New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
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xxx1st C0NGREss....Firs Session.


SENATE... WASHINGTON, Tusaday, Sept "a
A private bill wea taken up and passed and tho
genae resolved TO hold session each night 10 consider
Executive business.
The Bill to pay the third inntallment to Mexico,
under be treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, was taken up
MIR, SoULE opposed the Bill on the ground shat
places the whole business In the hands OF rush bsnKer
who will thus have the control the desniea OF
Mexico and the approaching election there TO heh
Mr. DICKINSON replied and defended the House
of Barring and the Houses of Rowland x AsplnHal! suo
Corcoran L. Rggs. ,
Mr soULE moved to amend the bill authorizing
the Secretary Treasury to pay both Of
proper abatement for interest end exchange ana 1uo mex
lean Government shall exhibit authority 10 receive me
same In advance. This rejecsed-Y cas- Ill Nays ia
Mr. SoULE submitted an amendment that II
MEXICO consents the money may DO paid In NeW.forA'-
Rejected.
The bill then as 1t came from tho house was reao
The Senate then took up the bill making tenn
porary provision for the occupation and granting eases
workers the gold mine districts OF Caliiofns 6eYera
amendments " ere made
Mr.. SEWARD moved to amend that permits TO
work the mines sha be also granted to persons who have
declared their intentions to become clzeng
Mr.. Dawson opposed and Mr.. SEWARD auP-
ported.
"and penops from Europe who have declared intentions
to become cizens and who produce certificates OF good
character - ,
This was agreed to, and then Mr.. SEWARD s
amendment amended was added 10 the bill
hr. FREMONT moved, and it was provided, tnes
five per cent OF the nett proceeds arising from tho sale OF
permits shall be paid TO Caornis to aid In the consrucnon
OF Roads and Canals ,.,o
The bill provides for the appointment OF sWelYe
Agents control The miues and gives them " wv year
salary and I've per cent on the amount collected lo eS
MI BENTON moved, and mileage not exceeding
$l,000, which was added. 4 t,,
MIR. SHIELDS moved TO reduce the A5ehtS nou
twelve to six which was agreed 70. I'm
Mr. FELCH rose TO speak against tne Duh "neh
the hour arrived for recess
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
from the Senate, with amendments, was referred
20 the Committee Of the Whole On the State Of the
Union.
A resolution was passed allowing members s45
for stationery for the long session. and S25 for the
short session.
The SPEAKER ruled out of order Mr. Went
worth'G amendment TO give the employees Of the
House the usual extra compensation.
Mr.. GRIEEELL moved TO reconsider the vote By
which the House heretofore referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce the Senate bill authorizing
the SeTetary OF the Treasury to permit vessels
from the British North American Provinces 70 load
ard unload at such places 10 any collection diaricss
Of The United States as he may designate.
Mr. THOMPSON of Mss. inquired whether, II tns
vote should be reconEidered, the gentleman WlSned
10 move an amendment.
Mr. GRlNsELL replied in the negative
Mr. BAYLY moved TO lay the resolution - 70
consider the sable II
the motion to reconsider should prevail no " al.
MOVE 10 recommis the Ii for the Pufpo09 -
ding an alteration Of the Parit Law slos.
The motion to table the reconsidetAA''
Yeas, IS; Ways, 9o - ,a6arred 70 the
Ihe vote by which the bill Was '0''i' -