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

If Nissssipoi, " hich can hes. be- designated by
stating IL. propoged 70 give Texas all shs asaed in
the ay OF boundaries and the zen millions 20 boot
Much conversation, inquiries of the Char, DC. az
N the siowabiIiey of division OF the question BE-
tween commitment and instructions. The Chair
aa understood what confess vas very difficult
20 nnderstand decided that the question could be
divided From this point Of understanding mat
terra progressed for while, amid toerable ORDER
flor this day when ol and behold, the speaker
discovered that he had mtsbd Mf WENTWORTH,
and took back his decision. Ear " EFT"ohIH
sssed leave to withdraw MS congomeration OF pro-
positions nov that the machinery had changed,
and there was depger Of his getting his fingers
pipcbed Mr. GERRY Of Maine objected-nostin-
discreetlv if rot numerically, as thought. The
Speaker interposed, and urged the reasonableness
of Mr. WEEy woRTHs requetti but Mr.. GERRY
wBs firm, and was finally joined by oshers IN OBJ
ieetions Poor WENTWORTH stood up in his tua
hight Of six feet six, and mplored that ne mign.
have the privilege Of stating his troe position ano
purposeg Objection being made, he Appealed 70
the Speaker to explain bis difficulty for hlm but
the House would lot allow even thai, 30 hsHs was
there of compassion In theiS bowels :.
Finally the motion to commit Rnd the oohoie Vi
fnstructiong were voted down together, thus open
inc the door of relief, through which the llnoisan
fourd his joyful Exodus from the trap into wnlon
the Speaker, with all his wondroua acumeh' un
luckily led BIN. The vote stood 90 TO III
After rouebjog through pontiac oIaet porons
out like ths famous point Of rocks on the PosoUiao'
Mt Iepptb Mr ToomBs amendment was reached, on
the now forward track. 1t was divldeo, ana sne
first bali trial by judgment OF one gvoss %
ndopted without q count OF COURSE Aneii' CIV.
Trennent rnotions to adjourn, and requenter storms
of confusion, sometimes mingled WIN lnutu, nut
goomH's last clause was voted down, 81 Yeas to
l3l Nays 30.
amendment. Il gave the following result after an
evening OF consulting, overturiog, threatening,
wheeling, &C es aforesaid and night, or part OF
NIGHT, Of sleep upon it, interrupted ever and anon
by troubious dreams of political fracas, occupations
gone, &c Of 106 TO &c.
IA any changes too6 place after the reading OF the
ppmea, rid great excitement followed, wlta gooq
temptr, though II is row nearly five; and, as
iit he noky to get my selocted list corrected,
/ must cl0ee With this result, leaving the house
sti4tjo setejop, with the single remark thar t1e
Gefitq Anr been wonderfully free from sscerblty
today 1t is cercan that the most rampant OF me
Disunio1 ists wish is not fa her to their buster g3
posrcRIpT-FYee o'clock.-Amid consultations
all over the Hall and general scene Of intense IN,
tereht the bill as amended has ]uAt been Voted
ioWn-99 10 1OT -
This announcement was received with the most
mingled emotions aud contrRfest demonsTa.
tious--the Hall presenting the aspect OF Ward
meeting, rather than what it is csiied. Fully one
third Of the members out OF their eeats and MIX
ing and buzzng like bees in swarm little
cispostion to sting is at length noticeable. s.
PosTcKlPT SkcokD Adjourned, with an ap-
peal from decision Of the Chair that reconsdeF-
alton cannot be allowed. >.
ThIa vote we published in The T5ne Friday morning,
in our teegraphc report of the days proceedings Tae
vote az printed slighIly Inaccurate, however mf
jackson OF Georgia. put down having voted both Yea
and Nav Be voted Nay MIR MchuleD, who does not
appear la the ist at ALL voted Yea Mr. 5weelzsr who is
reported smong The Mays did not vote ct a according 10
car conespondeprs litt Ed. 1r1b
Proceedings la the seaaee ON Fridny-Dis-
patching 1he GaieDdar-The Beunfy Ahnd
Bili-The TexnA Boundary Bill in the
House.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept 6,
The proceedings Of the Senate to day has been
the rnoat rapid dispatch OF businesS the calendar
Private bills, resolutions, joint revolutions DO &c
were called up and disposed OF with speed Of
which we had no conception during the past eight
rnonths Of She session. Finally came up the regu-
lar order which was the Bounty Land Blu from
she House, This was amended and reamended,
and discussed to the point OF safety but without
q angle pciSt 30 far as | could discover. During
the Whole day it was Of the utmost difficulty to OBJ
tain auorum 20 transact business Vbe interest In
the other House was intense that s Senators could
not be held to their seats so that finally, ABOUT
O'clock, they gave itup in dispair, adjourned and
repaiyed en- a1aSse to the other wing OF the CAPITOL
20 watch the fate of the Texas Boundary Bill. The
sxoitement was up to fever heat then. No blaster
and no talk of any kind. 1t was solld day OF vo-
eipg. Great anxiety was expressed upon the iaces
OF The members and perhaps still greater upon tho
faces of lobby members, among whom l noticed
several old Texas acquaintance. P. A.