The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-15
LATEST iN1'ILLiGEhCD,
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL fIsU.EEDISGs.

WA,HiscT0s. July Ia Islo.
sp senate.
Mr. Berrsn appsarsd 10 ais scat and the Senate is now
full
communication from the Troasury Department
transmitting sta sment Of the receipts FROM duties for
ths past f.csl year, was presented
THE TARIFF,
Mr.. WEBsrER presented a petition signed By cverv
importer Of dry goods in DO ton against the proposed
modih cations of the tai and took occasion to exptes
his intsuton at proper time go into thorough eu
animation Of all the details OF bill novel and SO dan
gerous in principle aai rash ntemperais in MANY
OF ITS provision the passage of viii BY the House hal
taken the country 10y surprise and filled It with alarm
MIR CaLHous presented a petition fron the manu(ac.
turers OF glass at Phaielpha against the increased
ties on soda ash.
MIR DAVIS from the Committee OF Commerce, reported
tho House bill eSemptng canal boats from pay ing H.
cen'e and hosuiIa money, which read thee tlmss
and passeI
WAREHOUSE BILL.
The warehousing bill was then iaken up. AMI Alr J.
NJ. CLAYTON commenced a speech opposIt on 20 H.
Alter proceeding fora short time the bill postponed
on Mr.. Huntng,on's motion. until tomorrow.
BiLL
The tariff bill was then taken up at IL O'Clock Mr.
EvAs. consumed the remainder Of the day in strong
way for motion wh ch made, TO postpone further
consideration of the subject until tot o'clock
Motion agreedto.
GRADUATION nILL.
MIR LEWIS made an explanation OF al error In sst
the House amendments was taken up
Mr. CALHouN could not support il, and ,poks against
it, provisions
Mr. DAVIS moved to lay II the table Lost The
bill was then referred to the Committee the Public
Lands.
rRivAT. HILLS
The senae then proceede to the consideration Of pri
vate and local bills after which Into Executive
Session, aid afterwards adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
LAND GRADUATION BILL.
The Speaker announced tho Land Ora iuaton gill 10
ha Tho 6rsfh nS nf he Hath
was made and then dispensed with. A motion ad ourp
was decided in the negative by yeas and nays
MIR. scHErcK moved reconside ration Of the vote.
The Speaker declired the motion not in order.
An appeal was TAKEN and the House sustained the
Speaker, l63 to 10.
The question required on Mr.. Mckay. amendment to
Cobbs substitute. and WAS carried yeas 90, nays So
Mr. Cobb's amendment amended was then passed
yeas 95 nays 80 The bill then put on its daa pas
sage and the and stood 81 for and 30 against
the bill SO the bill passed.
PHfvATE HILLS.
The House then took up the private bills from the
Senate he for the relief Of Mrs Alex Hamilton
referred IN the committee Of the whole. after mo.
ton to lay it the table had been rejsctsdyeas TO-
nays 81
WESTERN RIVERS.
Tho bill from the Senate for improving the naviee
ton Of the Mississippi Ohio and Arkansas rivers was
rejected by vote Of 40 to 45
rHtAsuRv NIL.
The House went into committee of the whole Mr.
Cridon in the chair and took the treasury bill
GARRsr DAVIS offered an amendment making it a loAn
bill, and addressed the committee on the subject.
THE ADMINisrRArIoT AND THE OREGON
MIR GIppis0s followed, and made a werful speech
against the Administration He accused of cowadies
and backing ont in settling the Oregon question. He
took the members of the cabinet sharply to task for con
ing into Congress with view to overawe aud coatrol
its actions.
Mr.. T,LpEs next spoke for hour the same siis
Mr.. DOUGLASS followed AMI deten lei the administri
ton sinst the attacks of Messrs Giddings and 1en
The committee then rose, aud the House adjourned.