Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
[FrOm the Madison Papers.l
PHILADELPHIA, July 8

squares long, occupying, when extended line, about
one-third of the route, which upwards of sixty /
squares, at least five miles in length.
The cortege began to at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ.
and did reach Chriss church until after three O'clock
P. M, thus taking upwards of three hours to 90
the route. The column about hour and half in
passing a given point. The whole number in the pro-
cesson when it started, about ten thousand. This
number dwindled down less than one-half before the
route had been gone intense the heat
Had it been for the hot weather. there would
doubt have been least twenty thousand in the pro-
cesson.
New YORK July 80 SPIN
The packet ship Waterloo, from Liverpool arrived
and anchored off Sandy Hook last night Garribald
the hero of the Roman republic, is board. He is to
have great public reception in this city.
WASHINGTON, July 80, sP. NJ
SENATE-Mr. Davis presented the credentials of Rob-
ert c. Winthrop appointed Senator from Massachusetts,
in place of Mr.. Webster, resigned and Mr.. Winthrop,
being duly qualified, took his
l Mr.. Pearce from the select committee the Foote
and Benton disorder, made report which ordered
TO be printed.
On motion, Mr. Bentons evidence taken in the case,
was ordered to be printed.
Mr. johnson introduced joint resolution declaring,
in effective that the annexation OF Texas is
elusive of the times-[here is bungng hiatus in the
telegraph against the United States and also direct
ing proceedings in conformity with such declaration
which ordered to a second reading.
The omnibus bill was taken up at two o'clock, the
question pending being Bradbury's amendment SUBJ
mtted yesterday.
HoUsE.-Mr. Winthrop rose and said that he had re-
ceived letter this morning from the Governor of Massa
chusets informing him that he had been appointed to
supply the vacancy the Senate occasoned by the
ignation of his distinguished friend in the Office of
Secretary of State Having decided to accept the ap
pontment, and being called on do so without delay
he had thought fit in presence of the House
that his place will be from this day and he
quesed the fact to be announced to the Governor OF Mas
sachusetts in the usual form.
In taking his adieu of the body with which he has
long been associated he wished to say IN the most SIM
pie and brief TERMS that he should always cherish the
highest regard for its character and he expressed his
hearty welwshes to the Speaker and each member for
their health and prosperity He then withdrew to the
Mr. Harrison, a member of the committee on public
lands and member of the committee on Indian affairs
by request, excused from acting these commit
tees in consequence of i'll health.
The vacancy occasi0ned in the committees on foreign
affairs and accounts, by the resignation of Mr. Winthrop
and death OF Mr.. King were ordered to be hlled
The Speaker announced the business before the House
be the motion reconsider the by which
ferred the committee of the whole the state of the
j Union the bill to give every farm free of cost.
Mr.. Evans, of Maryland who entitled to the floor,
? said he would not make speech, but with view of
proceeding with the public business and not having de-
sire aid the demagogue BOBBY, he moved to lay the
i motion on the table; and it was agreed to.
: The Ho6setkenN into committee of the whole on
the state of the Union
Mr. Bailey moved to lay aside the California bill =
agreed to-95 to 6S-and his notion the bill to pay
revolutionary and other pensioners was taken up.
ans WAsHINoToN July 81.
q Two important votes taken in the Senate the
compromise bill Yesterday.
q Mr. Bradbury's amendments renewed by Mr..
i Underwood, referring the Texas boundary commits
slOner, and passed-yeas 29, nays %.
n Mr. Shields voting afirnatiyely, and Mr.. Winthrop
against it.
n A motion to lay the bill on the table then made
and lost--yeas 25 nays 80
:, The passage of the bill is considered certain
The National Intelligencer and Republic of this morn
ing both express the opinion that the bill will pass.
obollv fOC
= grcss message informing that body of his purpose
prevent the State of Texas from invading any portion
the territory of New Mexico and that he will defenC
Hon. Edward Bates of Missouri has arrived IN Wash
% ngton. 1t is said he is to take the Department
" the Interior.
WASHINGTON, July 81, P. NJ.
N SENATE-Nothing Of interest transpred during th'
!, The omnibus bill was taken up at 12 O'Clock.
Mr.. Pearce moved to amend the bill by striking on
= all in relation to Mexico His for making the
motion that the Senate yesterday coupled propo
sltlon for the establishment of territorial government
in New Mexico-by adopting an amendment providing
that the Government shall be in opposition the
Is east side of the Rio Grandependng the action of thu
I'd board of commissioners the boundary of Texas.
al Mr. Clay appealed to Mr. Pearce to withdraw G In
amendments which would relieve the bill OF dicultie
which the Senator had alluded TO.
l. Mr.. Pearce said he had design defeat the bin o.
provide for the settlement OF the boundary question
IL
g to call up by motion to restore that which wa
er stricken Yesterday motion OF the Senator iron
o Geoga and moved that the amendment providing ter
ritorial government for New Mexico into operation
As before the 4th OF March 1851.
;s HousE-Mr LittlefeId from the committee on asri
to culture to which referred the memorials OF Stat
at Legislatures agricultural societies, and various othe
associations asking for the establishment of agrcu
tura bureau connection with the Department of tn
re Interior, asked that the committee be discharged fror
nd the further consideration of the and that the
rs be laid on the table.
e Mr.. Crowel from the committee on Indian affairs
m reported the Senate bill enable the President negc
tate treaties OF friendship and boundary with the In
dians south and west of the Missouri river north OF tn
" northern line of Texas, and about New Mexico H
said these tribes numbered thirty thousand warrior:
We have already during the present season. IN const
quence Of the hostile demonstrations oil the Indians
~ ~ Western frontier, and in New Mexico and Texas
nc authorized additional expenditure OF $203 900. Th
Government is satisfied that if treaty can be entere
into with these tribes would be attended with salt
30 tary effect There captive women and childre
among them taken from the Western settlements, an
il our duty to resort every legitimate means to
them. This only be done by entering into treat
off with these tribes The attendant expense viii be $500
he 000.
He moved that the bill be put on its passage.
NJ However, contains appropriations, 1t was reiel
he red the committee Of the whole the state OF tn
nj. Union
ately referred. -
The House then went into committee Of the whole o
in the state of the Union on the fortifcaton bill:
The question pending was motion to STRIKE OUT q
m appropriation OF fifteen thousand dollars for dcensv
works near Detroit
he Mr.. Bissell replied the charge Mr. Carter mad
re- Yesterday that Detroit common receptacle o put
lie plunder and that portion OF the people were pau
pers He eulogzed that section of country and oppose
the amendment 8rt
: Mr.. Carter responded when the committee with
,ar out coming to conclusion ,ls