The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10
fELEGRAPHIc INTELLIGENCE.
The Nay Fixed for the adjournment
sf's<i of Congress.
The Presidents Signature to tho
Territorial Bills.
ELECTIONS n MASSACHUSETTS, AVID MAIxB,
Er.. &C, &C. NC

WAsHirGroN, sept v, 1900.
rus vrxAs BovSDARr BILL.
The Texas and New Mexioo omnibu received
from the House Of Representatives pending the morn
Ing business.
Mr. Do0eLAs asked the unanimous consent Of tn,
Senate to take up the Texas bill purpose Of
surfing In the House amendment.
MI TussKv raised DIGESTION, and the bill no,
taken up.
After the morning business had been disposed Of the
bill was taken up
Mr. DoUGLAs stated that the smsadment Of the
House was simply the ssnates New Mexico BILL with
thess lines ADDED" providing that citizen shall b.
deprived Of his life liberty property, except upon
the Judgment Of his psers.n
Mr.. oHAs. moved to amend by substituting person
for oitsen" and In due OF Ia for judy
ment OF his peers.' vhioh we're rejected
The amendment ofth- House war then ooncurred In.
Ytas. 30; nays 10 AZ follows
YsAa-Nessrs Atehinscu. Badger Bell, Bersn. Bright.
D...s ssieR s..c S os.sS posss 81 iSn D'usa
tor. Nsrris Pratt. Ruh. sebastian shields smith, spru-
Navs-Ess.is Bald~is B.a on Gna.e Davis o. Mass.
Dodge. Of WIS., Ewing Hamla. seward, Uphan. and win-
-r.- THE NAVIGATION Laws
On motion Of Ma DAVIS. Of Massachusetts,, the bill to
authorize tbs Secretary of the Treasury permit
sells from tho British North American Provinces to
lsd~ and unsds ct place in any cei.c ton dis
tIiot Of the United states AS be may dssign.te vas
taken up and ordered to sthiIr reading.
rHs ATTACK OF ar. WALLACE or oEsEsAL HoUsroy-kx-
PLANTATION OF rHn LArrsR
After the transaction of additional morning bust
ness, General Housro, addressed the senate tor an
the letter Of Mr. wallace OF south csroiua General
Houston denied all the implicated charges therein
contained.
Duripg the speech Mr. wallace occupied tn, a seat
BY the aide OF Senator Butler in reply to iuti
nation which fell from Gen Houston oeni.d behalf
OF Mr. Wallace that say the charges had ever been
suggested by the late Mr Calhoun
1nE pay OF Ado ssnHsr Dse,pso gro..
IAe resolution OF the Houss liking the thirtieth
oil UIlr rece we'd
and taken up
the twenty third fer the thirteth Instant, made
and debated ~ some length
Mr.. BADcER, Tor the purpose OF testing the sense
Of the Senate upon tn. opsty OF keeping within its
control the day OF sdjou rpmebt. unil further
should De made to yards tn. tion Of IN
public bosiness moved 10 lay he resolution on the
table which vas Lost BY sy-s TO IL pays
The me- ndm. MT was then .j-ct-d. 81 yeas rs nays
III and the resolufi II tn. HOUSE. concurred In
Fl rsE rxsEirosiAL NILS DELIsEWnO TO PaSLiDEsr
L.- yILAoRK Tos ms co,cvEssscs.
The President of the senate sign the California
and Ufek bills and Texas aud NV Mexico bills aud
they sent to the Prrsdsnt Of the United States
for his signature.
rRsspkn rlAL xsss.GE-rHE coNsussosER CHINA.
message was received from the President trans
uniting the report Of the late Con mi ion.r TO China
The fcllo-ipg message was also received from the
President Of United states to the senate.
rHH CONSTITUTIONS rEv MExIcs,
In compliance with tbs request OF the Hon. Manuel
.Alvsre., acting Governor. Sc 1 have thu honor 60
trabtmit to the Senate herewith copy OF tn oonsti
tu'icp recently adoptsd by the inh. biauts of New
Mexico, together with ois~sg "a tbs v"t-r for aud
against It. Congress having just passed a hui pro-
not deem II sovsable 20 submit any recon nsndation
onlthe subject Of State gov.r nmsat oa
wAsrIsGror, Sept o 1850
The mr.sas. With the accom- pauyius documents,
vss laid upon the table
After an executive session, tue senate adjourned.