New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-21

The Telegraph being ont OF order we received
no report o., Mondays Congressional Proceedings
Tor yesterday mornings Tribune and the report
we received yesterday afternoon was but meager.
We thc.e.are publish the following abstract from
The Union.
SENATE. WASHINGTON Monday. June 10.
VI WE1srrH presented the Nemora. Oi tne Com
mrec OF che Chicago Convention. n favor Of the adop
ton of svsteu OF Internal Improvements and, ON
Dis motion. il was rcerr.d % select Coiamttce I'd
lse. to De- appointed uy tla Chair
49, .ErrEasov DAVIS introduced. on leave, join.
resolution Boz relation % the CloctaW Reserve.
Mr DowNs submitted resolution IN relation 20 the
mode oi choosing seats n tle senate.
ST. UALE pra-eufei 70 reu1rftnee az citizens Of Wis
c0n-il "a, inst the projected Railroad % thc Pacific.
Str ArcuscN. from t1e Commute On Indian AZ
iirs reported h Tor ihe relief oi Joseph Barry, and
bll O. lc -ua'c tgaic with tlc lnllan. iu Texas.
1lr JOHNSON Of sd offered resolution az inquiry
ss to the number sssres. and duties oil O.eers en-
ployed .u the Custom House OF Ncw'iork
Mr NIEs from the Committee on the Post OHce
ard Post Roads reported the biz ior the relief OF David
shaw aud solomon =. C0rser, with The House amend
ineut tlelctoi which fa- c1ncufred ln
Mr hrrLFa from the Committee on the Judiciary
reported h! % regulate the tfil 20 issues IN t1e Dis
trct of columbia, and b.l ~ relation 70 the change
Oi venue in certain cases
On motion of Mr DicxrNsoN the Senate proceeded
t0 consider the BIN 10 relation 90 naturalization Ar ID
a.ncd fle bin. the object ol which ls o enable for
cl-n.r who apply fJr naturalization Oh obtain their pa
p o. Va dre years from tl1 date NJ Application even
tlou-l tlay may br. during the time temporarily alb
~ ou business from the United states. 4ne oll was
read third tms ana passed
DR. BADGEE clI.i up rne DID 90 promote ile dl72afch
of business n tlc Supreme Court 10 the Lutsi -tltes
The second section requires that wits % error a NOT
se taken from Che Circuit Court o. che Distract of Co
lambda Oh the supreme Corrt, except b. certain cases
TIE l.. was postponed tor tle present.
Ga motion ol Nr f-Arcr tle senate took Up tla
joint resolution llfl1rEl- ali requiring me tosini-
nr General -l renew fle .l-ut formerly existing
w-l r-e f1-umlc and Aqal Crr-t -tetl1oar ana t-f
rrclcr.cz-ulr- ami j. edmond Railroad COmuanles, for
and Che Nl--l- 4le subject was debated oy Aes-r--
pEAacE. bEaElES UNDERWOOD, NILS, HraIER, BRAD
BCHY and HNE.
Mr BRADBUsY offered an amendment providing that
non g. continuance ol the Route across tle Bay D.
peersblr- tle damages accring thsrefron, and from
tle iis-on.Inui OF the local mail between w lshln9
ron and llchmoli bc paid dy tle Potomac Frederick
Ine debate Wa. continued rs ac-srs BRADBURY, u
LIZ Mason. ALLEN. EUsE- WEsTc0rr and PEAacE.
Tla amendment sTls leetcd, i- % r.
Mr DAVIS 1i Mass gave s support % TIE resolution,
blr us lc said. VIII great re'IctTuce.
Mr HALE offered an amendment providing that the
rfe 0f compensation shall ~. exceed tAo average paid
Oh other -.a.l ar rg-'e-.
N- CA,rgHoV supported tie resolution - Tho best
course tl. .or.d Pr .Cu .lr te lt rests of tLe public
and of fla Government t-Ir-l .- Dpro .ug OF special
--is.lron. and believing taat tie compensation 70 be
paid was 200 high.
Mr ALLIES opposed the resolution. ani argued That i
we STE j TOW the Government would have o. yield, on
every occasion. % tle demands cd the Railroads.
Mr pravrr srrrgd ir up.v that the san proposed
o. bs paid '0r tlc Railroad service exorhant
nor Inconsistent with TIE Terms Of the law Of lsJ9. The