The New York herald., 1850-06-13
DOU BILE SHEET.
New York, 1hu,sday, june l3, 1850.
reiex, aphie Summary.

Ia the Senate, yesterday, some time was con-
sunsd by the morning business, before he Compro-
uise bin was taken up. Mr.. Dayton, of New Jer-
sey, resumed mis- speech when the bill came up
he spoke strongly against paying Texas, and wound
mp with stating his satisfaction and concurrence in
the proposition to abolish the slave trade. When
he had finished, MIR. Clay appealed 10 his friends
not &c enter into any debate, but to vote upon Mr.
Rsntons motion and If il should be rejected, then
10 rcsnme the consideration of the Compromise
bill. Some discussion took place between Mr..
Davis, Of Mississippi, Mr.. Foote, and Mr.. Dayton,
in reference to Mississippi law. Mr.. Foote thought
Mr.. Dayton expected reward from the Executive.
Mr. Dayton said he did not know what the Senator
alluded To, and did not care button for reward"
Mr. Clay hoped Mr.. Benton would permit vote
Mr. Benton made reply and after discussing
some amendments anil after a long debate, the
Senate Adjourned.
The House OF Representatives were occupied a
eensde'nble time in minor matters, after which
the California bill was tskeH up The scenes of
the day previous al once renewed. Member
after member from the South offered amendments
and some, several of them. Each amendment,
ertitle- the mover To speech Of five minutes
Mr.. Morse, Of Louisiana, offered amendment
TO the ba that snt-rentisin, socialism, and Fou-
said, that he could demonstrate that socialism was
the cause Of existing difficulties. Socialists are
Trying 10 take away the property OF the South.
Points of order, amendments, speeches, taking ap-
peal, from The decision of the chair, and moving
that the committee rise, amid scenes Of the great
-st confusion and disorder, occupied the time Of
ihs House uhtil il ad diorrncd.
Oar private ,eloersPhic dispatches hsyn wssh-
ng'on very interesting. The nomipaiion Of
Mr.. II. Maxwell, as Collector OF this Port. is not
bkely 10 be sent in until the California bushes. IL
disposed Of which will bs some time hence, we
fsney. The Cbngrsan policy, he says. will be
adopted if they try TO bring in California separately
We think hi. policy has been ried pretty eiicc,u-
ally fer the las; two days. The Il. $. steamer
Vixen, that was ordered TO be ready ai DAYS
notise, 10 lease the Potomac for the Wcri Iudi-s,
- ordered 10 be paid OH The arrival OF the
u. :. steamship SaTnnse il the cause. Our
respondent states THE Important intellisenee-that
when the CorDpromise bill and the Presidents
par Uo admit California ~ hersel0, are rejected
~ the Senate, he will probably recommend Con
us,s 10 adopt the Missouri Compromise Of 30 20
hwould sesm, from what can learn from the
agi,sl, and all parts of the South. ths, this line
'is become he only mode Of settling the difficulty
> pca which the South will unite and agree.
oUr teiegrspkic despatch from Baltimore is very
~. po-tani. The United States steamer SsrRnac
ha tanned NJ Norfolk Commander TaaRll was
m H. way 90 Washington We do NOT believe
.ou sporiions W th.s despatch. Il ,,s,esthsi the
i've pIsosers taken az Gardens had not bs-n shot
md ~ogld be sent home.
w ,hsye sielegraphic despatch from Nssavills,
= N proceedings of the Convention yes, ,-rday
n d. oScsng the adoption Of the address which
,ad b o. reported Wy the committee, Mr Ccl9uit.
,fCe, uh.mele very b,lhgercn, speech. lie
lJy,.e, the Southern States 70 20 10 nork and
mould wlicis, cart cannon, md Eil their nrsensls
need " TO defend iheir night. The speech of
Hr. Co omi j. rhiheT amusing. and very good n.-
ured. kwas answered hy Isiee Hunter and
;enerql N.loD-hoih of whom .ook Nr. c. 20
..l for h fTancy, and made most pairic &c
re.ehcsh SAVIOR of ihc right. of the South. rs
..lIasClr "a ptesersiion of the non. The d.
,sic. cener Or, sppesrs 50 have hem marked D
"A. greatest unsninity u sentiment and good fee,
ag.and We ruch regret shat our re9ort was al.
u,sly eu, oh. 6 by forn, selearaphic accident -
or, il uas In s1fd.