New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
The CHAIR said Senator'S motives could
nat he nnas,il,nad

Mr.. Mason did not question the Sem
stor's motives They were doubtless patriotic, &C.
corcipg TO the measure of ttA: Ssnatofs pair tism
He opposed 10 cons iefins this Dill 10 enable the
party which nominated thar Senator, whose triumph
would be- the destrucii OF the country II disuioae
lareess smons the people the eve Of an electtou
MIR. HALE said that he thanked God that
the measure Of bis patriotism not the same ss that
OF the Senator. Their patriotism not he re- tced
10 soy, measured by the same measure Tais bill did
not originate with the 'anscsl pr-y which the senator
condemned. 1t did not originate at Pittsburgh Cl@ve
lane, but further South. IL ssinsed In section south
OF Frsits, where pstriltsm regulated BY the same
stsndsrd e. that Of the Senator from virsiDiA-
The question was taken and the motion
to take up YVES rejected BY the folio wing vote
YEAs-Messr Bright C,ss Chase, Clark Cooper. Dodge.
VITA badge, lowA Douslss Downs, Hals James Jonss
iowa Sc gard. SIMMER Wade Wslker-l6
HAYs-Messns 40 ans Atkinson, Badger, Bsysrd, Bell
BorlAnd Bradbury. Brodh.sd. Brooke Butler Cnsrion,
Davis Da vson, De Sanssiers, Fech. Fish Ger. Haulin
HunisI lone, Tenn kirs. Mallory Msn%m, Mason,
tsn, shee' smith sOue spruAnce, Ysncey Touces IN
dsrvood Uphsm-Ss
Several bills were reported.
Mr.. RUsK reported back the bill to
amend the postage s~s, with amendment, that the
pos'sSe on neespspers periodicals, and ali priated
matter not edins three ounces shall be sent any
pan OF the United states for cent and where the
postage paid quarterly regularly In advance where
the san Is SLED or delivered, onshsf OF said rates
d.
one ounce sbd BALI, when circulated In the State
where pubshed 81 al be charged one BALI of the
before FAMED, provided that small newspapers, quo.
,hed monthly, when cent 10 packages 20 one address,
paid BY sxiDg stamps thereto shall be charaesble
at halt nj for each ounce Postage On all transient
matter sha be paid charged double tue foregoing
rates and that all books, bound uGbOuno, NOT
weighing over four pounds, shall be- deemed mailsble
INST or. end charged with postage At ounce
for all distances under 000 lies and two an
ounce for a. distances 3 90 miles % which 30 DER
cent ,ha be- ado ed ia ell where he same may be-
sent witho NJ helrg prepaid.
The bill was taken up. these amend
agreed TO, aud the dill ordered to be engrossed
Subsequently, The dill was passed.
Mr.. SBIELDs reported from the Select
Committee The Bouse Bill g'aniing lad to the States
fer the benefit OF indicsnt Insane.
Mr.. HAMLIN reported bill granting a
reei.Ier to the bark Queen which was ordered TO
third reading.
Mr.. HAMLIN reported back the House
bill provieiDg Tor The election Of Public Prioter and
fxVg prices for puUc printing, stating aat tbs Com
nillee we're unable 10 sgree upon Il
Mr.. HUNTER said--As the time before
the hour tor taking up the River and Harbor bill was
'hoIt he would o! now move 10 take up the Appro
pIsiioB bill
MIR. DAVIS said it was impossible to dis
pose Of this bill In hsli nour.
Mr.. BoRLAND opposed taking the bill
up at this sge Of the session. though he In favor of
the blii iiseiL
Mr.. CAss hoped there would be no de-
bs.e. Every one unoentpod this subject Of printing,
$40 So ONION himself could not make II palmer than it
was now 10 all
Mr.. GwIN considered it the duty of the
political msohy 20 take the bill up, and pass 1t.
Mr.. BuTLtR said all public business was
postponed, aud nutang was Considered but WA, bad
Presidtn'is tendency Everything was deba'ed Ia tue
Senate snd s oce, dings had lost character and
dignity.
Mr.. HUNTER said he would not consent
that any bul should take precedence OF Approphs.
non bill.
Mr.. GwIN said he had used all his exer-
tons 10 have the appropriation bile considered, but
they were not, be wished this bill to be taken up
Mr.. BoRLAND objected to making this a
test parry The election of Printer might have
been Advisable early in the sion IL
necessary for the zane o. the session
MIR BADGER would oppose this motion,
though he in ia, or of the proposition Itself.
The question was taken and the motion
loat-Yess - N.ys %.
Mr. Mason, from the Committee on
Yor,ign Relstio eported three resolutions Tnat by
the Treaty If Guaosiyupe Hdago, no other pO
authority Is given 10 he Commissioners or Surveyors,
whose AZ prominent is therein provided for, than
20 determine, and by suitable landmarks establish
the boundaries between the United states and aexi.
as hey are prescribed by that Treay; and
that nothing 10 thar Treaty can be construed 20
authorize those officers in any manner 10 alter modi
~ the boundaries prescri bed. Tnai such power and
anihoiy IL conferred either That the net of John
r. Bsrier, thesCon mi slober Of the Unted States In
oisIegsrdng the boundaries laid DOM on the map,
Vbicr aGe part oithe T'eaty and In establishing in
eu OF one at ssio bouDdaies parallel OF siitu-e az
cetsrnJed by Astronomical observations, is dspar-
tuIt from the Tresty lie moved that tney be post.
pooed, al made The special order for Tuesday.
Mr. Hale asked for the Yeas and Navs
on the motion which we're refused, and Mr. Masons
motion wac sgaeed 20.
Mir. GwIN reported bill extending the
tine FIR TIE pay neni OF duties railroad iron import
ed by the Nllnipet end Manchester Railroad Com.
PAM, III q 1t vss taken up, con'idered and passed
Mr.. CHARLTON desired TO reconsider the
vote refusing take up the bill for the election of
pinter, but siler some d. bate withdrew H.
Dir. JOINS offered resolution, ordering
,hss Tor the remainder Of the session. Senate take
rsce's Dolly from t. 2. 81 Laid over.
The River and HsrbOr bill was takenup.
The amendment penoine was approprlting 50 900
for e Survey Of the Rapp-hsnuook Rlve- Virguis
Mr. DAVIS urged upon the friends of the
billIo refrain from oeba.e
hi. DE- SAUssURE addressed the Senate
10 opposition to The bill He believed no power
given 10 make such appropriations. He Commented
AT tbstc upon tne :" hisct Ia lin OS"s
ulinstey abandoned, and railroads established 70
swer In place thereof
Mr.. SHIELDS moved amendments strik-
Ing all appropriation, for SPECIFIC surveys, and In
seIrrg $4,000 generally for surveys BY the Govern
ment
There was the same principle involved
In The amendment of Hr Csss yesterday and IL vas
debated At length with occasional references 10 plat
forms and parties by Messrs. Hunter Boraud, Downs,
Cas-, HsmOlin Shields, Mason, Douglas aud others.
At 81 O'Clock Mr.. SHIELDS amendment
was rejected-AJes, 20; Noes, "a.
MIR. ATCHIsON moved to ad jOurn. Lost
AYES, 10; Nce', 10.
After debate. Mr.. BUTLER moved an
adjourn men, Lo.-Ayes, 81; Noes, %.
The amendment for the Rappahannock
River then agreed TO.
The following amendments of the Com
mt:ee then sgresd TO 5000 for survey Of
Tstpi River. Mass $500 for survey of San An.
tonic RIVER Tsx4s s. 500 for repairing works At LIT
ts Egg HHbor; S5,hO tor survey Of Esst Psscagoua
River, Miss 81 500 for survey Of Providence Haroor;
$500 tor survey Of Pals o. Ohio $50 for repair OF
wall AZ Msrbieheso Mass $500 for survey of