New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
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SENATE. :. WASHINGTON, aon6ay' sept y
The Texas and New-1ezco OMNIBUS was va 20
o,vo,, from the House of Representatives. p'''1'
,no ,ha morning buainesa'
'Os '"g nano,.s ASKED the unanimous consent OIL
Eel n take up the Texas bill for the pa'-
s4's 800 e oonoorring in the House amend fnsns
pose u rUnsrr obiecsng, the bill waa not taken up
MAJ, after the morning buSinsss had 0eSu
aisoossd Of the bill wsstsken up ,a. If tho
sI ". TouelAs stated that the amendment Of tue
1f' AlO0s 80 aenate New Mexico bill wth snese
noa'. sda a. aprovidiag that no citizen shall be de-
A1eA ~ ~, lie liberty or property, except upon
judgement of bis peers.
Ne CEASE moved to amend by substituting per.
1on for citizen, and due course Oh Ia" ior jug
rsens of bin Peers, which were rejected.
THE amendment of the House was then concur
,sd in. Yeas 80, Nays 10. aafoIows:
YrAsessrs Atcblson; Badger Bell senen SnRo
Sowns. Felch, Eoole Houston. Jones, King msagum
goT.on, NoTis, Pratt RusE Sebastian Shields Sni'o
Spuanes surse9D RsD1sn c6sss Davis Of Ma
Dodge OF wis Ewing, Hemlin, Seward Upnau, iu'i p
On motion of MIR DAVIS of Mas. the bill to au
sorjze the Secretary of the Treasury 20 permit
vs,.el. from the British North American provinces
IN Jasd and unload at such places in any collection
p, in the United staes he may designate, was taken
.o and e7dered 10 third reading
After the transaction Of additional II, ,GnIng bdsi
Nr. HousroN addressed the Senate for an hour
and htIfin persona explanation, In reply to ibe Wallace
ttey denying s tho implicated charSef inofen hea.
nspe The speech Mr Wslsce occupied seal by lno sne
Mi Nr BurLRR who ia reply to &c inttmeton wnica 10
Som Mr. Houston denied, behalf of Nj Wallace. lhst
sny of Inc charges had been suggested By MI Cal
heon /, at -.
for The adjournment OF Congress received AMI taken
up Amoion amend by suba;ulug the I'D ,or the Slh
kst made and debated
Mr. BADGER for the purpose OF testing the Benae
of the Senate upon he poptiey OF keeping within us con-
troll the dav OF a6 iournmen until furhtr progress
should be made towards he completion OF the pupic bas
pess moved 10 lay ihe resolution the table which was
iost to d. the amendment, wss then reJecoo-fess A2
Nays q, and the resolution of The House was concued
Fhe President Of the Senate aligned the Celifor-
hey were the President ofshe United stse' for his
A Message was received from the President
transmitting the report the late Commissioner 10 China
The following message was alao received from
he President OF The United States to the Senate;
ain CON p)isnce with the reQueet Of the Hon. @anuel
Alvarez, Acting Governor &c have the honor 10 trans
Gently adopedby the Inhabitants OF Mexico to6ether
with dgeei otihe for and Rgains. Congress hsv.
lag last passed bill providing Territorial Government
4r Nsw. Mezico do not deem II advisable to submit any
Recommendations on the subject of Slate Government
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Fa,AinefsH, Sept, 9, 1850
THE Message was laid upon the table, and the &c.
Rs,e after Executive Session. adjourned