass
ed before the commencement OF the present fiscal
year.
Mr.. GARRETT DAVIS OF Ky asked if the Senate
did not know that these bills were before il. The
House retu-ed 10 suspend the Rules TO entertain
Mr. DRoMeooLE's order.
The report Of the Committee on Printing being
the special order The same was postponed until
Monday next
The amendment of the Senate to the Resolution
for the paymen, Of Volunteers called out by General
Gaines was agreed to by the House.
On motion the Rules were suspended 10 allow
Committees TO make reports.
Numerous bills and resolutions were reported
read twice and referred 10 The COMMITTEES of the
w hole.
The bill! from the Senate Authorizing the settle
ment of unadjusted Land Claims passed third
reading and then the vote passing II was reconsid
cred and the bill was passed by informally.
The order of the day the Land Graduation bill
coming MP. Mr.. COBB OF ia. offered an amendment
in lieu OF the whole Dill.
a cali ofthe House was had, and the proceedings
under it we're suspended.
TIE Previous Question was then ordered.
Mr. ROCKWELL Of Com. moved TO lay the bill Oh
the table.
On this the Yeas and Nays were ordered, and
stood Ninety to Eighty nine. The Speaker voted
-. ,I,o iva fha and ucn
not laid on The table.
Mr.. McKAYs amendment was then put TO vote
rejected Yeas SO, Nnys93
The question no " required on Mr.. CoBps amend
ment in lieu of the whole bill, and il decided
ia The negative Yeas So Nays 95. So the amend
ment of Mr.. CoBB was not received.
Mr.. DoUoLAss of Ill. moved to reconsider the vote
rejecting Mr.. McKAY's amendment TO Mr.. CoBB's
amendment.
The Chair decided that the motion was not in or
der. rs Mr. CoBBs amendment was already rejected
Mr.. McCLELLASD of Ill. moved 10 reconsider the
vote rejecting Mr.. CoBB's amendment.
4 motion made TO lay The bill on the table
which the Chair decided first in order. The
stood on this motion. Yeas 81. Nays 90.
So The House refused 10 lay the bill on the table
Mr McCLELLAEDs motion was nap potto vote
and the Yeas and Nays stood 80 to 90, the Speaker
voting yea arid the vote was recousidered.
Mr.. DOUGLASS motion 10 reconsider the voto
was then re iec,e6
Mr. McKAY's amendment to Mr.. CosB's amend
ment was now put 10 vote-decided in the athrma
tive. Yeas 81 and Nays go.
Mr.. AsHMUS of Mass. moved 10 lay the bill and
amendments on the table.
On this motion the Yeas and Nays stood Sc 10 30
Motion rejected.
a motion was now made TO adjourn
The Yeas and Nays were ordered, and stood go
TO IS. So the House ad journed
A.
FIoNs-The Loyallst or Tory Party as they called
uppermost In the Canada Parliament just now with
Sir Allen Napier McNab at their head Speaker De.
fore closing their session. they united in dui
full and loyal address Her Majesty Victoria the ls
dated May 18th in which they Inform her that the corn
lava OF England II repealed will take away the export
bounty allowed Canada produce-and that Cana
dian farmers cannot compete successfully with United
States agrcnlturts unless their products received
England lower Of duty than those OF this Coun
try which they think they should BE- as they receive
Engands Manufacturer into Canada at much owerrates
than do. They complain that while every possible
encouragement is given By England to the admission OF
American produce, into and through Canada 10 COM
pete with the products Of that Colony, We shut the Ca
madam farmer ont from the United States market BY
Chinese wall OF high dusies-and they tel! the Queen
that 1.-THE Canadians ind they cannot compete with the
United States In British markets "Iey r;H naturally and
OF necessity 6sSn 10 doubt rheer remaining portion
the British Empire p be Of taa. paramount aGcGnt0se
phci they hars hitherto found be-" They also askihe
Queen TO open negotiation with President Polk for the
admission Of Canadian produce Into the United States on
the terms a, which England sdni.s United States pro-
duce.
The Colonial secretsrys reply is dated June Sd, and
appear. in the London League Of June l3h- He te the
Canada Legislators that i, is unreasonable expect
tina, the msrke; OF their produce should be
tanned BY OF perpetual tax the people OF Eng
isnd-thss Mr.. Polk will be applied to-tha, with lower
du,ies bounty Canada exports more timber than for
merly-aDd that he wishes the Canadians profit by the
fullest com mercial freedom which they may desiie con-
sistenr with the exisenees OF The public revenue.
As the hint abb cutting the connection. Mr. Glad
stone well knows thar the preyaen: feeling in Canada is
favorable peace and eueiness and ihstihe Tories
psweress. The royal answer therefore concludes Is
fellows:
would indeed be ofhe greatest pain 70 her
Majesty. Government If they could share In The impress
sion that ;hs connection between this country and Cas-
is derived vitality from other source Khan iror tie
exchange OF commercial preferences IN were SO. Il
might appear Dc relation consisting IN The exchange
not OF benefits ou, OF burdens; il were so. II would
susges, The ides mat the connection se had reached,
or was about 10 reach the legitimate terms OF ts exist.
euce Bu her Msj=ss Government STU s9sur Tor II d
longer duration, founded upoa larger and nrmer oess
upon protection rendered from the one side and aeg
snce freely and Loyalty returned from the oiher-upon
common uadiuons Of the past and hopes OF the future
upon rraeolances origin, IL laws, and IN manners
10 VIVA, inwardly bids sad communities OF rrer 70
s.,her as we'll in the close association OF tnose ma
sral interests which. her Msjesy Government are
convinced destined 10 recede oU1 70 not
10 be severed bgt be more clo.eiy and neaitnluy
combined unde. the qucksning Influences Of Increased
CONNER al freedom"
Nrp,rps - ru. CaEgeKEg NATIos.-The
four men charged wiki shooting Inc young Missouri
ooa,msn we're delivered. on Thursday last 10 Lieut.
Whit:ls.ey of The united States Drssoon' IN comp!
arcs viva the reausiron of agent tor the Cherokees
They ware conducted Fort Gioson and vi! De iaxen
thence e suppose 10 Lizzie Rock undergo Trial 90
me charge alleged ags,n,r them The young man, We
understand, Ia likely 10 recover
On Frday lss, an hou- SO before suncoTn 1otn
Starr James Starr Jr and another Iend whose name
not KNOWN went To the Of cid M BaioHose VINO
lived nilss on This side OF the sIA,e inc aaa soot
Cherokee man named Sdss or - Nor being Killed
Immediately he broke and ran distance. wien DC
wss over,aker oy these boodhouuds snc stabbed ave
rnes They then remained 8, the house awaiting The
return OF Nj Bzhrdec very old and respectable clt-