New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
BY 7ELEGRApB TO THE NEw.Y0RK TRIBUNE
xxx1se CoNGREss....Fir Session.
SENATE. =. WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept 5.

Adopted.
Mr.. DICKINSON moved reconsideration of the
epgrossment of the Post Office Appropriation Bill
tn allow further amendments in regard to the
Hsvre and Bremen Line OF Steamers; Tne nation ore
yaled-lhe amendments were adopleo' ana iAo ol "aS
The bill to establish a mail communication by
steamers between NewOreans, Vera Cruz and Tamplco
AfteY the consideration of additional morning bu-
eiress repor,msde by the Committee on ldao Afsfs in
svor paing certa money to the Gherokee nAtoo @9'
atn up and debated al cobGldersoe ehsh Alter WHICH,
The & nate then took up the general calendar
ard ac. upon Eev6ra bills OF public and P7ae character
ofno genereilntefes
HOUSE OK REPRESENTATIVES,.
The morning hour " as occupied with the reading
of the report made yesterdRy by Mr. RlcBARDsoN,
fom the Select Committee, appointed to Investigate
the uetness of certain claims reopened aud pad
by Gr. EwItG, while Secretary Of INTERIOR aud
concluding with certain resolutions gwen yes!er-
The SPEAKER announced the special order 70 be
the Texas Boundary bill. The question was on the
motion Of Mr. BOYD to reconsider the vote by which
the House refused to ordet the bill to third read.
ing.
Mr.. BOYD being entitled TO thu Dor said he sap.
poeed every gentleman knew his object 1t was
with hope that the bill would be finaly passed
with toe amendment he had heretofore offered to
DtCyide Territorial Government for Ne x Mexico.
He bad no further remarks to make and moved
the previous question.
Mir IsGE moved 70 lay the m5tion TO reconsider
on the table. Several questions were asked anc
the Speaker in reply to Of them sei5 thss if the
vote be reconstructed the question will reour
dering the bill TO be epgrossed for 4 third reading
The House refused to lay the motion to rec1nsid
ar on II table Vets II. Nays 135. and ther recon
si6 cred the vote by which he third 'iag Of the bill wal
refusef-YekB 1871. Esys75
dozen gentlemen struggled Tor the llo)f, suo
,Lar uci,c MN
Mr. GRINNELI, who moved to reconsider the vote
hy bich ~ Bo, amendment reis cIed, and aoysd
Er CAMPBELL moved 10 lay that motion IN the
Ia le and it aa decided in The nesatye-Yeas &C. Nays
Mr.. VAN DYKE wisbed to move that the bill be
committed 20 tbs Gormtee Of he Whole
The SPEAKER decided re could not make III
motion 8ouse having passed rom the Original bill ana
wee not ecipg with Tele renee 10 tho Ell endnent
TIE question YVES taker, eUd the dnuse recon-
siderd me vote by which Sir BQyd's amendment was re-
jected-Yeas LOG, Nayn99.
smendme l. and much confusion prf walled GenIenen
In all econs iom.og TO ihslr ee! aud struggling
for he floor, CRY Ing N aeaker" Mr. Bod was recoE'
nized and aflaf order I'D been restored
Mr. MEADE asked the gentleman 70 yield him
hi floor he wished offer amendment Fh would
rot irterfete with hst OF The gentleman from Kenuckg,
mt which ifadopei would give strength to me o Crita
Of reg5 II for Information
Mir VINTOE rose to ask g question.
Mr. BURT called him to order, and desired to
Know whether he gentleman from Kentucky had yielded
tie ioor him to make re motion or suge9sno
Tie SPEAKER said Mr. Boyd could Yield only r
Mr. BOYD was aware of the responsibility which,
he bt,uned bad been ssked each side 10 yi7 for
should The biz ould be detroyed He h1d 81 amenh-
nent 10 original TIL It waa exceedingly alnpls aud he
would cal the previous question
Mr. Burt hope IL Will be voted down.
Mr. BoYD-I wish to propose an original bill
VIII ii be III order to do 40 ~
The SpEAKkR-No amendment can be offered
except TO That now pending.
Mr. KAUFMAN moved az amendment, but the
confusion prevented uG from hearing Whist II was
Mir FOWLER wished to ask a question.
Tire SPEAKER said it could be done only by
Mr. FOWLER did rot obtain it, and he said some
hing which Ike OF what else was uttered was ao
sorbed IN the general luInui! >, -. l,
calling gentlemen 10 order aud those in the atsea 10 tae
II Ell seSta and seyng that 1t was Impossible TO siSac
busint ss unless quiet was restored. ,,ab III,
MIR MEADE gave notice khat ne would oiiof us
amendment The demand for tins Previous Question va.
negaliyed AYES So Noes 98. There was now voley OF
voices nae The discharge of mufAey, IN Tho endeaVor 10
Mr., TooMBs was assigned to it, and he proposed
an ddtopai lecion The amendment OF Mr b0Yd 10 es
tsbh riiotia Government i2s Ne~ etic2 Oy I'd
nj bis ne liberty or prsp.ry except by Inc Jndtm7rlo
his pc ere and the lava Of The land and he MS
nj h rled Suites ana such Statutes thereof may ho
he oceS unsp plicabe to tho common Ia" as II eAn9u
With The British Colonies OF America uuii tno FoofIaU
july l776 shall be ihe exclusVe e~ OF aad leIl'oay
the subject Of African Slavery until altered by mo proper
Mr TooMBs here refrgined from debate, as ne
35 not wish 10 open profacted debhte and did mol ae'
size TO move the previous question .-ot.
Mr.. WENTWORTH Eaid be was ready 20 vote
or b am.pome,,s and inquired whet er It would De Ia
order 10 propose absolute for Nc ToomoSs aaena9u.
The SPEAKER said an amendment Was 10"
pending ,,;. a., hill tn
MIR WENTWORTH moved to commit the Oh. W
The Committee OF tbs Whole, with INSTRUCTIONS 30 10
II ma to "a cude Slavery from all The Territory
f,nr, extro under the L, eAy Of Gusdaupe hGsIso o
line Ebt OF California spd for the purpose OF M
6slinp pepemen and OF getting separate woes on
variois suplec;s be consented 10 a9d ptoPostS
asrstood ts ntrikipp from the amendment OF ar SoJt
nnrron OF the dehuiliOn Of the boundary oil Ne"
snd inrarI ling down The main caknne! OF tao nv
10 2 point " here Il croSgss the .d mendlau VI mi
VS., of G5ssuwch and aso prOposslon 10 Sun -
,ha n,ovfo in The ffth cauIe of tins original OH A +
more than FIVE millions s&id Stock shau % 1T
The CT editors Of State holding bones ana o,a7i
sne INV rIeoggd ht the rreasury OF The Unteo go
thsi exeoe re ases of all claim agaiDe Tue I'm
for or on sccouni of SAID bonds or end
sa An II be prescribed by the Becfeary 0l lne
aTrruYed by the PreAlcent OF ths Uns1"o oSS0''
Other proceedings took place .,,,
The SPEAKER said or was understoo1 10 say 80
setsrae vote could be tai en- on lie Heyefai
Mir WEsTwoRMH gave way to mr = Al 80 20
SION who offered suhaIiiue for tbs h nal9
go ~ ~ he stste Of Texas as defined and
h. The Set of her tecoud Congress, Decetnpe
hereby r, coguzed By hs Government oil the ON
AiTer further proceedings, lnterdluSleu ,,J
fson the demand for hs Previous issi On vas
Cd ard under iIs operation air Fss'n7'Soli
re iecied Yeas III Nave f48 u1 f,r and
division of the Instructions "as csueu ~ s,45
,h sAst.T having reviewed his former decl''}h uecsi
the only vote Ia DO tasan "aa az on ,uo -