New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
Saturday In the neutrality-suspicious. Re
ported &c.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON Saturday, June Is.
The House did nothing with the California bill
10 day. Soon after it came to order, q motion wes
made by MIR. DANIEL Of North Carolina, to 60 into
Committee on the Private Calendar, which was
followed by another from PRKsToS KING, whose
\ effectiveness and watchfulness are worthy OF all
praise to 90, instead, into Committee on the State
Of the Union, with view 10 resume the considera
ton Of Mr.. DORIS bill The motion of Mr.. DANIEL
having precedence, was first put. The Yeas and
NAYS were ordered, and stood Yeas &c Nays
loi. The question then was upon the passage Of
Mr.. KINGS motion, which gave Yeas 81; Nays,
l2a The following Members failed to vote when
called:
BAies from Free States-Messrs Alexander (NY) An.
drews Idol Campbell (Oho Clarke (NYl Dlckey (Pa)
Henry tVtl Levin q Pal hc<ssOek " Phoenix IN.
Hs.cs RON Siars Sta,s,-Me,srs. Breck (Ky) CsbeIl
fila Conrad lLs) Evans thd) Gentry tTenn) Raymond
ioeo Fceo' 5,or FREE Statss-Messrs w Brown lind
tIndj Strong, pa wuarsE GILL; .,o.,.
tea Harrison (Ls) Howard CTexSs) Powell (Val-5.
Special Free SOiisr-DuTkee (Wis)-l
Total absent or not voting 80, besIde Speaker Cobb,
who only votes In Of e These, with the 2OS report
ed a. voting, would make House of 2a Aembers-which
10 four too many. So correspondent who forwarded
the list fom which the above 10 compiled, must have
marked four not voting who did vote Ed
Reports were called for, and 3 great number
were made, some Of which were Of great import
ance. These were the French Spolaton bill, Of
Nr. BrEL's able report of which gave you an ab-
stract appropriations for wants of the Post.O Office
and for deficiencies in the Judicial branch Of the
Government The Chairman Of Ways and Means,
Mr.. BAYLY Of Virginia, moved to refer and prin.
the Post-Otice bill, and proceeded 10 speak 10 ex.
cupation Of the Committee from the complaint Of
Mr. scHEScK's resolution of the first Of Juns Be.
ing ruled out Of order he then reported the Judi.
dietary bln, this was finally passed) and etated
mat was avery urgent case--xo much 90, that the
machinery OF the judiciary would stop in many OF
the districts, IF the appropriation was net made
Immediately. He then moved to 60 into Commit
tee on the State of the Union, for the purpose OF
considering the bill. The motion carried and in
Committee the California bill was laid asids.
whereupon he proceeded to speak In explanation
of the dolngs OF the Committee and in defense
Of bis own course. He denied 1atly that he was
controlled by any such sinister and revolutionary
motive as had been assigned 10 him. TO wit, the
Withholding of the Appropriation bills as rod Of
terror 10 the friends OF Freedom and insisted that
the fault was In his Wing colleagues on the Com.
nittee, who had been inGttentive. Another excuse
was that new estimates and changes Of estimate
were constantly pouring IN upon the Committee
from the Executive @ This was evidently an after
thought. The common sense course would bava
been 70 report all the quicker Ia order 70 avoid tbs
anDoyances as well a. cosness Of delav unla.s he
indeed desired 10 af0d a. ala ard c,p,f,rtl IN
Gen TAYLOR, which motive BAYLY ia scarcely :,
have imputed 70 ktn ScHrEeK was vary seTeve
upon BAYLY's imperous manner desiring 10 know
On what food hath this our cnssr fed that h. hst
grown so greatp He also charged that he h,d
failed to call bis commikee together at an early
day, and therefore he could not have expected the
attendance Of his Wing colleagues aadsr the on.
During the discussion on this subject il was
turiously aseertained that important wxds had
been interpolated by the Globe, which were not in
he original resolution! How it happened nobody !
'ould tell 1t seems Perhaps The aim was to eoan.
erbalsnce matters omitted in the case Of Mr. |
cEAsDLER's defense OF HoRyoR Certain il wa, |
bat the alteration was made BY somebody.
Among the ladies' in abs Gallery, TO day, ne. |
iced SARAH JANE CLARKE Of Pa toe charming |
Grace Greenwood" Of the Home Joaradl. BE- |
eve il was in that paper her RON de GUerre was |
rst used. Next 10 Mrs.. SwIssaELk, no lady. |
lister has attracted so much attention among tas |
,vers OF true genius devoted 70 noble ends. l /
annot think Of Grace Greenwood" unsssocAtsd |
nth that gloriously heroic "cut" she gave the
srketable publisher OF the Lady, Book" AL
onor to such true womaniiness. SIoHA.
SrDUcTioN-Ihe SteHbeRriHe Herald reports
ial IN court, in which John Evans recovered o. 600
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