New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26

,vt1 bad given it up TO his oole5gae. Una tne
nhL;. ~ ming, Dir. GaiHSELL resumed mo door.
ss I'D 10 commit the bill 70 the Conmttee OF
A. yUbole Nth iostrootlons 20 regors the lCh04,
iDs az an additional section
Ne n,,ber fsa1bd by ths Senate md House. Of Re-
ofhs D'tted state. 1n''iss ~ Vosg.s.s
~, set he sQared ny sw 10 be paid On go,os
wares merchar diAo dao ms me not,s
re s lin, ed states h lime Of eUry P'ovtded fhia
no shs cuies be as's,'ea o9 b sne hso the
sn.on OF spy description oi iron or Of ptcDinsr hsuo
part irop sh e1 MOE a. xae
sion VIZ I'D eah'bi hen ,hs presen! revenue law came
;n,o operation then The aer valuation soRl % eoopoa
~ nte1 sed thereon and ihet on wlodoW SisAs
and lin ,eel OIL ena be paid duty OF 50 pef cenlun
nd vacrer1; al menufec urea OF cooD OR eenn ~
N adchon 10 OF duty levied D3 law
-renog cottcr cloths number n'eon vhlcn snail
be et 70 TED per ccnnm ad vslortn es, man me prs
aen y,e and or mauufscureo articles an sea"
tons duty OF per I'D vslotm over ana sooV !ne
,ste OF duty levied by iaw on any raw mstena OF Wnic9
seh r ic es may To ~hOly or 10 part conposeo Sfoooea
o,, bn, maddeY and oieschi1g powders sha DO admit
ted at Of duties aud Oh no arlces sna es
en,on cloth which shA admitted Aforesaid and raw
ak or six more edvsLced 10 manufacture iba1 nges
tram ar brogn orgspzne which The duty anal %
IN peY eenlum ad yaored Provided ncreoEeT Yo& me
exces Of duty imposed by lhlE Eel over existing AVE On
fop rbfa row purchased contracted for sna DC re-
I'M 10 the evidence bsipg produced s1a the
same have been scosiy aud permanently laa Gown on
aEy ktllIOAd
ter otd at the n ofentry so laid down whin one year
ficm ard sfter The passage OF this act ,,,.aa
ms y.r,e bound 70 any porl OF United BATES which
phs eetusly have left her ss port OF Sdns eastward
The of Good Hope OF behind Gpe h aal dsy
on which Ibis shall take effect; DOL gooo' 30
board such Tesse shall be admitted 10 en"Y uho0f
laws.
The reading of thess instructions excited great
aeai Of curiosity When finished, Mr. MCCLER
EAkD rased the point shas it was.not german 70
tho bill TO which it was proposed to attach IT. Inc
Chair sustained the point aud delivered quite an
"oDinion" upon It, deciding that to Instruct she
Committee OF the Whole TO set this business ahead
Of other business having precedence OF IT, lthe
RESOLUTION OF Instructions proposed TO MAKE " tns
order next after the Army and Post Route blll)
would be to do what the rules clearly forbade ar.
AsHMuF appealed and contended that under the
rules it was competent to inttract tho JOHNNIE
tee OF the Whole rs any other Committee. ahe
Chair was sustained. and then the original ol Whs
tly re referred to the Committee OF tbs w noe'
Thus ended the third or fourth adventure IN the
Tariff line. Whether it will prove 20 nave oeen
the last of the seasion is uncertain observe tnae
aha Iron men of Pepnsy wanna and they OF New
Etsisnd. Of whose memorial | send yoa copy
acc0mpany ing thg, who were az "t0lcs as olacR.
berries in the Hobbies during the above described
struggle continue to hover around In considerable
uumber-whlch would seem to indicate that their
hops for action this session is not yet clean gone
forever"
The result Of the Tariff movement Aforesaid, put
the friends Of Protection Ia decidedly :" hutty"
humOr. twas curious 10 sec hOR they laid On the
table like sheaves before the aicke, tho bills for
land grants, which Mr. B0WLiN nov proceeded to
report The seegrephic sketch will tell what
were the bills thus dispstche6," aud the excep.
tons to the rule of cold comfort served up for thu
Weatern Log rollers We'll, at length, the turn
came on Florids Railroad bill grant, through Ms.
CABBELL, who facetiously remarked that he would
net ask tina his b, should be put on its passage
seeing that bia TariiF friends were not in very
good humor Just thenl A good laugh followed, and
the bill was referred to the Committee OF the
Whole.
then Preston King took al but few knowing onss
by surpiise by sskii the suspension OF the rules
for the purpose of Introducing the following Blu;
AN ACT to abolish Slave cry the District Of Columbia
Be enacted by TIE Sspate and Hnse ReprescasntiUss
eJhe Dated STATE. Of Cong asssmbed Fhai
Di.,rlc. Columbia all ps,uous held In slavery In The
Disuic OF Columbia emsDcipaed by ibis ac chat be paid
for out OF The geauy tho Uned S'ses and tho auo1nt
to be psid or valoe OF esch peso1 30 s Ue
tanned deiermined by de Judge OF 'ne DsNlc
Court for the Dlsvict Of Columbia
MI AsHMUE TOOK occasion 70 expOssnlste with
him 1buut bis movement being made at thla
time" &c but he firmly adhered to his purpose
The Ye6R ard Nays ordered and gave 81
Yeas 80 l09 Nays. There vas oonsiderable dods-
ing on the vote. was snrry to sec 1t, ROd tra's
GONE OF the dodgers Will regret their course But
what excuse will Northern men make flr voting
agoinst this bill They cannot say that IL was sal
oulsted to embarfass the "great national mess-
urea Of Compromise" Cor they have all been acted
mon Az to the timelinesS OF thu movement. a
good thing la always in time Beside, there was
interpretation of getting two thirds vote for the
suapenbion OF the rules, and henca no room TO fear
that it would take mp much time 10 action
Mr. KIkG frankly stated tina. DO deaired an OPP
por,unity to record bis vote upon test vote or
this important sut ject Others desired the same.
TIE brevity OF bill shows tha, no Ia 7ios ha'si,
ly drawn it up this moraiog, during tbs oatter OF
the procsedip But nevertheless, you will See
that fttgtRo man, good and true, mark ed up TO the
righteous record Do you say that is small
number Be il 20; and yet what would have
been The vote even four years Sgo whom tho Wit
mot Provieo was frat introduc Why, IL would
probably have been hooted by mon. who
would have taken pleasure in voting for it to day
instead Of lodging, had their party obli8 atoms
permitted
Lee us be thankful for this 6egi,niag-this sign
of progresk-.hs milestone along the weary way
Of Ami Slavery Reform There is better day
comipg" " hen the ylsgue spot Of Slavery Bhail DO
wiped from this National District. In ths expoc
tation we muSt he content 80 wal; little longer.
As write, Mr.. BIsiKLL is on she hoo- advo
eating his BILL in answer 10 the prayer OF Mics
Dix, for the grant of public lands to SsatoR which
desire aid for Insane Asylums This object is :
noble one, and iB attracting good doAl OF atten
ton, But aw ait the decision of its fate SiaMA
z, Sat 5 O'Clock the Yeas and NAYS are call
ing ON motion to adjourn, supported by she oppo
nents of BlssELL's Bill, tho House having previ
ously refused TO lay it on the table 8.
For The Tribuoe,
TfIR EREE SnUOOJ 0TTE0TTON