The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-11

Mr. HAMLIN. Mr.. President. desire 10 DO what 10
right and proper In the matter only wish 10 secure the
proper reses Tor The purchase Of ne lo and The erection
q me building ! will suggest ina', there IL some
doubt about the price Of The ol lie amount be fixed Il
$4,000 ! am willing 70 accept that amendment
Inc aussuon being taken upon The amendment. Il was
The bill was then to ,hs Senate, and no further
amendment having been offered il was ordered 10 b. en-
CROSSED ioI ih'sd reaanx and was read third ms.
sgtt senfsa sHai PRIvArE Bill. n "a II s4g-sn
Mr. B0RLAND moved that the Senate proceed 10 the
consideration OF Senate bill No IS, being the bill for The
relief Of Cincinnaius Trousdaie and John y Conney OF
Mr. KING said he was unwilling 70 throw obstacles
IN the way Of senators taking up favonte Pile put there
taken up during the morning hour. the objec popoasd
be accomplished by them woad BE- sltcgsihe desaed
proposition until the Senate could act upon sIsss sssoa.
lions lying on the table, among which W. or o.:
fered BY himself and after they were disposed Of s hid
Mr. BORLAND would say, in justification Of himself.
that some time since he asked 70 take up this bill, but
yielded the hoor when other bills were taken sp .nd
over and as he thought this bin would create 10 dssus
sion, he hoped il might be allowed 10 be taken up md
acted on as others had been this morning Il had beqn
two years before the Senate and he presumed there could
be no difficulty about s passage. 1ai IN ssata
il was agreed to- and the Senate proceeded 70 the con-
alteration q the bill a. u committee Of The whole
against this bill and for this reason He knew nothing
about its merits but was bill which, upon the lace Of
il did not state what proposed 70 pay % apsopri:ts
He would always vote against referring another bill To-
pa ssSSsa u .aa md Ut &
were assigned beyond which they could not CO. order
that the Senate might know what they havs 10 payous
NJ W. i BoREAND There can be 10 dsay n tia
ply as forth in the report OF the Committee on Militia
~ Affairs, madea long while ago During the Mexican
battalion commanded y myself was OsassdtO
him. appointed two individuals from tie baAslion
done BY The adjutant and qusr,srmassr With ma
approval of General Wool. these two individuals
were appointed, but they were not pmce
and they appointed because TO have taken the com
missoned officers, owing to The great sickness Of the na
talon, would have deprived the battalion Of s efficient
s duss % sheS w %
from the Goth of September the 18th Of November act
ing under the orders Of the commanding general Upon
fee here at Washington, the equity Of the clam wa
admitted but under the law they could not be paid,
therefore introduce the present Bill for their Jsisi
allows in addition to their pay as o.
ceIs and prvates, the amount which would aine their
pay e that Of adjaant and quartermaseT during We
IS not much. and the individuals are poor. They Gvs
done very efficient services Tor which they cannot
sYs "a rs s1s &c y sai Ct e. & %ss
they performed the services. M&s Alsg INsa fssAb
No amendment having been proposed. me bill was rs
ported TO the Senate, ordered to be engOssed for third
reading. and was read d third time. and passed.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR REPoRrns as
On motion by Mr. DAVIS, Of Mississippi the Senate
proceeded to consider the resolution reported from the
Committee on Public Buildings the 7th instant ske
Rs.oy.d Tha. the Secretary q the Senate !. h.r.ey f.
the centre OF the chamber two chairs suitable or the pnr.
same % be appropriated 10 the Of the official
o
cAIIFoRNn-TERRrroRIAL covEREMEsTs-A DyusnfrHr.
The Senate then, in committee Of the whole, pro-
ceeded to the consideration Of the bill for the admission
Of California the establishment Of the territorial govern
ments OF Utah and New Mexico, and making propose
tons to Texas for the settlement OF her western and
northern boundarieshe question pending being upon
proposed by Mr. DAVIS Of Mississippi the tsnth
section OF the bill. 81 l'Flatat SlE 4
Mr.. HALE, having the floor. said: Mr. Presidents
had but very few remarks TO make upon this subject
and intended TO finish them this morning bat a. the
senator from Missouri has made arrangement to address
the Senate and has requested me to waive he Iehsi
doubt that the Senate would rather listen TO him than 70
myself. ~ aa. ssss.a
any arrangements Of the senator from Missouri; but
beg leave TO suggest to him whether the original idea
upon which he intended TO act had not better be con-
formed tothat is, 10 make his motion after the amend
ments have been acted on There are two three amend
ments upon which suppose the Senate IL ready 70 v0e
and after have disposed Of them, |. SCENE % mel,
would be more suitable time for the honorable mem
bers speech to be made than now a., indeed. lunder
stood him 10 intimate at first We hoped to have gone
through these amendments Saturday last and Il y 10
be regretted that did not do IT, think shall be
able to get through them to-day and then il will think.
be suitable time for the senator 10 make his mo-
ton. ga l M Nfa1
Mr.. BENTON said that his purpose had been well
considered, and his intention TO make the motion
TO postpone the subject to-day II would. however be
Withdrawn at the request OF any members who wished 70
have vote taken upon cardinal point He would
therefore that the consideration OF this bill b post
poned until the 4th Of March. 1851. [Laugherl III sso
Mr.. b. then addressed the Senate at length. IHs re-
marks not having been received in time for this paper,
will appear hereafter ftJ t ~ et SOD kN
Mr.. B. having concluded, ~ slt
Mr. HALE addressed the Senate, 10 continuation oil his
remarks OF Saturday last
Mr.. DAWSON replied, and MIR. HALE reioned. 1.-THE
remarks of the honorable senator's will appeal in
nexion with those made by the same gentlemen on Sat
urday ast1 u ~ 80 ~ fiaa
Alter the consideration Of executive business. lraa
The Senate adjourned. .s 49, ~ ~ el.st
Houss OF Representative. sl bgk
Yesterday, the House went into committee immediate
y after the hour OF meeting, wherein spseches on the
slavery question made BY Messrs, Bowdon. centry
Woodward and Stanton after which the committee rose,
and the House took recess until SIP. m.
Moorc's Union House, wsshsnstes Cisy. ID G.