The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The Texan Boundary Bill Made the
Special Order of the Day.
obstructive StrOm In Pennsylvania
.-.., and Elsewhere.
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY,
aaaH DC, DC, &c.
THlRTY-r CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
House or Representative.
by BAIN's ELEcTRo-MAaNETI TELEGRAPH.

BY BAIN'S ELECTROMAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
wAsHISoroS, Sept. 2, 1850.
THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN MEssRs. BAyLY swEErzER.
ION Friday and Saturday, when Mr. BAYLY urgently
moved to take up the Indian Appropriation BILL Mr.
Sweetzer objected and Mr. Bayly, each occasion,
uttered language towards Mr.. Sweetzer, which
considered extremely insulting by the last named
gentleman and by those who sat in their immediate
Deighborhood Words expressed In under
tone, accompanied with signifcan shake OF the I'm
GER and on Saturday Mr., Sweetzer picked up ink.
stand, but prevented from throwing it by the
interpositon of Mr. Bsyly's friends These things
not heard and by the members generally; it
was rather private affair
This morning, Mr. McLAsK arose and alluded to the
1sct that personal difficulty had occurred between
Mestrs Bayly and Swestzer and said that mutual
PLANTATION had taken place since, through Mr. Disnsys
and Mr.. sweetzer's friends side, and Mr..
'Ncssns as Mr. Bayys friend on the other All often
five language had been withdrawn and atoned for,
and the former friendly relation established
nEfoRIKRs' SEATS.
Mr. JoSEs' resolution assigning the Globe official re-
porters to the House, seats near the Clerks table,
Nitbin the BAR was adopted.
THE MAIL STEAMERS.
Mr. GRKES, dem of Nd. asked leave to offer
soution calling The President to communicate the
cost of the mail steamers now In servi the amount
of their expenses and income and whether any of the
raid steamers Ia whole or In part have been hypohe-
70 sr uss or the
Objection being made, he moved suspension Of the
rules, which was agreed to, and the resolution was
then adopted
RECOMMENDATION.
The vote the passage OF the Restitution assigning
seats 20 the Gobe reporters within the bar was recon
eidered, aud the resolution was laid on the table.
MISSION TO LIBERIA.
Mr. siLvEsrFR (whiD OF New York again made an
insf-ctua effort to 10 roduce resol ution calling on
the President to communicate the result OF the Rev.
Mr. Gurltys mission TO Liberia and to furnish the
port Of that gentleman. now on the file OF the state
department.
A Int nv Nr D.xt dem
-cG~olins adopted employing additional clerks Tor
the digest Of claims presented 70 AMI accepted By,
Corgress from the origin OF the nted states govern
.nseDt to the present time
BOUNDARY.
On motion of Mr. Dorp dem of Kentncky the
sy tor every day at AZ O'clock until 1t shall be dis
posed Of
ADJouRNMENr o. coNuREss.
Mr.. sTAsToN, (denr) Of Tenn asked leave TO offer
frO.6ution tor the adjournment Of Congress on the
-ourth Monday Of Sc ptrrnbtr
Objection being made ne moved susf snaon OF the
rules, but the motion did not prevail Yeas, 100,
ssaJs Sonnet tso-tAiris.
E!r Vas DYKr. iwhig) OF New jersey asked leave 70
fafrCdncs resolution ins'ructing the COMMITTEE on
ways ard Means TO report, speedily as possible, a
bin modify prcFent revenue avs and TO Increase
The dbtes fore articles which como into compet-
,ion With products, as TO give tate AMI r.a
ole protection 20 the labor and industry OF the
country and that such duties be made specific, waer
ever IL may be practicable to do so.
Otieeticn was N 2de aud motion to suspeud the
rulet Wa dissgreed to--yeas 50 nays %.
hr. Pfrstes krSo, (hee sollerl Of New York asked
t1ttee Ways aud heaUs 90 rePert bii making the
duties Iron sprca, and equal 20 al rai0rea at the
tr1e the Ia VI bill In 1876 became law-pst.
rga.iyed- 0s TO 40.
A motion 10 sus pend the rules. 70 introduce Mr.
King recitation disagreed tc-yeas 50. nays lu4
aS srSoss. at two o'clock moved that the II oase
sadjuuTn. and the motion prevailed