New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

Yos pse show bA doing AVA 9Th !s en' ms
srb,,ut.eu OF ether pnnisnrnens prndu ;ee
Mr PEARcE opposed the a50iIshElehs OF iio5 stis
NJ, oil ar puntsAuens crowded II eeoIsoeo qtt
suon aken from lie officers snd olhsf severe punish
u,eL Al be II Cied vii - ,
Br, EEwAsp re piled to Mr.. Yulee. he SAID toa'
r,gpt,y produced ia convcts IN he heE DIX
cot beceuie The supes were sNolhhed oas io a'
hat othcr inpru per punahments were substituted
Mr. DAVIS Of MfEs " as in favor OF striking ou''
Mr.. BUTLER wa of the same opinion.
Mr. YULEE moved 70 insert Proviso CONTAINING
the words ard board vessels OF commerce Agreed TO-
The oueation W as shen taken on atriking o1t the
( provtJo, as snerded.
Mr. HALE rose TO q privileged question. The
seuaior from Rhode Island M clske) had voted no.
but his pane not recorded
Various points OF order, &c. were mere raiseo
The CHAIRMAN decided that the vote coaio only
be recorded by unanimous conRent.
Objections were made. NJ.
After a discussion on points OF order, ar
HUNTER moved and the vote was reeonadered,
The question was taken agan-Ayes "A,
20 the proyiso was not stricken out.
Mr. Baldwin moved, aud the bill was amended
so as direct The gecrctsTJ to conclude contract Iof
tcuAr individuals TO be contracted with
Several amendments having been voted down,
the hill was reported to the senate and pa.s'd
Che Senate insisted on it's amendments to the
the Indian bill and Bounty Land BILL and Committee Of
Conference was appointed
Tbs Army bill vas saEen up out petote any &C.
ton was bad The Benste took arecesI.
EVENING SESSION..
The Naval bill was returned from the House, dis
agreeing With one amendment
The Senate receded and the Committee OF Con-
ference on Civil and Diplomatic bill reported hat they
agreed upon ali the amendments except hoss relating
10 printing and mileage.
The report was agreed 70, and these amend
menis were again insisted upon.
The Army bills was passed
The Committee of Conference on the Bounty
Lald bill reported tina, the Senate ahould recede from the
amendments extending bounttes to sallors
The report was agreed to- and Conference
Committee appointed on the Army BILL
Two private bill passed
The bill was returned from the House with all
the Of the Senate concared in but one The
Senate still insisted that and tho Conference Committee
were also ordered 10 insist upon it
MIR NAHGUM moved 10 take up private blus.
The providing additional compensation for per.
who and keep money under the subTreaury
act YES iak ZEN up and passed.
The Senate then went into Executive Session.
At 81 o'clock the doors were re0pened
The House transmitted a message, insisting On
engagement tho three amendments about altering mile
The Senate, in return, insisted on its amend,
ments ard rev Conference Co ni!leea appointed.
The do5rB wo again closed, and at 81 were once
opened
A Ike course vas pursued on the Indian bill.
The doors were third time oloaed, and reopen
ed at lOt.
A HE course occurred on the Army OH.
The doors cICaed again.
susDAY MORNING, Sept. 80 1850.
At O'Clock, A Ii. tho doors were opened, and
The Senate pa,ed The bill for The relief OF to children OF
aTy b;oker
Tie doors we're closed again.
The PrSsdent and all the members OF the Cabi-
yet ksge been lhe Seustos anechember aimee O'Clock
evening. No, far of are al kind. OF refreshments.
The California nominations are under considera-
ioa in Executive Session
at 2 o'clack A b. the doors were again opened.
I've private bills were passed
TIE Conference Committee on the Indian bill
report hCh corcuired in, and the bill then
passed
In Executive Session, the following nominations
we're confirmed Is8&c PAN, eosmss er at Poughkeep-
ale Ttunas Clover, Postmaster Troy WIN. Jackson,
Postmaster at syfdcuse
The Sepate, at O'Clock, opened doors again.
Mr DICKINSON stated the action Of the House
CD the Frictng question The ample quest on was vheh
r. The Senate would rrcede adhere 10 ito am sndmenIs
He was for adhernR
Mir soULE said the amendment was Just and
proper ana he would not vote TO recsde
Mr. UNDERWOOD moved the Senate rocede.
Mr.. FooTE opposed receiving MIR. Hn;hle the
and ARdicon I'd by VII
lanous malignant lraoTa for serying tho country
MIR. BADGE said unles the Senate recede the bill
II be lest The question YAK and the Senate
ceded-AyeS<7 Noes Is
Executive Ses,ion-doors opened at o'clock
ard The Senate ad leuTned 10 Monday al O'Clock.