Washington telegraph., 1850-10-23
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Sept, 2f
SENATE After the morning busnessthe I.5.,
appropriation bill taken up and many amsaI
ments offered and agreed to, and the bill y-.
ordered to third readings
A message was received from the Pr.sd..,
with the correspondence between the una.s
States and that Of Turkey, fs'aiive 10 the Hun
garian refugees.
The California land bill 10 ascertain and ss,,,.
the validity of private land claims in Califor0s
was taken up and debated, aud il was 6n.Il'
passed.
The Senate then went into Executive sesso,
HoUsE.-1'be House went into COMMITTEES Of ~
whole the amendments Of the Senate 10 ,hs
civil aud diplomatic bill. The amendmeu, ~
s 900 for expenses OF an agent TO the Subl;n,.
Porte was concurred in. The $780, 900 for aa'
ditions to the Capitol WAS rejected.
After passing numesous other Of the am.na
ments, most of which were rejected, the commit.
rose aud took recess till p. M.
At the evening session numerous amensu.,,-
to the bill were agreed to and the committe. ;.
ported to ,he House, and they then adjourned
Sept. Is.
HousE.-On motion of Mr.. johnson, of Al
all biIls resolutions, aud other matters, wer, >.
ferred to tie standing committees, aud ibos. -.
which no reports have been made, ar- 10 b. >.
turned TO the clerk, and stand recommi,ed q, a..
CONNIE cement Of the next session
Sunday morning, Sept %
SENArE.-The President and all the m-mh.,.
Of the Cabinet have been in the Senate's ,n,.
chamber since O'Clock last evening. No, far of
all kinds of refreshments.
The conference committee on the Indian LIN
made report, whiSh was concurred in. and ,r".
bill then passed. - wv
Mr.. Dickinson stated the action Of the EoD...
on the printing question The simple ques,or,
was whether the Senate would recede or adhrr, 70,
its amendments. He was for adhering.
Mr.. Souie said the amendment was Just and.
proper and he would not vote to recede
Mr.. Underwood moved the Senate recede
Mr.. Foote opposed .eceeding. Mr. R,chie. The
conpa men Of Jefferson aud Madison, was pursued
by vilianou, and malignant traitors for ser.iug
the country.
MIR. Badger said unless the Senate rec.d, r,-
bill will be lost.
| The question was taken and the Senate recejsd
ayes ~, noes Is.
| Executive session-doors opened at o'clock
and the Senate Adjourned To Monday al 8 o'clock u.
iloUsE.-The report oi the commtiee OF con-
ference on dsagreeng amendments Of both Houses
was agreed TO.
The Speakers signed $ veral bills, among Others
the Navy Appropriation, Bounty Land and For,i.
fcation bills
| Refreshments in the ante Groom Breaking of
] glasses occasionally heard m"mbers III lobbes
asleep on the sofas-others crining in with bread
and cheese in their hands--gaeres are becomiup
thuned--all the ladies gone.
| AT o'clock Mr.. Jones wanted 10 adjourn
The preacher will be coming here presently.
| The House refused 10 adjourn.
Gentlemen in every direction strove 10 introducs
| resolutions, take up bills aud other matters.
! Motions were made TO adjourn. Ii was Sunday
and irreligions. Lets 90 home" "Let's take
drink" al am hungry, b. thanderr'
| Cigar smoke getting thick. "Order!" "order"
| received from ih- Senate
| The Ii use rec-ded from its disagreement 10
the Senaies mileage amendment, therefore ray-
| ing old law in force, aud insisted OH its own
amendment, as TO printing, and III effect holding
| Mr. Ruchie to his contract
Ih" proceeding, attending this very noisy
Motlons were Repeatedly made TO adjourn. aud 40
call the iIons". Messages we're received from
the Senate No business o; Importance acted
on A mrssage received from the President
that he had signed various bills, among them the
army bill.
| A message from the Senate was received that
| they have receded from their printing anendmrnt
TO civil aud diplomatic appropriation bill.
! Mr. Thompson of Miss hoped the House would
| remain in session until the SPEAKER could sign the
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill.
The Speaker said t,,at aud the Indian appro-
priation bill would uot be ready TOR signature for
two hou,s.
The House, at ten minutes past 4, adjourned.
Huzzahs and screeches were sent up the
members hurried down the steps homeward leiv-
my the employees sweeping Out the Hall.
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