New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

end vj,bed the vote cofteS'eu; "A ue@P9 G 80
semPe M Senstor had right to call up
o wn ~ already decided unless ne had voted In
que .f;rmstive and w.hed to move q reconsferA-
t;n Mr. HALE came TO the rescue OF hlg tavorl'e
nao..ura The discussion grew hot and heavy
n"asrsl attempts we're made oy the Chair to give
!, the go.by but tho whole attention OF tne
t,an5s Of the MEASURE now fully aroused to tho
"nbect MASON finally, whether through Tear,
anes.p or mssnanmity was unable tosatlsfy tnysei,
aanrs5 n reconsideration of the vote, when 70 the
.,ias Of every body there was slority OF tive
~ fsyor of retaining the provision and as II won
~ Yond nover cease, Mr. YULEE oil ail the men
~ ~ yporia moved TO extend the prohibition 70 the
xsonb.nt Marine, which ls Immediately Voseo ia 10
ano sm.pd nent of the bill. That there Is any
system Of Jogging sailors IN the mercnant marine
}TsIts1 states Is what | was not aware OF, nor
u u tuov what influence Congress did exercise
w :. If there were, except by making it an
ofep.e and Furnishing u az sucn. a.,
Tba e,st thing, az the opening OF the Evening
Section yss sort OF penetenilal scene on the
~, nj several Southern Senators Ter the moon.
Pae,o,o ,pystb poured out upon Capt RANLIrT Of
Msss wbose statement was read several weeks
49, ~ raIs,ion to the imprisonment OF coored sea-
p6 In tho pors Of Charleston, S. O. together with
aorna statemtnss relating 20 the same practice IN
cher Southern ports. The subject was called up
NOW nv Mr. WINTHROP, who had sandry oertlb'
nstes IN thu high character OF the Captain for pro-
htfy
Latter from CapI RAELITT himself, in which no ad-
lifted that bis indignation at the laws OF South
Csrolins might have led him TO some little exa5-
eerasIon as 10 the fhcts. Mr.. SoULE apologlsed
Verv handsomely for mistake he made IN stating
Tho law of bis own State on the subject, and chatg-
inc the keeper Of ,he Home for C0lored Sailors In
Nav York with fslaebood for saying that the Har-
bor Masters come on board the vessels IN New-Or
eans end ia 4 G the colored sailors OF to prison
Mr.. soULs had discovered that there was a law
upon the statute book authorizing sud requiring
that prooe epibg, of which hs was ignorant when he
denied it, and that the "Nlgger Boarding. d9oae
Keeper was right ana he was wrong, de mad
teleeraphed to New Orleans to ascertain how
mabyfree men had been Imprisoned under this law,
without crime of any sort, and aacertalned that the
number did not excsed 300!
Mr. BUTLER then did penance and made the
omeude honorable 10 Captain RANLlTT and Mr.
BgRRlEN followed suit 30 ended that affair."
sou,hern gentlemen handling the matter as mon
lev handles hot chegtnuts when he IL compelled TO
use hia own PAWS MI. BUTLER measuring MS
words"
The Military Bouaty Land Bill came back from
the House, the House refusing to concur In the
6enate's amendment which inserted the navy, that
is the marines and sailors, along with the soldiers
and the Senate backed out, SO that amendment IL
lost
A message came from the House 20 announce
the disagreement of that body with variety o.
Appropriation bill, and Committee OF Conference
was appointed
At 81 O'Clock the Senate went into + Eeoutivf
Session, which lahted q large part OF the night
and in which alarge part Of the appointment wert
confirmed The doors were occasionally opened Il
receive messages, appoint Committees Of Confer
enoe &c The House finally receded from all i'll
objections to the Civil and Diplomatic bll, except
three, upon which they made steod. The first
was the allowance to Richie of the ten per cent
NJ p1,,fi,. yrybio b1dh aou nj
lowed by the Senate upon the motion OF Nc S0ULE
The second was the action of the Senate In amend
ing tho House restrictions upon Mileage out OF tbs
bill, and ths third related to the salary OF the Chief
of the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery. Upon this
the Senate took the studs and insisted. Three
several times during the night the bill went back
to the House with the refusal OF the Snse TO yield,
until, finally, about 81 O'clock, Sunday morning
conhtructivey Saturday night-the House sent in
its atmatum, Tney reoeded on the MileGge Ques,
ton and the Medical affair, but would positively
see the bill perish before they would give the in
iquitous appropriation to the U'''o. vUuoorn Chli
was stumper. Tho successive votes IN tht
House showed constantly increasing major
Ivy against the appropriation until 1t amounte
"a now to about two thirds Of the whole. Besidt
they had clenched the after by motion TO recon
@ slider their iast vote aud by laying the motion to re
ky consider The table, 80 that II tne bill came oac
AGAIN from toe Senate it would inevitably 6e loci
unless two thirds OF tho House could be overewe
and made to recede from their position The enter
prise was getting rather too r!sky. Most OF The
Senate were quite sobered and after several tenn
perate and several Incorporate speeches, tho Sen
ate receded from this amendment, and the bill
went back to the House and was signed whereup
on the House sdourno at o minutes past o clock
in the morning, at which time the Senate wen,
again into Executive SESSION, and [ retired from
the premises,
AZ to the personal department OF tne Senators
during this protracted sesaion OF 10 out OF the q
hours it as generally good, should say, com
pared with some former OCCASIONS, with o
two marked exceptions MANGUM OF ~ U. ant
FoOTE OF Miss. were little =" how come you 80 7
NAhGuM made a funny speech against the desecra
,ion Of the Sabbath, which reminded one OF tht
Herald newspaper" defending the public NOR
ais and FoolE was savage and silly IA hia de
fence Of RIToRIE, dealiog out a curse more exsrav
aBsnt than Obadiahs upon all the eAem,es OF tina
"pure minded and honest old man" He pushet
the thing into such ridiculous excess5s, IL
his drunken frenzy, that halt dozen SENATOR
were around him al the same time trying TO sc
him of his feet while the CHAIR WAS remindiul
him that be did not know what impro prieties ht
was committing.
All the Appropriation bills were saely go
through In one shape another, and 30 Of 81,
Bounty L ands and various other bills.
The tone of feeling toward SEWARD and Hall
Ia better at the end OF the session than have eve
seen it, noshw iihR tGnding the irmness or rather il
consequence Of the tiemness, with which they hav
adhered to their convictions OF thoir trath. Eaol
has carried an important me6sure-SEWARp tn,
admission of foreigners to a participation in tht
mines of California, and HALE the abolition o
Aogging in the Navy,-boh of them striking msrk
OF tho growth OF enlarged and world embraoin:
philanthropy, such as II ia most gratifying TO Sc,
cbaracterizng the action OF stionRl Legislatures
CHASE has, | think, siways been popular hero
The Southern nltrss have become as mild as lambs
Everything wears ooucssory aad trsternznt
aspect highly sonsolasory to the timid souls WIN
feared few months ago that the end Of ali thing
was at hand The cloaing scenes will take plac
Monday morning SPA.
SATURDAY IN TIE HOUSE.