The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09
NTELLIeEsCE BY THE NAILS.
Our Washington Correspondence.


WASHINGTON, Sept 6, 1850.
Cahfrrn a~d Eviah Blls.
In the House Of Representatives to-day, amer
Mr. Richardson hcn CONCLUDED his speech in con-
domination of M EwinR's course in relation TO the
Improper payment Of certain moneys OF the United
states,
THK CALIFORNIA BILL
Was taxed up, wh,n Mr.. Boyd proposed TO
amend ithe bill by establishing a territorial gov
eminent for Eutab, the same which he offered
10 the Texan boundary bill, but withdrew
The amendment being objected TO as out Of
order, the Speaker ruled that il was in order.
Mr.. Vinton appe slea from the Speakers decision,
and Mr.. Harris moved to lay the appeal on the
table, which was negatived by yeas sc, nays ll6.
The decision Of the chair was then overrulsd, by
yeas 81. nays l07; by which vote the Eutah
amendment nas oeclared out OF order.
Alter an Intellectual attempt on the part Of Mr..
thompson TO introduce a substitute for the bill ST.
milar to that Offered by Mr. Soule IN the Senate,
the question came ~ on an amendment offered by
Mr.. Or, 10 restrict the southern nits of Califor-
MIA 10 20 deg. 30 mn which was disagreed 20 BY
10 to l32-fhe North IN body, and the South par
tally against the bill
Mr.. Holmes moved u call of the House. II only
excited laugh. lie subsequently moved that the
Hous adjourn. One ruan responded, and another
laughed. Aud III re- The loUg feared, much dreaded,
and long threatened CiIngmaniziDg process fell
10 the grcuDc-ihr mcsi slgnsl, quiet, and dociIe
surrender since ;hs submission Of the coon 10 Cap
tain Scott. Stys b, coon, CAPTAIN Scott, is that
you T. "Yes. m u's me " "Well. it's no use TO
shoot; III come down" And so the South have
come IN without s,aadiog single fire.
MIR. Thompson moved Mr.. Soule's Senate
amendment, prescribing the line OFF, deg 80 min,
and certain cond,fluns respecting the public lands,
and IosipUprg the sdm-sion of the State until she
shall have to the terms proposed. Quietly
rejected, II To- l3l
And then. ~Uhou, the slightest trouble in the
world, the third reading OF the bill was ordered,
l5l 81.
A motion was then made to lay the bill upon
the table; hut only seventeen members demand
ed the ayes and nays n tell the ground quiet
ly as possible.
And the Senate bill, without amen dment, Admit
ting California, war passed, $50 TO %, majority
OF MN, " FIX tor thu hill
just AZ ths n,unirnt DIR. VIM McGwin, one Of
the Senators \, iron, California passed along the
sise cvtsde thr bar A uuinh-r of members shoos
HIM by the hsnd, aud promised Ia call aud see
hIn in the S~nrts M a lev days, as they would
hsve occasion to con-uf him with regtTd to some
rrr, otiani measure, should lbry be taken up for
A,J -. bill wss pH,sei; aud 10 clnch il be-
-yopd re-, ou,if, r,,"p, molten 10 that effect
laid uTCn he ttnit
Never have seen ,thiug % quietly done.
From The moI-ut "a NIL Vas .Hktn ~, % it, pas
sag, here 49, Dot even ne rtp of the Speakers
hammer. and .,f'r thr murmur ~ Conversation,
Ia interrupt ~ ti'att pr,g'rs- ui the bill
Aud IT'S rn,aik 'hr. i"", TINT IA its passage,
there was 10 -pr'-u-r, ~ ChWiog, not the
slig hie,t m-Lifr-t.tFn e approval IA the gall
lefirs Which, boa ever. Wsrr but th1nly Atd)
no aughirg-urt thr -!'ght"st =, m.tOn that any
thiup moo hid bee uud-r consideration than
private hall.
The T,Nps omu,hu, hsd exhausted the fight
the dircu, ZION 81 uiup noIths nod exhausted the
gas, and tn rru.tr ,upu Of the Clu.msn policy
had exhausted ie,i.t no
rHEt ran BItL.
Holy Writ s4,-. 10. ''ft-f stall he fret, and the
dr-t shall be- lrsf -J viry ~ the scripture herein
fu.futd Thu U.ah ort, Ne taste ns'dered " the
the brst epnu,d Go th- House j. the last TO be
considered. Hos usfvril,c- arr the disPensations
OF Providence, sud ~ . en- Ef'tsl
LtUaE STEAM.
The Ssnatr hi i,.tu GOV. tuWent for Utah, was
taken n In couiui ''. ul 'hs House.
MIR W.utW,rt It,ts-sd TIE Wilm"t. lie want
ed the lttls muous 81 free -o'srs to he allowed To-
vote upon It. Yo.- rAen-Wilmst rejected, 81
tots.
M Meade, Of Va moved to repeal all laws o.
the T,iniory Nh.'h 'Acipt' slavery Rejected
MIR Seddun ni,,,s q tu .iu-ud. a. Co secure the
right a ihr introduction of slave properly. Mr.
Secd5n wss in .strss'. l'- war evidently under
deep tkCii, urIt. ADD tusl.tcd srongy upon some
recognition 90 Southrrn ufh,s. REJECTED
Mr.. Sewn, -'ia mov,d 20 gise the Territory
the night To con-. 90 s,a Sute, with or without
slavery, - thy ms q. c. R,i"cted
The HDus, received to limit debate to i've
mir uus
Mr. Bsyy tboagb, III, nil satisfactory. The
vuRinia Senart-, st. al TIE Southern Senators,
bsd voted Tort
Mr. seldom r,iiinsd that when the Virgins
Sensors vojso fot thi- b'l they did nocontenplate
the sefst OF out. - which have since been per
petfaied upuu me S,uth. 4nd th.t some
Mr.. seldom VA. staptsd nv cries Of question,
question. uro'r. ~ 60. question.
Mr. Wilson 'n' ndu'nt for repeating the
MeSican la~s wss r,J.c-d
Mr. Juhans su,,Brn-nt 'Npressly containing
the Ms1icsn ls~s. abui shing slavery was rejected
A debate sucrt.cT1 rst~een MI Seddoa, of
Virginia, end Mr. T,ouos. Of Grorglt, respecting
the outrager upcu The south, Mt Toombs con-
tending that he -d.u'ss,un ~ California was no
Outrage, the dlVriou ot that country would simply
have made Two ire states instead OF one and
that Whist the Sou'h have io.t elsewhere has been
from dssfi-cuon among tbrnssives
The debate h.p-n 20 NJ a hule lively. II was
necessary to lst of l'tls st,fm.
AcAsE- 40 pgHr, AgIsR ALL.
Mr. Hubbard ~ Alabama, said the dispute be-
TWEEN the North sod he south vas like q trial Of
two men once helufe HIM tuf asstut and battery.
One wss tired snd found not guilty; the other was
tired end acquitted he was compelled TO decide
there was no hght although the two men bad
fairly Rouged each otber's eyes out (Grea,
Nr seldom Lep, up the DISCUSSION. eloquenuy
defending the nnexsIioH ~ Texas.
ytcHr oS MS owr HOOK.
Mr. Brown, ~ N,rsissigoi, thought that MI
Seddop In this disrussion. was hike the man on the
battlefield az New Orleans the d ~ after the battle.
He was loading and hnng a. fact AZ ne could ~
himself, and ~ the empty air Os being aeked
what he was sftsr he said he was lighting the
battle over sgsin ufsn hs own hook. daughter
Mr.. Brown WISE tor turning the matter over TO the
pecple. Whatever they might do, he, Tor enc,
was for resistance
The bill WISE at kneth brought TO IN I'd read
ing, and paseed-syes ", nays 70 And the pas-
sage OF the bill v-r ehnc BY the ~ Al motio on,
and the House adiourssd
Thus, in two dsys. the greet issues are settled
The California end Utah bilh have passed, With
out amendment The senate ell readily concur
In the Texas Compro uise