New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
sy rtlseaaps 10 the NETWORK TaISuNE.
xxxsm CONGRESS-. First Sessions.
sENArE.. =. wAsnIssros, Friday. AuF. 70.


xxxIm C0NGREss.... First Sessions.
sENArE... w Asniseros. Friday. Anf. 70
Mr. DicKissos desired to correct a statement IN
TIE Telsgraphi0 report Of tho action OF toe Sens'e
= dsv or Two ain oc. on Resolution, making inquiry
,elstive To the Foreign Mail 5ersioe BE did not
eppo,e the Resolution While he obj cted that toe
scxn Atom called for would be received nom
an sshsr Quarter. he said that " the mover OF sne
nesoslon desired lite adoption, let il DO passed oy
oil means. - a..
bsn granting lands to Michigan TO aid 10 the
cossuuct,op Of Canal connecting Lakes SUPERB.
and Michigan, was next taken en- and debated az
kBfth. ~.
Mr.. Dawson took the floor, and opposed the bill
% the ground Of partial Improvements.
-: CAss explained away the Cosstitutonal
dhicoties
Mr. FELcH offered an amendment to the bill
Mr. DAVIS Of Mass. questioned the utility OF the
general practice OF donating lands FOR improvements
Mr.. DoueLAs replied, showing that the enhance
ntnt 10 the value Of lands was full inde unity. rne
debate 10 still pending. the question oil Internal
improvements being incidentally discussed
The question being taken the bill was ordered
% Be ensrossed aud read third time.
The Senate then went into Executive session
sAd subsequently adjourned TO Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
This being Private Bill day the House took up
the bill TO extend Jethro Woods patent for cast
ken PIow.
Mr.. swEETzsR objected.
Mr. BARLAE spoke in favor Of the bill and said
dat Wood had not received the remuneration to
which be was entitled.
Mr. BINGHAM pronounced the claim OF Wood 20
the original construction OF castiron Flows unoo IA
ed, and objected to tho bill on various grounds
among others the extraordinary tax on 1oe lar
ners.
Mr. BneaAn estimated that The tax OF 25 cents
peT p!ow provided 10 the bill would amount 70 one
half million Of dollars annually.
Mr.. NELSON proposed pro'iio against Interior
ne with other inventions.
Mr.. BAYLY asked to make statement showing
the necessity OF taking up the Indian Appropi"'
tjon bill at once. LII
Mr.. NrLsos and Mr.. vENABLr opposed the oli.
Mr.. srRoso moved TO cummit II 70 Oommit'ee
" SYLVESTER moved to lay the whole subject
On tho able the question was decided in tbs srmi
ifve. Yssys 80, NAYS 16.
Mr. McLEAE OF Ky. moved TO go into CommlHee
q Privse Bills Decided 10 the negative
Mr. Johnson oil Arb made two Intellectual ef0rn
n s.tup the Irdau Appropriation bill Il being on Ito 'hrd
me SPEAKER announced the first busaess In
order be The report from The S,sny COMMITTEE apPo 1led
sssertsn Who boicng S.e ID o.s cry sSs,ss
Gen rsyior-conunbuIing money matog sp secns. ana
~ipg in he psP. Toe Conpiues report nav s,ns ~
M scHEscE commended that the witnesses
ia rem answer He moved 70 amend Mr. SisnJ's
sosuoa which pending, 10 make me Wit iof me ares
~ assss Rnche and sengsta 10 be brought before the
hoose 10 answer for alleged contempt relnrnabe 10 De.
C. nber AZ when weather rll DO cool and mods OF
Dtutes viii not be mach ex cited az now .
Mr.. STANTON Of Ky. said that AIR hltcbie, with
,..peet 10 The Committee and House. declined
fbe Committee did mol Stop 10 explain, and the inVesigs
ven VI n,o.cd tho oh;act, md nurnoses Of
ls COMMITTEES and % Ss ln.0 mo
The previous question was demanded and second'
"a on ssrse TO tne pending resooIons sno
besbs morning noaI expired ooos I.hs = ~ ons
YER nae on saem' Inc n0u'' '''A ny 'ae
M CLARK said that the Wii@os pfo.lso o,, wa
~%,,,,a Wssn ,he Whlss sssomol.o in State convsn-
ssD wns VIEW % ~ sf srcsks wss dlsug
syc+s of the Conmnse aud reported uuons 70 MA
rss ssc, "a. sorssd bsors ibs psopIs last lbs Con
vendor were friends OF Proylso now snd forever
Esxho. HIS Colleague s.d yesterday that Toe ProvsO
useiul ano answered its purpose and % q,
.s..d before he Is.olscn' ss5s report
s s % 70 70, S oOs Ss M
yo,ed r il because be thou right
NJ, be vosd 40 reject The Texas B1undary bid was this
ihsi would give Texas Al least seventy tho l.
~ snd ,sp millions OF money would 70 to no mater win
ssrsh he mousy would no, 20 70 Isose brave men VINO
sn ~ nan OF San Jscipo or lhs .o OF tno,e
Mo is al The Alsmo m woud 10 10 the bulls aud De. rs
Of Inc soch mslt, He discovered tba Inc bill propos,
70 VIE t edom Of Der so aud he ressur, m money He
brew nothing Of he lesser domain OF Iesislauon he
siwsys voted according bis honest convictions de
voice ssains he Texas DiI and subsequent
ssb Geo him that be rghI His colleague that Dy
ne providence Of Goo, Slavery not 10 Inc Tenn
tcyfes. He, Cisk, believed that II there no Law 10
NevYo iofbidoinx Slavery hfy Ihous sand
h hst bale would OWE Slaves, for fsmi les exPenen
cog TIE Deonvobce Of help wouid own IN IN fnere wss
Adherence
says thai II In vain 10 enact laws against mo decree o
Goo Slavery cannot 10 the tsrtories the genfemsr
hem Nor'h Carolina tChnsmanb said yesterday mai