New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-03

Postmaster General to charge this paper with ne s,pA
per postage.
MIR. ADAMS said this was a proposition
to extend the ranking privilege which he could never
ssree ~ lie thought that priyile.e vas extended FAR
enough, and ought 70 be ceried Instead Of extended
Mr. BArARD said this was q private en-.
teprie conducted for the Der M Of private In ,dua
he raw no resson Why this privilege should be given 70
n. sbd not 10 many other valuable publications.
Mr.. Butter said if it was not a news
p'per nor periodical, 1t certainly book and n
hn privilege be exit nded 10 IT, 1t will bs sent through
The nsit bound a. other Law books Ii could be Adver
used aid sold In all e oes other Law book. wish
me soaition nat II can Do sent 10 boxes or basI
uScush the maih free Of postage
MIR. BRIGHT advocated the resolution.
Mr.. BADGER said he would vote to re-
consider without Leg. committed against the ssold
dor
The question was taken on the reconsld-
eraion and decided In the negative
YIAs-Aiessrs Adams Atchisru, Badger BayHd bfod-
bead Buusr Cease CLARKE. DAVIS, Dodge Io-s, Dousi.s
Hunter, King Miller, soue spnance, Toucey, Under
TSys~M,.r, BOri.na Bright, Brook. Cas-. Charlton,
Clemens Dawson De Ssussure, Dodge isconnnl fech,
Pcote, OWN H.nin. Houston Jon.: llows, MaIsIy
sStsIc' senp % ph.m' Wsd. Walker, w.lsr-2s.
Mr.. HUNTER moved to take up the In
dian appropriation bill -. ,u
bill vas on lhe table. He asked that be taken up and
referred .
MIR. HUNTER said he had rather that bis
molten be put.
Mr.. HAMLrS said he hoped.it would be
voted down.
Question taken on Mr.. HUNrER's mo.
ton, which was lost Ayes l5-Nsys 20
The River and Harbor bill was then TAX
en- mp and referred to the Committee Commerce
Mr.. DOUGLAS submitted amendm ants
TO the bill which were ordered 10 be printed. These
nts allow States Cles end Counties 10 levy
tunnage duties for the improvement Of Rivers snd lar
bors
Mr.. ToUCEY moved to reconsider the
vote by uhich The memorial Of Gen Hamilton upon the
sutjsct Of the 4, xas debt referred TO select
Committee.
Mr.. BUTLER said that be heard that
some members Of the Finance Committee supposed
that Gen Hamilton intended disrespect to that Com.
miree by some remarks In bis memorial lie assured
tie Senate this was not the lie then explained
Gen Hanitons position with respect to the subject,
and u ought he claimed potkng but Justice.
Mr.. BRIGHT said the Committee on
Finance bad bad this sub ect under for
long time. Memorials like Mr.. IIsmiltsns, praying
Coberesst TO repeal the proviso OF the Boundary Act,
recurring the OOUO " be retained 10 the Treasury
had been considered by that Committee. The Com.
mee some tne since bad vote this point. and had
decided vi aDimOusy % report against tho repeal OF
that provso, and the Senator fr 1m Maryland Mr..
PsaTce) directed TO make that report He thought
that when Standing Committee had subject before
then, aud were preparing report that subject ought
not 10 be referred 30 another Committee. He hoped
the memOrisl Ike all others, would be sent 70 the
Finance Committee.
Mr.. BCTLfR called for the reading OF
Hamilton memorial.
Several Senator'S said it was in print,
and In tho morLips papers.
The Clerk commanded reading the same,
ard bad proceeded but short way when
Mr.. BADGER moved 10 dispense with tho
further reading oth
Mr.. DE SAUssURE urged that the memo
rial ought 10 lie read In order hs, the Senate might
know ia object
Mr.. BUTLER, who had been absent, now
came IL. and exyre"ed surpras tlst the reading had
been Interrupted
Mr.. BADGER said he moved to dispense
With the reading because the Senator had ef the cham
Der. tile Senator wtsto und rgo the reading he de-
oil ed all 10 hear The nicton. lie now Withdrew his
motion, az the Sci stor hsdreturned MI
The reading was resumed, but before
ore third read, Mr. BUTLEI withdrew bis call for
the reading Of IT,
Mr.. RUsK then commenced speech to
show why tie provison in tn" Boundary Act on sh TO
be rel led After about ten minutes be yielded the
Coor, sn6 the subject wa postponed
Mr.. ADAMS offered resolution. which
sgreed to, directing inquiry as to the suppression
Of small notes Ia this city.
Mr.. WELLER offered resolution, which
was agree to- calling for Colonel Grahams report on
the Mexican boundary line.
The House bill TO provide for the execu-
ton Ct TIE Public rhLtipg was reierred 10 the Com
| mlsee on Printing.
The bill amerding the act relating TO the
| tsken up
Mr.. GwlN read speech in favor Of it.
Mr.. WELLER replied in opposition.
Tie bill was laid on the table for the
| present
The Indian Appropriation bill was then
| tokrn up. The amendment pending Wa. on striking
ouf the spPTcpIiatonoi s6"OO 10 pay the ShSwnees
for certsia lands OF theirs sold 10 Ohio.
Messfs. HUNTER and ATCHIsoN spoke
in favor OF striking il out The bill postponed.
The bill ordering a reconnaissance OF the
CHA Seas Behring's straits Java Sea, &c, was taken
ur
| Mr.. HUNTER offered q substitute for the
| Till
| Mr.. BoRLAND asked the object Of the
| bin.
| MIR. HUNTER explain ed that it was Il
explore those seas much trsversed by American
vesseh-it was to afford facilities to commerce
| Mr.. BoRLAND asked the Senator how
he, Who he'd been leader the opposition TO all bill
extending facilities 10 commerce On the lakes AM
western waters the grounds Of their unconst'ution
atty, could support this proposition, which w" - aP
propaie hundreds Of thousands TO build and equip yea
ses explore these seas and Afford facilities 10 com
| nleIce. SENATE then adjourned
EoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House concurred in the Senate
rduent 10 the bill granting presumption to actua
| settlers on the line OF the Central Railroad.
| Mr.. JONES Tenn. wished to amend tht
| rules 40 that a majority may suspend tast Llovln
five mis- speeches amendments after the gcners
| del ale 10 closed on bin.
Mr.. ORR objected.
Mr.. MEADE made an Intellectual attemp
to have taken up the RESOLUTION fixing the time tOr IA
| adjournment Of ConsTess.
Mr.. RICHARDSON offered resolution
which was adopted, calling on the Secretary OF IN
Treasury for information relative TO the shpwrcek O
4 the American soop Georc ans, on the east coast O
Queen Charlotte leland and the measures taken tor be
| relief -,
Mr.. HAscALL, by leave introduced bill
| TO smsnc the Postage Law, proposing among othe
,hire. 10 reduce the postage letters when prepsd