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

chan ard called for telers which ordered and
The vote announced IS 70 sustain the srEAxKA 81
s-sinst 80 the decision was sustained
Mr. scHENcX. OF Ohio. moved 70 strike out from
ne Senate amendment the words " wsst Of the Rio
uci Norre 90 TIA, !. should resd the Territories &C
/ CURED from Mexico BY the Trssty rell-rs or
d-ree on this amendment aud rssgted--Ayes e3 Noes
/ =. - 4 was adopted
Mr.. SIDNEY LAwREScE Of Y. Y offered another
Amendment providing that nothing IN the act should be
construed 70 extend g Csornis the plan relative 10
the cossi~ise transportation Of slaves On this e ers
were ordered and rcsu,ed-Ayes 81, Noes 50
Mr. ROCKWELL 81 Conn. offered an amendment
providing that the provisions Of this SEXTON should
only continue IN force (gnsss sooner repessd for six
months sifer the rising of;hs Session Of Congress
relers were ordered on this sn6 the vote wss-Ayss
| 20. Noes -.
Mr.. WASHINGTON HrNr Of " offered sno.
Their provision that the laws Of Mexico s5osaiux .sv.
cry should continue In fu orce until they shall be
pealed BY authority Of Congress On this ,elers
0rdC red snd resulted-Ayes 95 Noes =
NJ. MEADE OF Va. offered a proviso that nothing
In the act should be construed impair the rights
citizens o. The states secured TO them BY the cons,-
luton
Mr.. Pirrlr raised the point Of order that Con-
gress could not psss laws upsirng the right Of citizens
The CHAIR overuled the point Of order
The amendment was lost.
There being no farther amendment 10 the SEN
ate amendment the question REQUIRED on the subsu.
tu.e reported by the Committee OF WAYS and Means
Mr.. Roor rose % offer sn amendment
Mr. COBB OF Ga made the point OF order that
the amendment OF the Committee Of Ways and Means
vas an smendmen, 10 an Amendment and eqaen,ly
no farther amendment was IN order
The CHAIR decided that the point Of order was
well taken
Mr.. Roor Mr.. HUns0N and Mr.. RocKwELL en-
deayored to convince the CHAN that he was wrong
but without avail
Mr.. Roor took an appeal but the decision Of
the CHAIR was sustained
The question was then put on striking out all
the senate amendment amended and inserting the
amendment Of the Committee of Ways aud Means. On
this ieers ordered, and only II voted In the a.
hrmatiye The question WAS then taken upon the Sen.
sta ndmeHt amended when bu, one voted In the
Affirmative. and /, was accordingly losS
The Committee then rose aud reported the bill.
Mr.. STEPHENS moved the previous question,
which seconded and the main questioned ordered
The amendment were read and a separate vote
demanded upon the amendment sppropriating $4,000
to complete the City Hall IN Washington, which Was
adopted by Ayes 100. Noes 9s-slso the sppropria
ton Of S20O0O 10 clear out the Csns. which
isc,edsso agreeing 10 the appropriation OF $4,000
70 continue the publication OF tho results Of the TX
porng Expedition which was rejected; also sgree
ing 10 an amendment appropristng $40 100 20 indem'
nifty the New-lOrk snd New Haven Railroad Company,
and the New Jersey Transportation Company for keep
ing up buoy in Long leland Sound since 1881.
which hal been moved by the unitet states, which
rejected by Ayes 9i Noes l0j also agreeing %
the amendment spproprsting $1,000 TO pay X. NJ
JeHNsoN for building -- College in Kentucky,
which rejected, Ayes IS, Noes l2l also on agree
Ing 10 appropriation OF 900 for buoys the Coast
Of Georgia which was rejected also on an spproprla
ton of SEQ 100 purchase the remaining papers OF
George WsshiD gtoD. and the for those of
James Monroe, which was adopted by Ayes H. Noes
IS then came the amendment of the Sensts, called
Mr.. WALKERs amendment relative 10 the Govern
ment of the Territory Of California On this the Ayes
and Noes called and ordered and Il was rejected
by Ayes 100 Noes us, As follows
YE,s-Messrs. Adams, Atkinson. BHrnger. Barrow
Bsyiy, Beae, Bedinger Birdss. BocDcs, Bolts B0wdcn
bowlin, Boyd, Boydeu, Bridges Brodhssd, @. Brown,
A @ Brown. Buckner Buft, Csbell, Chapman B L. Clnk
Cungmsn H. Cobb, W. r. W Cobb, Cooke, Crlshed, Gro
ker, Dansl, Dounell, O Duncso, Evans FesIhersou,
Fieklin, Foumoy, French, Fulton Gsines Gsyle Gentry
hssse, HUI, HiIlilrd, l. h. Holmes, $ Houston, W
Houston Inge C J. Inser.o Ivesop, Jameson John
Kennon. 7. 3 King La sere. Letter. Levin. Ligon,
Lumpkn, Mcclsrnaad, Mcdowell, Mckay MeL.ns, Nc
Q1een, Meade, Mofehesd, Morse, Outlaw, Penieon P-y
Phelps Psbury Preston, Rhetl Richardson, Roman
sawyer, shepperd, simpson, stanton, stephens Th6o'
dssUX, Thomas jacob Thompson, J. b Thompson, X A.
Thompson, Tompsins, roombs, Veuable Wlisms, Wood.
wHd-lo0.
| NAYs-Me.srs. Abbott, Ashmun. Belcher, Bingham.
Bscsms', Brady, Buer, Candy, Cahcsrt Colsmer Col
los Couger CrsusloD, Crowe Iummins, Darling, Dickey,
Dixon Dusr Damn. Eeseri' Ideal, Edward' Emoree'
~ Evans, Fsran, Fsrrely Fisher ffeedley, Fries cd
diugs Cot, Gree.ey, Gregory, Grnnell Hale X Hail,
Hsmmons, O iismPIon, Henley, Henry, q b Holmes,
Hubbsrd, Hudson, Hunt jenkins, j. johnson. Kellogg.
| d P. King Lahm, W. I. Lawrence, s Lawrence Lin
COLI, Lord, Lynde, Meclsl.nd, Meilvsne > Mann, II
Mann Marsh Marvin, Miller, Morris Muiu, Murphy, Nell
sou Mes, Newell, Nco, Pafey Pes,lee, Peek, Petrie,
| Petit Pollock Putnam, Reynod dc, Rchsy Robinson,
| J. Rockwell, J. A. Rockwell, Rose, Root, Runsey 81
John S.heack sheriff., Sylvester ngsrsnd, Smart c. b.
smilr Smith, 7 Smith, stskweslher, A. Stewart @. T.
sgu ART. Sohn, suong Tamsdge, Taylor, James fhomp
son. K w Thompson. W Thompson. Thursior, Tuch
Turner Van Dyks, Vlnton Warren, Wentworth, White
Wick, Wiley, WLmoL Wiison-ll5
Mr.. HgSLEY moved 20 reconsider and to lay
that on the table, which was agreed to-
Mr. NINTOS then made a brief statement show
Ing the state Of the business and that unless the House
IN session all night and disposed Of the For,incs
ton and Army Appropriation bills tnis night Il would
be impossible 10 hn.sh up the Appropriation bulls 10 the
course Of 10 morrow.
The House then proceeded 10 the business on
the Speakers table and
The Message from the President With Cores.
pondence relative the Slave trade, laid before
the House and ordered 20 be printed.
Some bills from the Senate were read and re.
fsrTed.
Mr. YNTOS from the Committee Of Ways and
Means reported the Fertilization and Army Approprs
ton bills which referred To tbs Committee Of the
Whole, considered la Committee the report of the
Committee OF Ways and Means agreed 10, reported to
the House and there agreed b.
Some bills 10 which there was no opposition
then considered and passed, and
Trs House adjourned.