New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
xxx,h Ess......Fir.t Session.

Ing and other articles unchanged.
xxxth CONGRESS- .....First Session.
SENATE. .VAsurGroN Wednesday. Nay g.
Mr.. BopLAND Of Ark. presented the credentials Of
Mr. srsAsr,Av appointed by The Governor Of Arksn-
enc to IN tie v,cancy caused 5y the decaase Of Nr
Ashley.
Nh SEBASTIAN went forward to IT, desk O. the secrc
try Of the sens,,. when he duly sworn and took
his seat.
- Of Mas submitted resolution calling upon
the PRESIDENT 20 10 tie senate TIE cOrFe-
pondence between Nr BUCHANAN md 1!r ku'ii lour
Minister ia Psrs) since the adoption OF thc JOINT heio-
lutons OF sympathy Ia favor Of tlc frcncn hfp-oLc
Air trCHrV50N Of Miss moved . take up tlc JOINT
Resoad ton which b. had offered ye-,eroy 80 favor NJ
bringing rhe p-eeCnt session ui Congress 90 close tu
D frit Monday N JAY 70 aeet a-i4n % en- eAt.a e7
zion on the fret Monday u October next 10 was agreed
TO- when the Boec.I'ion wo- taken Up read ana thea
IL 10 the o-ler o. Che diy for Monday week.
1lr BarcHr OF md moved 90 take up bin pre-
viou.ly reported ty tie Committee on Territories, 10
favor Of establishing Terniorid Government tn
OREGON.
Mr BENTON moved an amendment to the biz pro
vding for the organization Oh mounted volunteers 10
ir. Hale Of y H. offered m amendment to ,ho bin
IA favor Of extending tne ordinances Of 81 10 the Ter
N; Yrtrr If Fla. called for .he Yees aui Nays
Mr. LEWIS Of IA. -aid the amendment offered was
ai,. which PIE enlej % very imporon. QUESTION old
that he should kc % have ir printed.
M Hale replied ,hat b was on laportEt quest o.
and the great qeston Of t-e oay, ana ne therefore
Oved 10 uostrOnc It aud make j. iao special order %
Tie day iOI next Monday.
Sir Bg1eu7 opposed Tic posfp01cmeut md said that
there was urgent ncces. v for tie immediate acton o
the senate aud tina. lie should insist the vote being
taken the lili to-day.
Mr. CAIuouv desired to know whether it was The in
tcnuon OF the Committee on Territories Oh permit the
iu-oryoraf'on oil l.4.s amendment .tl tlc bill
Dir BlIoHr member O! said Committee, stated that
as regarded himself he thoald cast his vote against tie
amendment
Nr. CMuorN said II such was the general under
st4ndine ne had no objection Cd taking vote on tie
bin to-day bat f not he should vote for n po-tpone
mcnt aud feel Il due % the section Oh country DE- rep
resented 20 meet the question boldly when 10 came up
M. Mrs Of Conn suggested the idea Of po'tponing
the bill and passing Mr. BENIoNs amendments sepa-
raiely.
Ma. HANNraAN urged immediate action o. the Senate
on Tho bin. H. ssl lie should vote against NJ MALE 5
omendment under my circumstances. lie considered
il wild and idle question. lie ssd every part OF Orc
gon lies north Of he line Of the Missouri Compronise
NJ BENTON soid Dee hoped The .l would pas. to-day.
A week delay would Doe years delay. u tl' slavery
que zion was presented he waa ready t0 meet a. 20
Gentleman on that floor should une % speak i0r Che
whole fifteen slave-Aodins Stlics lie claimed 20 speak
/ for hour.
Mr. Wrsrcorr ofFl'. aid that the bll already con
flued the substance OF Nr HAIL. aucu1u 90 ln geu
ousy Die zusod and moved that the 1 ported hy the
judiciary Committee 20 tho last session o. Congress be
substituted in leu of the pn-ent hA The debate was
continued bv Ir. HALE, tr HANSECAN -lr. jErfEHsoN
DAVIS o. Miss and Mr BErAlEH % Ga. 10 was then
moved 20 postpone ll farther consideration until To-
morrow. which vas agreed TO-
.ir ArHrEroN then moved TO take up tn Apprc.
nratlon BIN. which was a-reej -, when ST. AtcH-
lsoN withdrew h.s amendment. oherDl yesterday,
respecting the CAO-taw Indian Academy, under the
charge of Col EIciLNro II. JOHNSON Tie tAcn OF
I fer ] g amcrdm nt 20 the bii ln iavcr Of p.rns
demands for .he removal aul sa1sl..'ncC ul 'le Cher
1kee lud1ns from North Ca.oiua under ihe t.c,fy
g SIG. Before farther 1clcn Wts u11 on tlc h. .r.
BADGER ON G.. moved THAI The -eaat, 90 mt Exccu-
tive Session, which was agreed 70 AMI, ait-r some
/ Time spent thereto tue doors were opened. and the
Senate adjourned over lll % morrow Thur aay)
HOUSE OF REPRESENT .T.VEs.
Ai,er the transaction OF some routine business, Mr
CuMNrN5 ot ono introduced tI Ie-pecung me rent
I Of nafgrazed citizens. viii YVES reed twice and r--
+ ierrcd 20 the Committee of The Whole.
The Speaker announced fhe 6ist u order on las table
/ 70 hC Reports from Comm uce-.
NJ 5rRoHN OF Penn. from Inc committee on TX
Vendl'uIts 0i The Treasury dep rmcut made report
howin rhat errors had been made .l tie fiscal state
ment OF The Secretary 90 the Treasury upon which q
warm anil animated debate grew an between Mr. BID
NIGER OF Va and Mr.. Hail Of Mo- Nr HOUsloN o. Al
A,r CoHB O.. Ga who defended the Secretary, and de-
sreG thar ID, minority report might Dc made o-t, com
p.e'ed end printed with the m1orty report
" RccEWEIL OF C0NN NJ HUDs0N of Mass and
Mr. SrRou-f, opp lscd the motion
Mr.. MCKAY y c. said as the morning hour Tor
u ;
itself into Committee OF the Whole on the STATE o..
the Union and proceed ~ the consideration Of the que
Jar o-de. OF business. which was agreed t0,-Nr.
SMITH ol Ia. in the CAlr-when The Eli reeul
ting appointments IN the Executive Department OF
Clerks SC. was taken up The consideration o. tbs
bin gave rise % g warm discussion.
sir JOHNSON OF Iaua. favored the reduction a the
salaries O.. Government odiccr-, and talked strong
ocsust lawyers. whe-eupOn
Mr. HANMoNs OF Nc as q LAWYER defended tlat
class OF professional men, and alluded 20 M JOHNSON
@ tlllOr.
Mr. JOHNSON rci0incd
Mr. HoLoTTs o. & G. said there ID necessity o.
I thc quarrel between Tue too honorable gentlemen
One was lawyer and the o-ler was tudor. both
were engaged 10 making " suit IS ausll
The DISCUSSION was continued by Sir. STANTON ot
Tenn NJ. NicoLL o. ~ y. NJ. PoLLocg o. Pa. ami
Others. VIXEN tie BIZ read third time and passed
The House then took up tns bin 10 ayor Of suppress
ing .udlu h.suiries u Oregon which gave % dis
cussion when, thogt Enal action. The Committee
rose. reported progress, and, on motion. adj burned
over III. 10 morrow, Thursday.