New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
yXXIIp CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION
SENATE. WASHINGTON, May %, 1852


Mr.. HUNTER moved a pOstponement OF
Al nysse bills in order to take up the Deficiency bill
Mr.. BADGER hoped the Senate would
consider the Compromise Resolutions in order to ena-
M him 10 complete his opeech upon the Fnality ques
Ron which was commenced In February last
Mr.. HUNTER said-If we can establish
Cha 6paIity Of the Deficiency b shall have objec-
ion to bear my friend onthe ioaty OF the Compromise
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate
fbe reclamation of Senator Berrien.
The consideration of the Deficiency bill
was then resumed.
The pending amendment was that max
ms an appropration of S3 900 trip TO the Collins ne
m seauers instead of the present allowance, with TIL
proyso that shall be In the power Of Congress at any
time after the 3st December ls94 to terminate the ar
rancemeut for any additional allowance herein provided
for, upon giving six months notice.
Mr.. BELL moved to strike out the pro-
viso and insert that after the Both June 1884, the rate
Of compensation shall not exceed Sl9250, unless Con
gress In the meantime, shall otherwise provide ihis
was voted down--ieas 20 Nays -
Other amendments to this clause were
moved and rejected, and finally the Collins amendment
was agreed to above nentioned-Ycas "a Nays 49, as
follows:
YsAs-Mesus Badger Bright Cas- Cooper. DAVIS Daw-
con- Fish, Hale, Hamin Houston, James Jones' Of Iowa.
Mangum, Miller, Norris Pearce, Pratt, Rusk, Seward
shied Smith, Soule Spruance, Stockton Sumner Toucey
EaYs-Messs. Adams Bell Borland Brodhead Butler,
Chase Clemens De Saussure. Dodge, Wis., Dodge Of Iowa
Douglas Hunter, Mason, Sebastian, Underwood, Wade,
Waller, Weller, WhiicOmb. :,
Various other amendments were acted
spon when the bill was ordered to be cngrossed for
third reading
The bill to enable Government to deepen
The passes of the Mississippi River was passed
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House resumed the consideration of
the bill granting right of way and Ian ia to Missouri to
aid in the construction Of the St. Josephs and St. Louis
Railroad
The previous question on its passage was
seconded when Mr. JONES (of Tenessee) moved that
the bill be laid on table, and expressed the hope that
would be kept there until after the Democratic Con-
vention shall have acted Laughter, and cries of
good good
Mr.. JoNEs's motion was negatived-
Yeas u, Nays l04.
On ordering the main question to be put,
Mr.. JONES (Tenn.) demanded the Yeas
and Nays ssying we ought to have time to NIX up the
bull ana make an omnibus OF It. -,
The question on the passage OF the bill
was ordered-Neas 100, Nays74.
The bill was then passed lit approprlates
about two r'ons Of acres) by Yeas lO3 Nays 40 as
follows:
Appleton Mass Barrere Bell Bibighaus, Bovine, Bren-
ton Briggs Brown, (Missl Brown IN Burrows, Busby,
Csbe ,Fs Campbell, (ohiol Campbell Qll-l Chandler
lMsS,) Davis Qnd,) Disney Duncan, Darkee Eastman,
Edserton Evans Fickhn Fitch Florence, Fowler Fuller
pa Freeman, Gamble Gaylord Gidasgs 0mors' Gooa
Hebard Hendricks Hem, Howe. Pa Hunter Johnston,
gobiel Johnson Ark Jones Pa kuhns Kurtz Landry
al, McNair Miller, Molony. Moore, Pa~1 Moore tIa)
MOnison 0lds Orr Parker !penn Pennimen Phelps Ran
Stanton, Tenn Stevens IN W Stone, ST. Martin STRAIT
bridge, Walsh, Ward, Watkins, Welch, Wells, White,
Esys-Aken. Allison Averett Babcock Bailey. Bayley,
Be. Bocock Boyd Bragg Breckenridse Buell. Caldwell
s Shs' 5snn pssS pOsisry Edmandssn Ewns
Faulkner Floyd Fuller Me- Hamilton, Harris Tenn Has
call Hbbsrd, Hyer Holiday, Houston, Howard John
Jones y Jones Tenn, Preston Ming, Letcher, Martin,
Mason McLanahan Mchiullen, McQueen, seachan,
Meade Milson Morehesd Murphy, Newton, Peaslee Polk,
Powell Robbins Ross Russell Savage; schoonmaser Sey'
mour NY Seymour Conn. Shelton, Smart Stanton Ohio,
Stephens Ga, Sutherland, Venable Wallace, WiidncS'
Woodward.
Mr.. HALE moved to reconsider the vote
and TO lay that motion the table, which finally pre-
vailed. Yeas 90; Nays % So the vote was clencaed
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the State of the Union, and took up the
Indian Appropriation bill
MIR. CAMpBELL (lll.) briefly deprecated
the discussion of party questions and although he was
In favor Of granting the right of way and lands for rail.
sds o. national importance be gave ms reasons "a az
Iowa
Mr.. CLARK replied, advocating the i'm
portspcs Of the BILL
There was now but slim attendance OF
members, and the great crowd OF lobby members had
retired
The Committee rose and the House add
journed