The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

Tho f,lto,,,iro we receive by the way of st Lou
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WASHINGTON, AugGg 81,
The Senate was not in ses sion today.
HOusc-'The Indian approprla ton Dill was t ekei
up and passed. o., 10 ro.o7.- .io,
The House then took up Mr. Stanly LesoiSh t I
relative to the refusal of Mr. Richie TO answer TX
questions Of the select committee Alter consldt T
able discussion and confusion, on lnOtOn OF vi I
Hubbard, the whole subject was laid on tue table.
The Texas boundary bill was then taken up, On
without considering it, the House Adjourned at an
early hour. ,.-.,.,,o.o On, =,
Confirmation Of Ldnd Officers by the Senate;-
Receivers of Public Moneys for Illinois; John W.
Norton, at Shawneeown; Bandtd johns, I'd
wardsvilIe Jas. Il. B. Staph, at Nandalia; Wal
ter Davis, Springfield; John X, Murphy; DanvIliej
Henry v Sullivan, Quincy; John H. henSle'
Chicago z,.1-.- H.,
Bavly urgently moved to take up le Indian apPrQ-
priation bill SweeZer objected, and Bayly on tacl
occasion nteredIanguage towards ; WeetZer, winch
was considered extremely insultin3-lhe words
were EXPRESSED in an under tone with s,sHliicah'
shake Of the finger, and on Saturday oWeHiZei
1irEed mn an inkstand but was prey eHts0 from
throwing it by Bayly's friends having lnterposed
These things were not heard and seen by every
body; it was rather private
that personal difficulty had occurred between
Messrs. BaYly and Sweetzer' and sad I3at e1!'an
aIions had taken place through Mr.. Disney and
sweaters friends on one side, and Mr. Mclean
acting for Bayly on the other; all offensive ian
guage had been withdrawn and aioned ior' ahu
former friendly relations established.
H0uSe-Mr. Greene asked leave 10 o1er Feso
luton calling on the President TO communicate lht
cost Of mail steamers now in service, amount o
expenses and income, and whether any steamers
in whole or in part have been hypI thecated TO hdl
vduals, States, cities or foreign oVernshu', ~ E'
as to fOrecOse their use in the event " war W
lection having been made, he moved 10 SusPeu'
the rules which was agreed to, and the Fe7o'tlIoi
! adopted :u,ir,
The vote on the passage Of the bill ass @a.n!
seats to reporters within the bar was reconsld h1'
| and the resolution laid on the table
Mr. Sylvester again made an Intellectual attemp
TO introduce a resolution calling on the President TO
| communicate the particulars of K. ). Gurley ms
sion to Liberia, and to furnish the representative OF
| that gentleman with the papers now on file IN tile
| State Department ,-,
| 4 resolution offered by Mr. Daniels was adopted
emnIoving additional clerks to complete digest OF
claims presented and acted upon from the origin Oh
| the Government to the present lime ,l;r
ON motion of Mr.. Boyd, the Texas boundary o,l,
was made the special order Of the Day every "ay al
| II O'clock until disposed o. ,t. g, ,e,r q
Mr. Harris, of Tennessee, asked leave 10 oiLe .t
resolution for the 40 1urnment OF congress on 'le
4th Monday of the monr.e oolecuoL peins r,,ie
he moved suspension Of The Iu'SS' ~ t,,o I'LL
did not prevail Yeas lO5, nays 90, n.y. ..s'I1
Mr. Vandyke asked leave to i'm. ,g nd Naon
ton lnstruCtlng the Committee on Wa, "t Ill r
to report as speedily as possible the bill '1t, a.
all present revenue laws and increase the d. al
all foreign articles which come in competition ".
our own productions; such an increase as is fair
and equitable for the protection Of the labofng in
terests of the country, and that such duties he
| made specific whenever practicable to doro. Oh.
lection was made, and motion 10 suspend rules lost
| Yeas 81, nays %.