The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-03
EY MoRSE's MAG M nc TKLEsRArH
WAsaINGroN. August q 1850

Ky MoRsE's MAJESTIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON. August q 1850.
rAEUF MopuicArt
Mr. CLARKE presented large number Of petitions In
favor Of modification Of the present tariff which we're
referred TO the Committee on Manufactures
EIcHT SEARCH
communication received from the President In
to Mr. CASES resolution otinqury rcstvrto the
soppaee and search, upon tn. hisa OF American
vessels by British vessels of The President auds-
TO the already known to newspsper readers aod
states that no rsmonttrsnce from the owners OF the
vessels has been made TO the government Referred
to the Committee on Foreign Relations
REroLvTior PbSsfoss.
bill extending further PENSIONS to the widJws Of
Revolutionary officers and soldiers was taken up, de-
bated and laid over until Tomorrow.
rHx cALT oNriA niLL.
The Califor nis bill taken up at twelve O'Clock
the question being on Mr.. FOOTE'S smebdmen mt,
siricts the bcubd DIARIES Of California 10 35. 20
hr. BsnniEr addressed the sstats lie argued at
some length the necessity restricting the Boundaries
Of California NJ the great element OF union peace aud
eont' Dtm.nt vac 20 be prsservsd
In the course OF some marks bet ween rersr- BgR.
HiIS aud oo1t the latter inquired whether the Sc
rstor from Georgia oiapproved OF the act OF wash
nttop In putting do-n the spy rebellion In Massschu
tetts
Mr. BKrsrEs appealed to Mr.. winthrop 20 ssy
wh',her thst vas rebellion against the federal
horities or against thu state
nr w,S1Hsor ssid. IL was before the adoption Of the
fsosrsl csnst ution but that Va litter govern
m'nt % Masthel u~rtte GENERAL Washington pressed
bib regret that there no provision by ~hich he
could send aid to Massachusetts, but expressed hope
tbst the state Souls b. ahs g. put down her
teliion; Which she did A. he. Nr Winthrop. hoped
ss.y other State woaid be abs 10 do at he present
oHy
SIR FoorS. In the course Of souis subsequent 70.
marks expressed the oppion thai the gen l-mer
mstnG great mistsk" IN MAILING the admission of
Mr.. Ar,nsos defined and defended his position
against the sdmi,siob ~ California with hrr prssent
bOunatfis-; aBa engaged m q cootrvyerry With Mr.
fOOts, IN relation a. thu rmsfk. mad. By the latter
aintt thee individuals IN different part Of the
euth Who have proposed and advocated rs,istHncs TO
tbelrgi-ative authority OF tbs atoa
Mr.. BsioiN stated the rssons which would govern
bic vote upon Mr foote sniendment Ne Thought "
bsttsr lave frse State the Pacific than tso
would b. the resulf " caliornia should b. divided
Ne opposed aso 10 ths increase ~ the number u
look Vt wbat H. dssirsbie bot what " prantcabl.
In THE vis~ The question Ifndng pre-enisd TIT. al
triativetke aouIisrob Of one state on toe Pariao.
with the possibility ~ an thsr betting formed 81 her
ttIrtuy eventually. or the sdmi.sinn ~ State
ests after b'r. Ne d,Bisd that the State q North
tsTohpa had either thratsneo intimatsd any At
tempt ~ diss,iuion Of the Uuiou, coaseau.nt upon
the I@tsgs "a the alii'ruia hill any Kindred
AIR IN Argument to -ho- that even though
flH,tfy nay b. evil 10 .Ie ntcssssfy 10
pr,t.nt a gfsater evil he sd that thee. sas
Nbsf mods ~ pre rving the rights of th- Union at
the south whirh he would adopt lie wouli vitbhoid
fr'm the msnuieeiuritg Interests ~ the North that
p'oiseu"n which th'y ssk until that ssctiOn shai
eyre 70 whht"ld the pruviso. and rsss ZONE proper
tuEnNe flase ts~. IN conclusion. he ssld thst " gsn
t'men htm The south thought " would better suit
th' ruttthotttD 20 Homt tAforna with muiiatsd
bounos'i,s be- Souia VT. for the moment
1lt qutsiicn hsugtsksn uIon Mr. Foote's amend
m'bt 20 the Hm.Ionsnt IL SIS rejected. Yeas y,
tayt - The ytsssrs ~ follows
lrhe- hstsrs hteheon. badger psrnwtil Bell Berrien,
Butler tsnepe, basir, - Dzws.n Doves. FooUe.
ousts HuasT, Nina hafon. Nirton Pesfce Pfat Rask
telteush. scule 1utnsJ. ara ulet.
hr botetAs's sm.t dment relative 20 the public DO
mar uas tbtb sereso to
Th' qussiiob recurring upon Mr. Foote's notion to
tubsthuts foa the bh the New Mexico and rsxas por
ton - tbs Ctmpron,ise
Mr. RttS pfuc.edsd 20 address the senste, In oqpo-
siti,n ~ fhe cot stion Of ths two measurea
M Fuo,g. ibi.rposibg vithdrsw hls smendmsnt
On mo,ion ~ M n, srKs IN. furthsr consideration
Of The bill ese postpOnsa uptu hohdsy
rexss
Mr. Psssrt gsvv pos,sr thrt he wsuld on honday,
ntrvducs b ~ ssts bitch the tcftttort@ a0ternmsst
~ Me- ssrico snd settle the borndsrJ q rex1.
1bs senate then s~iour ned Until AondsT