Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-29
THIRTIETH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Extracts from our Daily Reports ]
SATURDAY, july %, ls45.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The question pending when the House adjourned yester
day was on reconseng the vote by which the civil and d
ploac appropriation bill for the year ending June 3O lS4o
was ordered to be engrossed. =
Mr. CIINGMAN moved that the motion to reconsider the
by which the bill ordered be engnossed be laid
the.ta6I9 THE question c whch motion decided thus
YEAs-dessrs. Abbott Adams, Barringer Barrow, Bel
Chapman, Cngman Cooke. Colamer, Conger, Cranston,
Crsed Crowsll Crosier Dioksy, Dixon, Donne Daniel
Alexander Evans Nathan Evans, Farrely Fisher Flour
noy Freedley, Fulton Gaines Gayle Gentry Gidding Cog
GIN Got Gregory, Hale, Nathan X Hall, James g. Hamp-
ion Moses Hampton, Henry, Hilliard, Isaac E. Holiness
Elias b. Holmes, Hubbard Hudson Joseph r. Ingersoll lr
Daniel % Kos T. Lincoln Mevns
H. Mann. Marsh, Marvin, Morehead Muln, Nelson, Ont
law Palrey Pollock Preston P1snam Reynolds Julius %
schenck shepperd Sheriff. Sylvester slngerand Caleb B.
Smith, Truman Smith, Stephens. Andrew Stewart strohm
Tallmadge, Taylor, Thibodaux John b. Thompson Tuck
Van Dyke, Vnton, Warren-99.
NAYs-Messrs: Atkinson. Bayly. Bedinger, Bingham
Albert 6. Brown Burt, Cathcsr, Chase, Beverly l. Clark
Howell Cobb. Williamson r. w. Cobb, Collins. Cummins
Fries, Green, Willard p Hail. Hammons, Haraison, Har.
manson Harris, H George S. Houston, Inge, Charles j.
kgs % dssy oa
Lumpkn, Lynde, McCIay, McCleand, McClernand. Me-
D9wen Mckay JOB Mann Meade Mlss p;,.s Morris; s,S, Nj
Richardson Rchey, Rockhil Sawyer, Simpson, Smart Stan
ton Starkweatber Charles E. Stuart Strong Thomas, Ja
liam Thompson Thurson Turner, Venabe, Wallace, Went
worth, Wiley, Williams Woodward -ss.
So the House refused reconsider the ordering the
Mr.. KING, Of Georgia, moved the previous question:
which seconded and the main question ordered viz
"Shal the bill pass J"
1t was decided by yeas and nays follows:
YEAS-Messrs Abbott, Adams Barrnger, Barrow, Bel
cher, Blanchard Boyden Bucknsr Butler Cabel Candy
Chapman Cingman, Cooke, Colamer. Collins, Coager,
nell Daniel Duncan Garnet Duncan, Dunn Edwards, En-
bree Alexander Evans, Nathan Evans Farely Fisher,
Sysroy Hale Nathan as
Moses Hampton Henry, Hilliard Isaac T. Holiness Elias b.
Holmes John w Houston, Hubbard, Hudson Chas Inger-
soil, JOS r. Ingerso, Irvin Jeakins John W. jones' Kel
Mssay, MecIslsnd MeIlyaIne H. Mann, Marsh, Marvin,
Pollock Preston, Putnam, Reynolds Julius Rockwell John
A. Rockwell Rose Run:ey ST. john sshsaek, sheppers,
Stanton Stephens Andrew Stewart c. z. Stuart, Strohm,
Strong Tamadge. Taylor, Thbodaux, James Thompson,
John B. Thompson Thurston, Tuck, Van Dyke. Vinton,
NAYs-Messs. Atkinson, Bayly, Bedinger, Bingham.
Birdsall, Bocock Bowdon, Bowin, Boyd, William q.
Brown, Albert 6. Brown, Burt ca,hcar, Chase Frank
lin Clark, Beverly l. Clark, H. Cobb, w. r. w. Cobb,
Dn W. Fsn
Andrew Johnson Robert W. johnson, kaufman, Kennon,
Lynde, Mscernand, Mcdowell Mckay. job Mann, Meade,
Miller, Morris Peaslce Petro, Petit Peyton, Psbury.
starkweather, Thomas Jacob Thompson Robert a Thomp.
VIM Thompson, Turner, Venabe, Wallace, Wentworth
Wiley, Williams, Woodward-1S.
Mr. SCHENCK rose and addressed the House in speech
which occupied an hour in its delivery.
Mr.. LAHM made remarks in reply.
Mr.. GREEN followed in a speech Of some length.
Cries Of Let's finish the question to-day, and confusion
Mr.. KING remarked that be restiveness on the
part 81 the House, and although he desired say something
upon the item for the Savannah river and other subjects
volsed he would defer bis remarks TO some other
In If fho
pose 10 dispose Of the question by moving to lay the table
the motion to reconsider.
The motion agreed to- and thus the civil and diploma
tic bill has finally passed the House. ncudng the item for the
Savannah river II awaits the action Of the Senate.
MONDAY, July %, lS46.
Mr.. CLINGMAN asked the unanimous consent Of the
House, and, objection being made by Mr.. COBB, Of
Georgia, moved to suspend the rules enable him TO intro
duce resolution to terminate the present session
of Congress- by adjournment Of the Houses by their
respective presiding officers, Monday, the 9TH day Of Au
Mr. BURT raised the point Of order that the House hav-
ing previously adopted resolution fixing the day for adjourn
men and sent to the Senate, il not in order to
another until they informed Of the fate Of the former
The SPEAKER overoled the point OF order
The question suspcndng the rules decided y yeas
and nays Yeas no. nays 81. Two-thrds voting in the
affirmative, the rules Suspended and the resolution
received.
Mr. CLINGMAN moved the previous question, which
seconded and under the operation thereof she resolution
agreed to Yeas 1885, nays 40.
NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA
The SPEAKER laid before the House the following mes
sage from the President Of the United States
WASHINGTON, JuLr ~, 1919.
To the House Of Representatives Of the United STATES
In answer the resolutions Of the House
Of the 10Th instant requesting information in relation New
Mexico and Csforn communicate herewith reports the
Secretary Of State the Secretary Of the Treasury the
OF War, and the Secretary Of the Navy, with the
mens which sccompany the These reports and docu-
men contain Information upon the several points OF inquiry
embraced by the resolutions The proper limits and boun-
dhnes OF New Mexico and California" dcncstcd in the
map referred 70 in the late treaty with Mexico authentic
copy o. winch Is herewith transmitted and all the additional
0rmauon upon that subject, and also the reliable in
10 respect TO the population Of these respective pro-
nces winch y IN the possession the Executive will be
iounu in ne accompanying report the Secretary Of State
The resolutions request information In regard TO the exist
ence Of civil ia Now Mexico and California
their |" form and character by "whom instituted by
"what authority, and how they maintained and sup
ported
In my message Of December %, ls4s in answer 10 re-
solution Of the House Of Representatives calling fur ;norma
ton in relation the establishment or organization of civil
governments any portion Of the territory Of Mexico which
has might be taken Of the army or navy Of
the United Staics communicated the orders which had
been given TO the officers Of army and navy and stated
the general authority upon which temporary military govern
mens had been established the conquered portions
Mexico then in military occupation.
Ihe Temporary authorized instituted