Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
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pending business.
Mr. Howard made some remarks, in which he ex-
planned that he made his appeal from the fact that the
bill which the reconsidered Yesterday was
different from the bill which he had moved a recon-
sderatoD, and which the Speaker had declared out Of
He therefore called the previous question: which was
secondcdyeas 1902 nays 56-the question taken the
decision OF the Chair stand the Judgment Of the
House.
The vote refusing to order the Texas boundary bill to-
third reading then reconsdered, and she bib, as
amended by Mr. Boyd, was ordered TO third reading
yeas 10S, nays SO.
The question decision of the Chair being sus>
tanned, &C., decided negatyely-yeas So 120.
The House then recOnsdered the refusing or
der the bill third reading and the question upon
dering the BILL amended yesterday, third reading
taken.
1t was an exciting time and much confusion prevailed
The galleries and Hobbies filled with anxious spec
tators When the clerk commenced calling the roll the
noise ceased and seldom have we known much quiet
as
As the roll-call continued there was movement all
over the House and every proceeding watched with
anxiety. When Mr.. Howard, of Texas, called and
voted aye applause was commenced, but silence was
promptly restored by the Speaker.
But few members in their Seats many having
to the in front Of the clerks desk There
much sensation.
The Speaker excrted himself vigorously to quell the
disorder which had broken ont alresh and then COM
menced announcing the result, which was-yeas los,
Immediately succeeding this, there was clapping of
hands, whstlng and stamping in the galleries, and ap
plause the floor.
! :" Order" " order )" resounded in every direction
The Speaker knocked Justify with his hammer, and
voices were heard saying let them clap"
The excitement having subsidized the Speaker said the
I question the third reading Of the bill.
Mr. Burt moved to lay the bill on the table, which
disagreed to-yeas 81, nays los.
The bill was then passed-yeas 107, nays 81.
Immediately after amending the title Of the bill the
House adjourned at o'clock
i PHILADELPHIA Sept g. p NJ
Bayard Taylor, of the New York Tribune is the
cessu competitor for the two hundred dollar prize song
! for Jenny Lind.
The Hibernia off Boston light about 2 o'clock
NEW York, Sept 7.
The first Jenny Lind concert ticket has been sold Il
was knocked down to Mr. Genin T. Halter, hun
dred and twenty-five dollars amidst tremendous cheers
and excitement Alterward they sold at prices varying
: from ten to fifteen dollars.
/ WASHINGTON Sept. Z.
HoUsE.-Mr. Richardson resumed his speech in sup
port OF the majority report OF the Ewing investigating
committee, being very severe upon Mr.. Ewing
He was followed by Mr. Vinton in reply.
The morning hour having expired Mr. Robinson nov
ed that the House proceed consider the business
: the Speakers table; which was agreed to.
The Chair announced the business first in order be
the West Point appropriation bill.
!, Mr.. Bayy proceeded explain the Senate amend
ment the bill 1t then referred the committee
{ of the whole on the State of the Union.
The Senate bill establish State government for
! California next came up
Mr. Boyd moved to amend by annexing the Utah bill
Mr.. Vinton raised point Of order, but the Speaker
Mr. Vinton appealed from the decision of the Chair,
and the yeas and nays were called on the appeal.
: The question, shall the Chair be sustained, mega
: tiyed-yeas Sc, ] IS.
l. Mr.. Boyds amendment was declared of order,
and, after further Intellectual attempts amend the Sen
ate California BILL ordered 10 be read third time
l. yeas ISL, nays 81.
1t The hill was then passed-yeas 80, nays Sc
The House then into committee and took up the
> Senate bill establishing territorial government for Utah
Attempts to insert the Wilmot ProyIso rejected.
III Mr.. Stevens moved 10 the amendment
vding that when said territory shall apply for admission
State it shall be admitted with without slavery
N Mr. Stevens's motion was lost-59 to 50.
Several Intellectual attempts made TO amend,
the committee aud the House passed the Utah
Is territorial bi--yeas 81, nays So
,e Adjourned.
New ORLEANS Sept. Z.
TEXAS NEws.-The joint committee of the Legisla-
ID ure has reported in favor of raising three thousand
troops to march forward Santa Fe-
Pearces Senate bill had been received at Austin 10
said the Legislature possessed authority dis
pose of territory and that the subject must be referred
Is TO popular suffrage.
Gen Rusk has been reelected to the Senate of the
is United States.
S WASHINGTON, Sept. 9, 1850.
SENATE-The Texas and New Mexico omnibus
received from the House pending the morning business
Mr. Douglass stated that the amendment of the House
was to the Senate's New Mexico bill, with these lines
added providing that citizen shall be deprived oil HE,
n, peers.
n 1t was moved to amend by substituting person for
Citizen and due course oil law ior Judgment oil ms peers
oil Mr.. Chase moved that If be rejected.
= The amendment of the House then concurred in
-ayes 30, 10-as follows:
. Ayes-Atchison Badger Bell, Berrien, Bright, Cas-,
" Clay Dawson, Dickinson, Dodge of Iowa, Douglass,
ad Downs. Fech Foote, Houston, JONES' King Mangum,
RS Morton Norris Pratt Rusk Sebastian, Shields, Smith,
Spruance Sturgeon, Underwood.
Noes-Baldwin, Benton. Chase, Davis OF Mass,
Dodge of Wis, Ewing, Hamlin, Seward, Upham,
en- Winthrop.
he In the House of Representatives resolution after
discussion adopted providing for adjournment Of
Congress sine die this day three weeks 10th Sept,
of ayes III, noes 81
" The Speaker signed the California bill; and
rls Mr. Oid offered an anne dmen that the Senators and
Representatives from California shall receive the same
mileage the delegate from Oregon
,a Mr.. Odds amendment adopted with mther
amendment that Babbt and Smith, late claimants Tor
seats in the House from New Mexico and Utah. be al
lowed per diem Of FIVE dollars from the time oil their
arrival in Washington til their claims were rejected
and that they be allowed dollars each day for their
mileage.
Thus amended the bill subsequently reported to
the House and the its passage was-yeas 7S,
ritz II.
The Speaker voted in the negative, thus making tho
and the bill rejected
A., New York, Sept. 9.
'e Flour better than Saturdays change of note in
prices.
Wheat for milling at 90 cents for fair new Ohio
he Corn in fair demand and supplies small
he Proyisons-Pork heavy with small sales Lard steady
NO at Saturdays prices. Groceries unchanged
ers CINCINNATI Sept. 9, s p. m.
GU Flour quiet and receipts light; prices ranged from
So 80 to So 60.
'a MA gentleman says he has become so weak from
destination that unable to hve dollar
- Re- Dos merely