Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11

MONDAY, JASuAaY 7, 1850.

The resolution OF DR. Clemens Calling Cor information
20 appointments of and instructions TO agents in California;
and calling also for the ground o. Gen. rdyos opinion as
cysn In his Message Now Mexico would ask oI
admission int the Cni,n, vas t'ker up
Mr. Miller moved 10 81. ise out tne last clause
Mr. Rlsk OBJ sc.ed dli TAT hiu Executive had
directly atesried In opposition - ts Interest ano s"'s
sovsreign State 49,.
was nothing the resolution tat :le President ought no
20 answer His Mt putp1se vi piiiLjpsnp. ihe
question above that Tho Legislature Of ms oia'e ao
called his attention this subject Was there man, VINO
was 10 be brought swallow tne Wnet Pfoviso, aohhis
tered In new foml Were the Senators to DO eaea HE
sek children and coaxed swallow doso BY Cali
ING it by another nsme IRE Executive had directly inter
fored and brought about result as the Mlmo
Provso had been passed by Congress and approved ny Tile
President .,x n,
The resolution postponed on motion Of Mr. Douglas
by casting vote Of the Vice President as ol'ws
Bright, Chase Clarke Cy Corwin, Davis, OF Mlss,enu
sets Dayton Douglas Greene, Hale Hl Min, Jonos, Mn
Ms Ss Eohs . hns s sa,s s
NAYs-Msssrs Atchison Bell Berrien B.iland, bust
Calhoun s bodee Of
Downs Foote, Houston, Hunter King M4son, M'ton
Rusk Sebastian. Seward Soue, Steward, Sturgeon ius
Tne Vice President The Chair in tho affirmative
So the resolution was laid on the table
Mr. Mason reported bill TO provide tor the unsetteo
elaine OF Virginia officers aud soldiers OF tho revolutions
Mr. Fooeof.rcd resolution for the election Of Chap
Mr. H,uston's resolution calling Tor the correspondence
between tho Government and tho u 5 authorities at Santa
Fe was adopted.
Mr. Phelps moved 10 postpone the previous orders and
take up the Joint Resolution 10 provide for the collection OF
tho revenue. -...,
debate He called for resolution pending, relative to
Austria. oe ,,o co,r.
try would suffer- the speeches ca austa ao ufh
were deferred
Mr. Foots thought it delicate question: as me Senate;
from Vernon; principal orator on tho iteVen
measure which he wished bring up in preference 10 Inc
continuation of the debate on the Austrian mission.
The resolution was postponed MI fheip > moton was
Ths following resolution submitted by Mr. Downs oh the
3Ist nj limo was considered and agreed 70:
Resolved That the President OF the un'od States De re-
nnese "a communicate 10 Senate copies OF all cores
pondence that taken place with the Minister o. SPAN III
Washington or the authorities Of Cuba, Or tho American
Consul at Havana Others concerning the abduction OF
Ry alias Garcia from New Orleans by the Spanish Consul
nj tina, port or By his connvancs together
with the correspondence with tho district attorney OF e
United for the eastern district OF Louisiana or oher
officers OF Government 10 that STATE aad me instructions
given touching this affair Also, copies OF all the proceed
nqs and testimony and arguments of counsel reported I"
the Government had and taken relating 10 IT, ooofe Judge
Briqh. and Commissioner Chew, aad all the proceedings
and rcnors made 10 tho Government exami
nation together with all other docum MIS-
correspondence and other papers touchln5 sa adr III
possession OF the Government
M CAsss resolution for an inquiry into rho cxpcdi-
ency Of suspendng diplomatic relations with Aus'aa ~aT
'ss MI II Hale spoke on the subject and moved to include
Mr. Clay spoke az aims. the resolution.
Mr.. FoorE took the floor and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House me, al IL O'clock The Journal of Friday hav
ing been read.
Mr. KAUFMAN BY permission of the House. reported from
the committee on rules amendments the rules
which were on his motion ordered TO lie on the table, be
printed and made tho special order of the day for Thursday
next
Mr. MoRroS asked permission of the House 10 make
some explanation regard daring assault made upon
him in his official capacity. Supposed TO be an article Ia
the Rspublic]
Objection was made and ho did not persist.
The House then proceeded 10 tho election for Clerk
Meesrs Thompson Of Pa Crowell Of Ohio White of y. Y.
and HARRISON of Gl acting tcllers Thcy reported the
Eoiozino as thu result Of the seyera votes.