New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
Proceedings of Congress,
REFoETED FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH
SENATE.

WASHINGTON. July Il, l=i5-
Mr BnEaIEy Of Georgia appeared il bis seEi and
the Senate is now full.
a Communication from the Treasury DePsrtnen;
transmitting statement OF The receipts from doues
for The pas, fiscal year, +s= presented.
Nh WEBSTER presented = petition, signed BY
every importer OF dry goods II Boston. against Tie
proposed rodisca,ioas OF The Isria, and took &C.
cason to express his intention at proper Tine TO go
into thorough examination OF al The details OF bill
so novel snd so da1seroas il principle, and so rash
so inteupera;e in many o; Ks provisions the pas
sage OF which by The House lad taken The country
By surprise ard filed il With ala.U1.
Nj CALHors p7e.euted a petition from The man
afe,turers OF glass 81 Philadelphia against me IN
creased duties On soda ash
NJ. DAVIS. from the Committee on Commerce re-
por:ed tie House bill exernptIug canal beats i'or1
paying license and hospital money winch was Eeac
three times and passed.
The Werehou.ing bill was then taken up and
Mr }. II. CLATToS commenced a Peech IN opPosi
lion to it. Alter proceeding for short tine The oil!
was postponed en- &r HUSTISGToSs motion, Until
10 morrow.
The Tariff Bill was then taken up al - o'clock
Mr. Evans consumed the remainder OF The day IN q
strong speech against il Before MIR Evans con
c!uced. be gave way for q motion watch was n ace
to postpone the farther consideration Of the suolec
until to- morrow al oclcck. Motion agreed 10.
Mr. LEWIS made 40 explanation OF "a error in az
estimate be submitted yesterday
TIE Grad alton bill with the House amendments
was taken up.
Nj CALHouS could no; support it and spoke
against its provisions.
M- DAVIS moved 10 lay II on the table.-Lost
The bill IVES then -oferred 10 the Committee on Pub
lie l snds.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
OF private and local bills. AFTER which it went into
Executive Session, and sf;erward adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker announced the Land Graduation
Bill 10 be The first business OF the House. call
Inc Members was made and then dispensed with
A motion 10 adjourn was decided IN The negative
By Yeas and Nays. Nj. SCHEsck moved recon
sideration OF the vote
The Speaker declared the motion not in order.
An appeal was taken, and The House sustained
the Speaker-l63 10 10.
The question recarred on Mr. MckAYs amend
ment 10 CoBB - substitute, and was carried-f ca:
90, Nays s5.
Mr. CoBB's amendment as amended Their
passed. yeas o5, nays; g. The Bill was then put
on its final passage and the yeas and nays stood 2:
for and 90 against the Bill. so the Bill passed
The House then took up the private bills from the
Senate. The one Tor the relief OF Mrs Alex. ham
liion Vas referred TO lhe Com nl'tee t"e w oie
after motion TO Law it on the table had been reject
ed Yeas 10 Nays Il.
The bill from the Senate Tor improving the navi
CATION OF the Mississippi Ohio and Arkansas rivers
was rejected By vote OF i20 TO Il.
The House wen, into Committee oil the W hole
Sir. ORDER OF Kentucky IN the Chair and tooh np
the Treasury note bill GARRETT DAVIS offered nj
amendment making il q loan bill and addressed The
committee on the subject
Mr. G!DplNos followed. and made powerful
speech against toe Administration. be accused II
OF cowardice, and backing out in settling the Ore
son question. He took members OF the Cabinet
sharply TO task 70, coming into Congress with view
10 overawe it and control it's actions.
Mr.. TLpEs of Ohio next spoke for one hour on
The same size.
MIR. DOUGLAS of Illinois followed, and defended
the Administration agans, the attacks OF Messrs
Gddings and Tilden
The Committee then rose and the House ad
journeG