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WAsHIHofoH, June 25
SEEATE.-Mr. SOule finished bis spe.oh upon
The con promise He advocated tbe Missouri
llhe and declared tliat He would never vote or
the admission Of California with her uressnt
boundaries.
HousE.-After an Intellectual effort TO lake nm
the Galphln report. the House went into the com.
mluee on the bounty land bill and after some
discussion concurred in substitute agreed upon
oy the friends OF the bill, in a caucus The bill
as amended passed by vote of l55 to 80.
provides that each commissioned or non
commissioned Officer, musician. and private.
whether regulars. volunteers, rangers, or militia
"no performed military service IN any regiment.
II,';,nd VI ue.hchmeh' IN the service of the
in anv - H. s1o war WIN oreat Britain, or
of he n,r,;S.;a ;uI" marS since l7SO and each
in the n,ji;,a.,, ~" ouioe'S VINO was engaged
late war viii y, ~ onned states In the
r1onths' ssry;ca led '. 20 enI'ued dior twelve
sa.',;no =. % AZ" eT'oS oI iandl Tor SIX months
ssrvico m An aos.. iehu' ahu 'or three months
son ao bov;,,, L 'ouu, Po'iued' any per-
Aa;d land or a. n ~ ser'ice ehali not receive
'u 'unu' Ut any part thereof, ii 1t shall appear by
dessr,sd o. ',,a" I;s les'mSnl or corps, that he
he has ra.s;.o |os ulsnohoraoly discharged, or IT
,v nnJsr or,, ~, r "SS ehu'leu 10 any land boun'
SIC nroY;J. IA " congress heretofore passed.
non on,np;..1 pV;eS tssl each commissioned and
for wbom nrnv;";o "oer. musician and private
rscs;Ss = cp.,;es", naue Dy nrSt section. shall
or Intsr;or a. ,S" W WARRANT ram Department
ba Ioca,ad h.. w. ,"o quan'''y OF land which may
onv IanJ oss - 'r,ee OF MS helrs at law at
a"y 'a"u oince OF U. D. In event of the death Of
or .nh.aI,,, ., ~ serVeu w. .. aforesaid prior
n ensnre n, % PpeSuse0 0i tn'S ACT oeneht IS
al sert;or ,n,, h.,ae. ihere proViso In
nerson ,yho /. .,a'ltr o"u' no' accrue 10 any
II IA said that IL Iii er " present Congress -
acres 10 nav houn,;aa Iu"I ~ OF 'o miilons OF
Hodse ad;oo,rnsd r''''ueu 'or ny lhiS acI-
"AShiH0roH' June 70.
SENATE.-Mr Foote introduced resolution
ouins upon 'he president Tor all orders or cOrres.
pondence in relation to or CONNECTION with the an.
Polntment OF Col. Munroe as civil and military
1oVernor OF New Mexico, and the proclamation
'SSueu oy nm tor the organization of the State
government in New Mexico; lies over.
A, iTe oii,hious olli droVe up at l O'Clock. when
hr Douelas repi'ed to that portion OF Soule's re.
ut'Peeo" re'alilS 10 The public lands 6f Cali.
"'uu No
W.T. "eoS'er next took the t1oor. when the fur.
'"e, oons'uera'ion ni the subject was postponed
Mr Gay moved that the order. fixing the hour
VI tue meeting OF the Senate at 10 o'clock, be re.
newea: In remarking upon the delay attending
1 Tue scnon upon The pending bill. he referred 10
Tue lact lnat the French Chamber, in ten days, acl-
Gu upon ana passed bill relative to the great in-
terssl o, .he elective franchise. while the Senate
nsu se' Iwo months on one bill, with no prospect
VI a M conG'usion G
WI, maze 'n0usnt the French Chamber would
ha.e uone wen Ia nave spent even three times the
.aoo, upon lhs subject referred to. than had been
Spen' oy 'he senate upon the question pending
'lere' before they decided to pass that iniamou,
:'aKlns from one half the people of France
Tue elective franchise He contended, also. that
% uone I' Tue delay complained OF, wo Id have oc
CURED except Tor the extraordinary efforts made
70 coerce Senators to the support of Objectionable
measures IN combining them with others not oh
Jecuonaole. .-.