The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-01

sun is so interesting that do moi hesitate to lay al
It's contents before our readers, oe.as
tReponsd Sor the Baltimore SUM-
WAsaISGros Septelnber 2s. 1850.
HousE or hEPRksgsTArIvEs The House met At u, and
Ssnssp.ipg lscss o two hours, continued in session ill
The most mpoaat business which occupied the atten-
10. q as HOUSE daring the session Of nis day
sn,sns a,o detail Of he by Which me result
e. en- s y zee S ssa
signedtby the President la regard 10 the civil bn there
ing between the The senate had added to this
bin some ninety anendments inyoeing an aggregate Of
aprovison regard the mileage ofsenaors and rep
iesenatives, liking maximum pt mileage 10 the delegates
q nd
ing TO the seat OF the federal government and having It's
uy Il also aimed three sections, Intended
rae me contractors Tor The pgeic pruning lessrs Tren-
holm and Belt q otherwise Mr. Ritche) Tor their iosses in
These sections ndsmniaed o actual losses Tor all the
profit be delenned pom by The Secretary ofhe Treas
ary. &c and also provided tia, the work the next Sos
DO proposed for and awarded 10 the lowest bidder, &c
provisions formed the Paepai cause Of
the general appropriation, and thus putting stop
wheels government Aier three several committees of
conference the House reoeded from provision in regard
10 the mileage. and this left under the old law
before roiroad were in operation It. however adhered to
its amendment which struck the entire provision OF
Senate intended 10 indemnify Mr|Ritche So strong
the feeling Of considerable majority Of the House, that
they even refused TO accept nercfu proposition reported
to the two houses BY he conisess lo which Messrs Vim
ara 3 81 Ss a1ss s
hshs inclusive q per ee.sge for the wear and tear q
WIS chairman on the part Of the HOUSE, could not asres
Finally upon the motoa Of Mr.. smny, the House, q. ii
amendment regard the printing, and threw the respon
sbiliy on that body Of recedg or OF losing the appopra
The Senate also amended the civil and diplomatic bill so
as TO appropriate $500 900 70 comnence laying the oudl
hall of Representatives and chamber and new
library all OF which are much needed The House
the conerees induce the House modify It's action
and allow $l00,00O to conmence This very important and
crease fronts the Capitol and hundred
and Rfy feet, with depth Of one hundred and fifty
81 0O0 which will make this edifce OF such and
magnifcenco as to satisfy the wants OF the legislative
dect the of the republic and its growing wealth
This appropriation for which the people Of this
accumnlaes properly another form the govern
men and transfers the money TO the pockets Of the honest
may prove 50 some ay) that aroused 10 The
Importance Of having buildings to the State War;
It's valuable meoriassnch as the manuscripts Of
s.sd he and shs bs
To return the action OF the last days OF the session.
which the surviving officers and soldiers Of ali the wars il
which the United States have beeu engaged will receive
The administrator Of the law (or il is law having
been signed BY the Presidency will absos nearly go 600
or to spectators Ii wdepriye the government any
ing revenue from the sale Of public lands for the ten
iteen years come, The rules OF evidence will be SUCH
no doubt as 10 deprive the departments OF ability is
warrants to more Than 5OOOOO of acres per
should this issue. will bring down the price of
the much lower than the government prices for the
men at the doors Of the several land Offices the
greatest amount of public lands is entered Purchasers
their entries with these warrants while they win be able
to buy % even 80 per cent lower than the
government can possibly receive their land Offices will
be for payments from actual and will no,
receive any from this class of purchasers II these warrants
be made receivable in payment OF entries BY empors
Thus you see ss whilst 'hs 10 Of this year
tions the Post Office Department which department is
presumed to support tse1 the policy o. the pre.en. Con-
public andsand TO add that mach to the deficit In the
ha' e
actual necessity for H. upon articles which win bear an In
sS he treasury and enable The government to &C., along
The California house bill passed, and several
other bills Of minor importance, which have not time TO
tn. House will meet tomorrow H. The only remain
bin by the Speaker Il is very doubtful whether there will
be quorum to witness the signature s.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1850
cls q g. Senatorial bea, Sc.
tied -An Erpiaratio~, &c.
The battle has Just been fought and II Is too
do than give account OF the killed and wounded
The House last night till In the morning. so that We
have ply steal insurance that the Sabbath win be day
Of rest with many of the members They passed all the
bills except that oil the rivers and harbors
for which will be time lett next session, In conjunc
ton with slight notifications In the tarih 't,
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill through
fiery ordeal and there was some danger oil the bill lying
I'LL Monday, when, after special committee OF con.
ference appointed in behalf OF Mr. Richie, the
Senate receded from It's proposition In regard TO him, and
| the House from the constructive mileage.
The manner In which Mr., Richie was oversaughed
Is not very credabe the House. Wings, free-soers
and nuilihcrs conypired his ruin The disunonsts North
and South, after trying In vain TO break down the UHion
The Tans aier attempting the heavens, have
shown their proves by cutting OH heads OF thstes. MI
Richie does understand boring, lobbying, making
bargans and Is in his old Reproduced for not
out the whole crisis through which be and the coun-
try have gone with singular uprgbncss, honor and firm
ness and may well excailn with Fancis Tout ea perdn
hors ontpr. IL is such battles as these which insure
do nothing Father Richie his enemies in the House
insist pound Of flesh, tpoor klche spare
hall 50 well as ID they shall NOT draw blood with Il.
Mf Nathan Sargent the reputed author OF the Alpha let
night MS recorder Of the Land Office this have been
The work Of wings Hayden, Of the Boston post Office
cot his quieu and Gordon former wing postmaster
Confirmed in bis place. Bot there IL In calling the
rejection OF Mr. Peers, Of New Orleans the original friend
OF Gen Taylor deserves passing notice, from the prom
nen, position he occupied under the late adminsra-
| ton. 9aN -
been amcably arranged rs you will have seen by the card
of these genfemens friends In todays Union This Is
should Mr. Fremont was wrong 10 attack Mr. Fooe
for words spoken la debate which, as he (Fooe) distinctly
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