The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-31


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On Tsssdsys lssser ~as received from Mr.
Scrwin, rerigniag bis seai Ia the Senate.
1 The Compxouiss ~. Mas again ssk<a %.
shen Mr.. Tu,ney u.,,ss % snssJ Mr. Foo,s !.
amendment y srzn@aias csiaor,ia bsck u 70.
view he lonssituiiop. Th< amspdnrus was
iosi-yeas ~. maya 80.
M, Davis, Of Mis-, moved an snsnlnens. re-
Pealing all laws abolishing slswy IN ths l<sril,
mes. This amendment WAS debated b. Ms.sss.
foo'e. brrrisn aud fulee. and njsrssd--ssas
q, nays 81. -
On "Wednesday. Mr.. Foods wishissw Ais
amendment for The prrscnt.
NJ, Bradbury moved his amendment r~feuinr
the Texas boundary to three Commissioner.
Mr. hask moved as . substitute iof IL that The
Terss boundary shall be as lsil down in The act
ef 1856 kejertai--yrss 10. nsys -.
M. Hale moved 70 add that, in the snssBlIme,
the night Of Texas add Of the Uni,ed States .hall
iem'n as existing BY The hoe 0fuesiy Of Hissl-
80. q. 49, ". - r.
Mesrs- Butler. Rusk. Ben,op and lea Davis
opposed ar. Hals's amendrnent. Mr.. BralhuGs
supported Il.
No question being taken. the Senate adjourn
ed. Allsffl
On Thursday. Mr.. cass's resolution In re.s-
ton 10 providing by law sgainsi N iliiary 0fhcefs
perionning civil duties. vas further debated By
Ar. Houston. .6sA id lHuq b
The cornpsoallae Bill was then taken up, and
the question Was taken on Mr.. Halss amendment
TO W.. Brsdbury's amendment and Il wss reject.
ed--yeas %. nays 30. s Is
Nj. Bsgiton moved 10 add to Mr.. Bradhur, q
amrndmeni. that the commissioned ia agreeing
on line, shall take no part Of New Mexico 10
be given 10 Texas. lislstr I 48
long debate ensued, and at 4 o'clock, Mr..
Clarke moved an adjoumment, which was lost
yeas IS, nays 81.
Mr.. Ben.on's amendment vas then rejected
yeas i6, nays So.
Nc, Mason moved TO amend. by adding, that
the Commissioners shall only run tho Weston
boundary Of Tsxas fsa
This amendment elected debate, when Mr..
Inmey moved an adjournment, which was los,
.---yeas 20, nays &c. 5a.as
The dcbatc was further continued. aud then
the question was TAKEN upon Mr.. Mascll amend.
ment, and rejeciei--yeas rs. nays 20.
After further debate. the Senate, a g O'Clock,
sdjourned-ycas rs, nays IS. 81.
81 HORSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
In the House, on Thursdny, July Is, siler
farther debate. the report Of the committee on
elections. which declared Il inexpedient to I'd.
INIT Hugh y. Smith % o delegate from New
Mexico, WIS agreed to--ycas %, nays SO. So
the House refused TO admit Mr.. Smith. q
On Friday. Mr.. Potter. from the Committee
on the Post Office and Post Roads. introduced
hlll TO modify and mdoee the rates Of postage.
The second reading was objected 10. - 8 IA 4
The bill proposes that the postage shall he, on
letters prepaid, any distance, thee cens--not
prepaid, five cents. Newspapers, half cent on
each. when delivered in the State 10 which they
are printed and onl Of the State, one tent. Pam
phlr,s and magazines, embracing bound books,
two cents for the first ounce. and one crnt for
each additional ounce. A million and half oil
dollars 70 be appropriated to Supply any defcien.
~ which may occur in consequence OF The ar
rangemcnt--and the coinage OF three cent pieces
On Saturday, tho case Of Almon W. Rabbit,
applicant for seat as a delegate from Descret,
was under discussion. and on taking the vote,
Tho House refused, by large vote, TO give him a
seat.
On Monday, July %. several Communications
were received fromthe President. transmitting in
formation in regard 10 the affair al Tigre Island,
md copies Of the recent treaty with Great Britain,
md Of that negotiated by Mr.. llise with Nicara.
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The Senate bin to establish Blanch Min. at
New York. being called up, after a discussion,
vas referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
On Tuesday. reports were called for from com
niltees. Nothing important dono. Il
On Wednesday, the California bill Was laid
side, and the Military Academy appropriation
hill akon up.
Mr.. Burt explained the amendment 10 the bill
increasing the pay Of certain officers In the Acsde.
NY.
The amendment was discussed by Messrs.
Marshall and Mcl.sne until 4 o'clock, v hen the
lelnte closed.
Mr. Marshall, by unanimous consent was al.
owed to continue bis speech. He contended I
hat the SUPPLEMENTARY Of West Point should ,
70 opened to the whole Army, and not 10 be con.
lined to the Engineer corps
Mr.. Burt desiring to reply, the House adj
burned.
On Thursday. The consideration Of the Militia. !
y Academy appropriation bin was again resumed;
md after discussing several appointments. the
rose and the House adjourned. 1.
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