New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-05

~, ,-uxv-ox ,enorted 10 agreement In Com
mi,tse on Mr. wALKEAs Amendment 20 me Cr'n a..
The Amy and Nav bill was finally disposed Oh
The Senate backed out from the Che'0Aee
snlrudm, nj 81 indian Dill
saveraI private bills were then passed
On motion ii Mr.. DAYroS the bin Tor of&h'"
Mint In Nsv-York was taken up ..
Messrs BADGER and STURGEON objected 70 is
consideration and by rule Il fell 10 the groshu 80
ends tie branch Minf
Numerous private bills were passed.
The bill Tor the Mexican Treaty snPuistions oe-
came law O.. ,g
Mich were presented and Gen. CAss took TIE 0a'a u
Office and his sest . t.-;,.,,
Relation made report recon nendng that the Senate
concur IN the House amendments 10 he ol-4 pfosohs
Road Of Comm sell uers % adjust The Claims OF our
Citizens Mexico. according % me ffo'lsoHs .. -
Mexican Treaty. The Report a. szreed y. IL si.e'
the appointment Of the Commissioners 10 the ne" Al
The bil to extend the Passenger laws to YES.
.els going 10 sforns and Oregon rss considered and
Nsnv private bills were passed.
At y minutes past ! the Senate went into EN-
ecutive Session soi the doors were rtoPened ST u
minutes before l.
Mr.. WyssTyR made some remarks on the I'M
portance Of pss.ng the General Appropriation ei snd
contended thst Congress could legally set III i ooeA
AZ five minutes past - a Message was received
from the President which considered In Executive
session aud half past the doors were szain opened
The General Appropriation bill ~ss received
from the House with amendments.
M WEBSTER moved that the senate concur N
,hs amendments.
Mr.. HUNTER opposed
Mr. FooTE, ia spite OF earnest remonstrances
proceeded 20 make speech
Mr. Mason moved 20 strike out the section con
tnuing the existing laws u California until July Ruled
out Of order.
down,
Mr DAVIS Of Mass moved Committee Confer
euce with view ~ purgns toe bAi Of every PROPOSE
ton ia egard CD California. Not entertained
An exciting debate here took place, Mefsrs.
C,ss TrsNEr ALLYN. FoorE and other eonteuding
that the XXXth Congress had legally expired
Mr.. CAMERON rose to a point oi order during the
discussion when Mr. HANGuAN foorE walked up ana
shook bis fret In the face of the pennsyvsnis Senator
and struck him. They we're then parted BY senator
FrrzGERALD and others
At4o'clock Mr.. BRIGHr moved that the SEN
ste recede from tie or gnsl amendment and thus GET
rid Of the difficulties Ia the case
Mr. WEBSTER c0ntendcd that the ouiy question
10 order wa. on coucurring with the House.
An interesting debate followed on thus point
which continued for sometime when NJ. ATTENTION
moved that the senate disagree with the House amend
ueut and rccede from IL own Amendment
Mr. WEBSTER having Withdrawn his motion 10
concur with the House. the Chair ruled that the cues
iion then REQUIRED on Mr. BaiCHrs motion 20 recedt.
Mr.. D0UGLAss earnestly appealed % the senate
10 give California Government
At minutes past then senate proceeded TO
vote on the motion Of Mr. BRiGir, with the following
resut-Yeas 81, Nays
ON motion Of Mr. DIN the Senate then took up
the bill 10 extend the revenue laws over California
Mr. FoorE moved an amendment extending
other general laws also after some remarks BY MI.
DAVIS OF Mise FOOTE'S amendment was relecie'' and
the bin passed
A Committee was then appointed TO inform the
House that the Senate ready 90 adjourn and At
few minutes before seven this ilustrous BODY closed
its sittings for the XXNlh Congress.
Gen. CAS- took his seat at IT, o'clock NJ night
President Polk was in the Capital all night en-.
gagged In signing bills.