The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-21

CIale 70 fNrDrt 10 SEhhe ID tft4tt&A 10 fNe respcDdenee with the heirs of Gsa. Koseiusko, was taken up Tor consideration.
 Berfien opposed the resolution, because it related to matter beiweAu he MIniker of foreign cnQnsfy | and The Executive of the |. 5. Some debate easaed. m ihe course oF which " aI- kef accused Bodisko ol inpfopes interference with | The sait oC Koseieskos heirs ;0 recover hrs ests,e | and of having been prompted n each Interference by the Emperor Of Rassia who took Ihis method of visiting hs dtsplessure upon ihe head ofa rebel sub jeet. This interference had been complained of 10 the Secretary ol Stas, who ha3 psi5 no arsnt0u io
 the appeal thus made by nasarsi3ed citizen of ihe United States ss Attorney For the heirR. Foete said he had acquainted himself with ,he
 seis oE the csse and foani that the individaal a- pesliAg the complainant ia ihis matter. had wr5t- ten most insulting letters 10 tie AnoTEey General which were sepiie3 to m spirited and just tone oi rebnke by that officer. He eonssdsred, however, that these beits had rights An iierests which cngat not 10 be neglected and expressed the hope thattke resoiaiion wooid be a5cpied. The question was taken and agreed 10. Yuee called up his resolution asking for ali the 1 correspondence between the DspsrtmeBt sod Gen. | P. r. Smith and Riley in relation 10 California affairs, with Teisrcace 10 the constitutional lion oi California; copy of the oursi of said rensiou, he ordinances passed, kc and au9ed to recent movements in favor of aa independent goy- ernment n CalifoTnis duplicating The Executive in failure of hnidiny Pacific possessions in irust tor he country aaa subjects 10 he ultimate action ! of congrsss-Resoia'ion adopted. i Forts read Iet.pfs represented certain documents rstaiiag 10 movements in the Southern portion of California in favor of he osgaszsson of T<niio- rsl government; also letter irotn he President of the Senate of CsiifcTnls stating that tie old Cali l fornians had held meeting in favor of the same css-~e.
 Turner objected to the reception of the papers, and hsy were noi received. NAa fsft pnA ft. with amendments, and was referred 10 the Select Committee on Census.
 On motion Of Clay, the bili reported yesterday admitting the State sf Cslifornia into the Union, l establishing territorial governments for Utah aud New Mexico, making proposals 10 TeIas for the tsbishmeni of her western and northern boundaries | was taken up. read ths see7sd time, and mace the ] spscisl order lo. Meadsy next
 Senate resumed consideration of tk bill to estzb- | fish bosrd Of accounts. | After debate and action upon various amendments of general interest, the bill reported to Inc | Senate aud ordered 8 third reading. l Houston opposed the bil | IL was then passsd-yeas 36, nays 5. I Senate went inlO executive session and adjourned { 10 Monday.
 | HousE.-McwHiis appointed on s,anlsy's in ysstigating committee in place of age, drcIinaI. 1 Richardson. from conmiitss territories, repor- ted bill to amend the acis esssb isbing territorial 2 day. 2sih instant a.sigus4 fer is consideration. ! King, Of Mass. from committee accounts. l Poriea resolution that ,ts clerks of the hoase shall not any alierEi.ons, additions repsrs 10 be mads t9 the ball of the Houss. offices csul. miilee rooms. except with ,hs advice consent of the commissioners of public buildings. l This gave rise 10 de5sie. ] Lane said this was simply sque<sioa whether tbe ] clerks commissioners should have the giving cut of jobs and that beneath the consideration of ! the House.
 Finally. the resolution vas amended that no ex- pea6itare shall hereafter oe made for the purpose : Of Furnishing the House or committee rooms there
 of. except by resolution specifying ihe object and amount Of appropriation, aad la lEls form il was passed.
 House proceeded 10 consider the bill continuing
 in force tie act auiEorsiaE The porL of B4.timors 10 levy tonnage duties.
 Pa,man ssii that gave immgniiiss to Baltimore
 enjoyed by no other port Il was special aud ought
 n9l 10 pass.
 Taek remarked that Baltimore enjoyed ihe pri-
 visegs for sixty years ot taAsg every yssss! enter ing iato port two cents oa every ton If tue iax on lea was objectionable. ~ss this
 heisne rrp.led and eonIena=a that the hiIl was in accerdzace with the coasfiiBt;oa. Money was
 collected for the privilege of occupying the basin
 ilDprove3 by the state sad city sehenck opposed The b.li, sad without dsposing
 of Il the House went into committee of the whole
 oG the state Of the Uuion-
 B4yiey moved to take up the hiii for supplying
 the deficiencies ia the previous appropriations for
 tbr support o{ the government. ant said that every
 .ebl saif-riag fer want oi money.
 Bowdsa rad: '!'is HOW 0 clock aud too late 10 set H. There another subject which the
 gentleman could take np III ine litn- of aaJoarR-
 meni-he mssat ihs subject of Cs!ifoEaia
 Kaufman moved thai the oil be ,a6en up. Bayley said Bowden had no rsght io tb- floer Bowarn-'l have. Mir Bayley, by an arrange-
 meut ~i,h the gentleman from New York, Mr
 Clark. who Is entitled 10 ihe floor On ihs Caisr-
 nia question. 1 moved to take up the deficiency bll.'
 SeheBck asked several questions, and iae Speaker
 replied ihst The deficiency biI had the precedence
 Bayey said that il the committee would attend,
 the bill could be passed a hOGF; a. any rate some
 progress could be made
 1 Tae question was pat on taking up the deficiency bill; a5 quorum voted. he poat oi oraey wss
 raised and the roll Of members called 10 ascertain i the absentee.
 ] Ths committee Fose-s quorum was now pres cut The Heass ag4ia weat iEto ths committee ol the whole aud adIearnej.