Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

~ vi ibb1 tfht 'hO '" W.
crls.s must SET all internal polrirs.
Mr.. Davis of Miss. weuld accep, the
Missouri compromise.
NJ Fome defined his posi- ion.
Mr.. DayI,n m"vei 10 posipone the cub
jrct until "Wednesday, whi,h was carried.
AIjournrd.
WAsHisGTcs. March Is.
In the Senate to-day. Mr.. Chase present
ell a petition for magnetic lrgrvh 1"
be ronst'u ted across The continent. Re-
frrrcl to the conH,iice On comm rec, and
'rdrred to he printed.
Mr.. Rusk r-portd hill Er the csiah-
llshnent of post "fhres and ios'-'"ads N
Calf mia aud Oregon also for iT rrasinp
the number of clerks in the pos. "ffice de-
palimrn,.
Mr.. Walker introduced bill providing
f,r the inci.ien, measures 'or constructing
a railroad from the Mlss sirpi river 10 he
Pacific.
On mo,ion of MIR. Davis Of Miss, a b u
To increase The nuu.brr Of coiniiiis aries.
was taaen up ard passed.
On N. ,ion of MIR Badger, the bill grant
ing lsuds 10 the llungariaLs. was laid on
The table.
The Census bill was ,len taken up "n
nhi u III Mr.. Davis o' Mass. Mr.. l,ada-
or moved Ia re. onmnii u, with res'iuii"h
confninp The bl.l 10 snumeratinl tie in
hab ,an,s. Mnli"n nrga'ivcd-yeas 10.
hays 90. The bill vas then d-biied by
Mcssrs. Baldwin, Smi h. Dav son, idser,
sheds, Underw cod, Clay, Benton, and
Da,i.. Of Msssachnse ,s. Mr.. Daw'on
Offered subsii uie for the J., " hlch was
ordered ,o he rrinlei. Mr.. Rad.e. m",cd
, To postpone the sui ct until Tuesday.
which Was adopted. Adjourned.
In The House, the meters relating to the
cu,nIniltee on F"Ieign Affairs.
Ia Comni,,ee of The Whole, hills frnm
the private calendar were taken up. The
psa ,ion oi Morse 4 lIask,ll--for relief Of
DR.. Coop-r, fined hy order of General Jack
SIN al New Or eans--inr the reiiei of the
heirs of the c"n,,nandrr Of the fri. ate
Philadelphia - rclai ~ to the Patent o.
fce-sev rally relorei upon favoiabIy,
when the Gem niitee r,se.
The lIorse then passed ills for the
relief of .:orse and Has ell. an DR.. Coup
er, aier which adjourned until Monday.
WAsni>GroN. March Is.
In the Senate, PERTAINS br ~ III order,
MIR. Dickinson pr s'ntrd pr,iior To pre-
serve III publ lands for post. iiiy M.
/ Sturgeon. one tnr the inrre >e "f d Iirs "n
/ iron so one as ing for The turu,a;iou 81
territorial. gov ernncns without the pru,l-
81. ind u incii,uTia Je-lariuy that ionlr
cannot aholI b slavery in The District OF
T. lurbia without the cunsch, q: Mar, land
/ Mr.. Claws resolutions we're then iakeL
up. and Mr.. B ,dper, Of North Carolina, fe-
, !iverrd moderate but Grw speech. lie
Tho igh, that it Gor. Seward had spoken
the sen, men,s ui the North. The rnnii ua-
,,on of The Umo., was M longer desirab e ::
! but he d d not brlicvr such To be ,le sen
,imen,s OF the North Mr.. y. gaze way
tor a mo ion to pos,pone. aud ,hc Sena e
went inro ENeculne Session, aud ailerw ards
adjourned
In the House, Mr. Boy!, Of Kentucky.
by UNANIMOUS c"nsent, Presented the meu.-
U-lal of the California constitutional cou-
ven;lon, Mnh The credentials of NJ ssr..
/ e. lpeit aud Wight, aud the ca, sii,u,Ion ,f
the proposed State. these were laid ui-
on The table and ordered to be printed. -
The New York les ,iut!uns on lhc same
subject were ordered to be prinrt. aud
then the House wcnt into CoInrnliiee oi the
I VIM c on The sIac of the Uainn. Mr.
( illams at Tennessee, n.aJ" a speech III
favor vi The a mi slun OF California. Mr.
] Casey delivered the mos, dec died adrninis-
irai.O, 81 e.ch ui tie session, aIvoraI,n.
the III aud pr'pii.,y Of admitting CAL
lorna.
/ Mr.. Glddlnrs replied io that par, of Mr.
Ninthr"ps speech "nh regard 10 the con-
tes, iur /, e Sr akrrship which r lat, d To-
himself, with severity. creating n uch SEN
sa,lon. lie i.Ir to the course of Mr..
! Winthrop AS I" the war. MIR. Winthrop
made 10 reply.
nlr. GJdin2s then delivered bold and
rad { ! speech on the Caiornia qu. s'iuu.
| Mr.. ] hurstun ob,s.ncd the Il or ior the
NIX, day. The Committee ruse and tie
House adjourned.
CREyLssE DANCEYs Lp N,v O,la.ns