The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-18

Mr. Brnr; tdem) Of South Carolina offered the fol,
lovinr resolution rhich was adopted =
"keeolved, That tue President be reousstsd N ann.
muniests 10 the Hoose II not incon patible NTH the
public interest. the number Of vessels guns and men
precision Of the African alAve trade sooor,,n- N tb
treaty 81 Washington, and the annual expeniitur..
ere coat OF the ,9nsdron Also the number OF slave
officers and men who have died annually in THAI ser
vice"
On motion Of MIR. BArLr, It was
Resolved, That the President be requested to som
muncAte TO the Houte the amount OF moosy collected
from customs Ia California from the period Of the con
eusoD OF the with exico. until the collector an
pointed under the act Of Sd March lS49 entered upo
the duties hir ofc. and what dispostion has brsn
made of the money thus collected. aud whether n any
has been expended for what purpose and what.
authority the collections were made and under what.
Mr. AoCL.RSANp offered a resolution, under q sus-
pension Of the rules instructing the COMMITTEES ON
Public Lnndr TO report bill granting to each State i
which there is or may hereafter be public inst otion
for the deaf nj dumb. blind or insane. Q township,
Of land for n. use OF such institution II there be
public LANDS in any more States, laud shall be-
supplied elsewhere.
An Intellectual ,fcrt made to lay the resolution
on the table, and il war then adopted
Mr. swrrIrns. (whig) OF New York, offered the fol-
lowing resolution =
Resolved That special committee OF Eve members
OF this House 10. ard the same hereby sppoiuted
with power to ascertain whether the SEQ
rotary OF the Treasury has not ared appropriated
large amount OF money from the surplus fund without
authority or Law which had accumulated to said fund
under the provisions Of the of Congress- of 1885,
for other purposes under various specific appropra-
tioDs made by Congress since 1880 !; and that said
committee have power send for and
Adopted
Mr. Jons a. KrSe: twh'g Of New York, moved that
Of he Union the Californis bill CAD
Mr. Dor, moved TO amend. by adding instructions to
report the bill to the House after the next session Of
tbe COMMITTEE. and oischargng the committee from
the further consideration on the Presidents special
message.
The srrAKrs decided the motion to be out Of order
Mr. DoIy appealed, and afterwards Withdrew his
peal
Mr. JOHN A KING withdrew his motion to 20 int
Mr. wrsrworrH renewed Mr. Doty's instrustions.
Points Of oroer raised and de bated. il
Mr. VINToN said-It WAS evident the whole day would
be thus consumed, and moved All Adjournment, which
wa disagreed TO-
motion 10 suspend the rules that he might introduce
resolution, instruotiDs the Committee Of the Whole
the state Of the Union when IL rises, AFTER its
session. report ,he House the California Bill
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Jackson Of Georgia. johnson Of Tennessee Johnsoa
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Loot. two thirds Tot voting Tor it,
The House then adjourned till to morrow at eleven
O'Clock